With the fall season quickly approaching and opening tournaments in the coming weeks, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association has released its preseason rankings for Division I men’s and women...
Three weeks ago on July 31, Judge Charlotte Sweeney granted a class-wide injunction allowing Class of ’26 athletes a fifth year of eligibility, in line with the new 5-in-5 standard. But today, t...
A full-scale attempt to implement mixed doubles in college tennis would be a complete and utter logistical nightmare. But it would also be amazing. Mixed doubles is hardly a focal point of modern tenn...
This is not a drill. A Colorado District court judge just issued a class-wide preliminary injunction granting high school Class of 2022 athletes a fifth-year of eligibility, matching the eligibility s...
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, a...
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...
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 individual...
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-Ga...
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) Emm...
The next NCAA Division I Cabinet meeting is just two days away on May 22, where we could possibly see the next phase of eligibility rules enacted. The new system of rules, 5-in-5, is a framework that ...