Tennis On Campus
Love tennis but not chasing a varsity spot? Tennis on Campus is college club tennis at its most fun, coed teams, a fast team format, and players of every level competing and hanging out together.
Overview of club team play for college students.
What Is Tennis on Campus?
Tennis on Campus is club-level college tennis for students who want to keep competing without the varsity commitment. Teams are coed, the format is fast and social, and everyone’s welcome, from former high school stars to happy beginners.
Tennis on Campus
Find a Club
See if your school has a club, or start your own. It’s mostly student-run, so it’s easy to get going and even easier to make friends.
| College/University | Club President(s) | Club Email |
|---|---|---|
| Florida Atlantic University | Justin Bench | Click here to email |
| Florida Gulf Coast University | Sammy Rogge | Click here to email |
| Florida International University | Daniel Guzman | Click here to email |
| Florida State University | Bryson Ko | Click here to email |
| Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University | Landon Stenger | Click here to email |
| Rollins College | Henry Wilcomes Riley Reeves (co-captain) | Click here to email Click here to email |
| University of Central Florida | Andres Baez | Click here to email |
| University of Florida | Hudson Fry Patrick Kettel (co-captain) | Click here to email Click here to email |
| University of Miami | Anya Beniwal | Click here to email |
| University of North Florida | Jackson Carnaghi | Click here to email |
| University of South Florida | Mateo Acosta | Click here to email |
| University of Tampa | Daniel Preobrazhensky | Click here to email |
| Jacksonville University | Zachary Oliveira | Click here to email |
Regional and national campus championship pathway.
Tournaments & Nationals
Campus teams compete in regional and sectional events all year, and the best earn a spot at the national championship, one of the liveliest events in college tennis. Every match counts for the team.
Improve Your Game
Drills & Games
Take your serves, volleys, and more to the next level with this playlist of drills & games.
Strategy
Take your game to the next level with strategy advice from experts on various topics of play.
Doubles Strategy
Take your doubles game to the next level with expert advice from pros.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Tennis on Campus
Club tennis questions for college students.
It’s coed college club tennis for every skill level, a fun, team-based way to keep playing in college without a varsity commitment. Clubs compete against other schools with a shot at nationals.
Nope. Club teams welcome all levels, from casual players to former high school competitors. It’s as much about community and fun as competition.
Yes. If there’s no club on your campus, we can help you get one off the ground. Reach out to us and we’ll walk you through it.
Varsity is highly competitive, recruited, and time-intensive, while club tennis is student-run, flexible, and open to all. If you want to keep playing for the love of it, club is a great fit.
Definitely. Clubs play other schools and can advance to regional and national club championships. There’s real competition, just with more fun and less pressure.
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Have a question, need some guidance, or want to learn more?
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