Welcome to Division1Tennis

Evidently, you have discovered Division1Tennis, the next development in a massively growing area of college tennis media. College tennis is rich with interesting stories, thrilling matchups and divisive controversies, yet it lacks a national print publication that delivers the news in a centralized and journalistic manner.

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Former college players competing at the French Open

The Roland-Garros main draw begins in less than 24 hours, and a number of former college players will be competing. Reference the full draw here. No. 25 Diana Shnaider - NC State (2022-2023) Emma Navarro - Virginia (2020-2022) Peyton Stearns - Texas (2020-2022) McCartney Kessler - Florida (2017-2022) No. 5

The winners and losers of 5-in-5

The new system of rules, 5-in-5, is a framework that would sharpen up many of the fuzzy edges surrounding NCAA eligibility. But not everyone will benefit.

Automatic qualifiers for American Collegiate Player Wild Card Playoffs

The USTA announced the automatic qualifiers for the American Collegiate Player Wild Card Playoffs, coming June 16-18. The playoffs will be a small event with just a four player draw for singles and four team draw for doubles. Winners will receive US Open main draw singles wild card slots, while

Making sense of Mark Weaver's post-match press conference

I am still trying to make sense of this exchange between Texas A&M women's tennis head coach Mark Weaver and reporter John Parsons (@JTweetsTennis), host of the No-Ad, No Problem podcast. Texas A&M had just won a national championship, taking down Auburn 4-1 in

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Former college players competing at the French Open

The winners and losers of 5-in-5

Automatic qualifiers for American Collegiate Player Wild Card Playoffs

Making sense of Mark Weaver's post-match press conference