Men’s college tennis is facing a serious dilemma this fall. None of its stars are standing out in the individual season. There is no torch bearer. Compare that to the women’s side where No. 3 Luciana ...
Photo by Erez Aidlin ITA No. 55 Harvard senior Stephanie Yakoff has committed to play her fifth year of college tennis with the Michigan Wolverines, announcing her decision via Instagram Friday evenin...
Some of this is old news, but it is still worth rehashing. The NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Tennis Championships Subcommittee and NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Tennis Oversight Committees hav...
When looking over the names of players to qualify for the NCAA Singles Championship, there are a handful of names missing. Those names being almost the entire preseason top 10. ...
The second half of women’s regionals have concluded, and the themes present during the first half were not so strong. There was more parity throughout with 15 schools accounting for the 18 spots in At...
It was announced today that another career-high ATP Top 200 player would be joining the Texas Longhorns. Per College Tennis Nation, former junior No. 1 Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez will be joining the Longh...
Unlike last week, we didn’t get any sweeps across the five ITA Regionals finishing over the last few days. But there were a few schools that stood out at the front of the pack. Ten spots in the NCAA C...
One of the biggest weaknesses in the college tennis product is a lack of access to information. Finding scores, streams and schedules can feel like pulling teeth. The Intercollegiate Tennis Associatio...
Courtesy of Nikola Parichkov Facing a Type 1 diabetes diagnosis late in his junior tennis career, Nikola Parichkov didn’t know if his playing days were through. Three years later, he’s found a support...
The settlement which resolved the Brantmeier v. NCAA case earlier this year has reached another development, as a platform for pursuing damages has been announced. Athletes who forfeited prize money i...
