Tag: NCAA D1

The Intercollegiate Tennis Association ("ITA") has released today the NCAA Division I Women’s ITA Collegiate Tennis National Rankings sponsored by Tennis-Point which feature the Top 125 singles players and the Top 60 doubles teams...

As another ATP Tour season comes to a close, yet another former collegiate athlete has climbed to the No. 1 rank in the Men’s Doubles Rankings, marking 32 weeks of the past 33 weeks...

Justin DeSanto has taken what many would consider to be an untraditional path to becoming an NCAA Division I Head Coach.  In June of 2021, he was named the Head Men's Tennis Coach at...

https://youtu.be/pGTxyKNnSto With the 2022 ITA Fall Championship season now behind us, let's take a look back on what was a historic Fall where many records were broken, with new faces solidifying their place in the...

Tournament Homepage | Draws | Photo Library SAN DIEGO, CA. - On the final day of play from the Barnes Tennis Center, National Champions were crowned in both Singles and Doubles at the 2022 ITA...

Check out the 2022 ITA National Fall Championships coverage hosted by our partners at Cracked Racquets. Streams will run throughout the Men's and Women's Main Draw on the Cracked Racquets YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/embed/Vn3tS2fQyjs Links to...

Tournament Homepage | Draws | Photo Library SAN DIEGO, CA. - In today's Semifinal Round of play from the 2022 ITA National Fall Championships, the top players in college tennis shined, earning their spots into...

Tournament Homepage | Draws | Photo Library SAN DIEGO, CA. - After three days of elite-level singles and doubles play from the Barnes Tennis Center, the Semifinalists are now set for the 2022 ITA National...

Tournament Homepage | Draws | Photo Library SAN DIEGO, CA. - Day two from the 2022 ITA National Fall Championships saw the remaining field cut to half, as the nation's top players fought their way...

Tournament Homepage | Draws | Photo Library SAN DIEGO, CA. - On the first day of play from the 2022 ITA National Fall Championships, the top players in college tennis came to play, leaving it...