NCAA adopts 5-in-5

Daniel Susann, Editor As of June 23, the NCAA Division I cabinet adopted a revolutionary framework for collegiate athletics eligibility. The new set of rules, "Five-in-five," will streamline NCAA eligibility, applying a blanket system and repealing the outdated redshirt waiver which made special exceptions the norm

Who made it out of the American Collegiate Player Wild Card Playoff?

Daniel Susann, Editor Gorzny. Brantmeier. Carpico. Filin. Bennett. Esposito. Svajda. Scott. Those are the names to listen for at the end of August as you partake in the biggest tournament in American tennis. Based on their performances during the collegiate season, they were awarded an opportunity to earn a spot

Everything you need to know for the American Collegiate Player Wildcard Playoff

Daniel Susann, Editor Get your popcorn ready. We are just a few days away from arguably the biggest event of the summer for college tennis, the American Collegiate Player Wildcard Playoff. From June 16-18, eight individuals and eight doubles teams will compete for spots in the US Open Main

Comparing line calling at the French Open to college tennis

Daniel Susann, Editor Is it in or is it out? During play at Roland-Garros on the unique clay surface, it was sometimes hard to truly get a definitive answer. Sticking with the traditional method for line calling, Roland-Garros opted to not use Hawk-Eye like almost every other

Former college players competing at the French Open

Daniel Susann, Editor 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

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

Daniel Susann, Editor 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

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

Daniel Susann, Editor 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

Texas A&M wins NCAA Women's National Championship

Daniel Susann, Editor ATHENS, G.A. — Three days, three long matches, one national championship trophy. Enduring a grueling trio of matches with clearly visible signs of fatigue, the Texas A&M Aggies (28-5) pushed on to secure their second national championship in three years. They defied the odds,

Virginia wins NCAA Men's Championship 4-3

Daniel Susann, Editor ATHENS, G.A. — No. 1 gets it done. With all eyes on him, No. 1 ranked Dylan Dietrich clinched the national championship for the No. 2 seed Virginia Cavaliers (29-7). Getting a pair of breaks in the final set versus No. 3 Sebastian Gorzy, Dietrich boosted

Texas A&M knocks off defending champs to head to NCAA final

Daniel Susann, Editor ATHENS, G.A. — In a day full of epic comebacks, this one may have been the best. In front of the home Georgia crowd, down 1-3 with all the momentum on the side of the No. 1 Bulldogs (22-6), No. 4 Texas A&M

No. 2 Auburn bursts past No. 3 Ohio State into NCAA Championship match

ATHENS, G.A. — It was a pretty routine path for the Tigers to secure a national championship berth versus the Buckeyes. Despite being outmatched in the top two spots of the singles lineup, Auburn's depth was the difference maker. Auburn (36-3) took the doubles point with relative