By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher The Intercollegiate Tennis Association and the ATP Tour have implemented a program in 2023 where college players who finish in the top 20 of the year-end men’s singles rankings and those who reach the quarterfinals of NCAA men’s singles tournament will receive special exemption entries into various ATP Challenger level professional […] The post Ohio State’s Ty Tucker Loves New ITA / ATP Challenger Agreement appeared first on World Tennis Magazine ..read more

Tennis requires a strict fitness regimen. A lot of strength goes behind each precision shot and it takes a lot of endurance to survive an intense game under the sun. This is why it is very important for tennis players and aficionados to maintain their fitness levels by performing specific strength training exercises. Tennis legend […] The post A Fitness Insight Into Tennis – Top 10 Exercises For Strength appeared first on World Tennis Magazine ..read more

By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher American tennis players who win the NCAA singles title and all-American teams that win the NCAA doubles title are by custom given wild card entries into the U.S. Open. All American winners at the recently concluded NCAA Championships at the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona, Florida were Ethan Quinn of […] The post “I Want To Go To New York With Carson” – Fiona Crawley, Other American NCAA Champs Await USTA U.S. Open Wild Card Decisions appeared first on World Tennis Magazine ..read more

———— BY JAMES BECK Little Charleston, S.C., is playing a major role at the French Open this year. Two long-time Charleston residents are in the women’s main draw of the year’s second Grand Slam tournament. Shelby Rogers is actually a native of the area, and Emma Navarro has been around since her early years and […] The post It’s A Big French Open For Charleston Tennis Residents appeared first on World Tennis Magazine ..read more

By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher They say a cat has nine lives. How many lives does a dog have? Or a Georgia Bulldog tennis player playing in the NCAA Championships? In the case of Georgia Bulldog Ethan Quinn, the answer is five….as in match points saved en route to winning the 2023 NCAA singles championship at […] The post Georgia’s Ethan Quinn, Down Quadruple Match Point, Wins All-Time Classic NCAA Singles Final appeared first on World Tennis Magazine ..read more

by Randy Walker @TennisPublisher The NCAA singles championships used to have two benchmark rounds that players targeted. Now there are three. When singles draws were made in the past at the NCAA Tennis Championships, many players, coaches and observers would focus on reaching the round of 16 by winning two singles matches, which would earn […] The post NCAA Men’s Singles Quarterfinalists Clinch Valuable ATP Challenger Entries appeared first on World Tennis Magazine ..read more

By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher There has been a fair amount of chatter about NCAA tennis scheduling. Frankly, it has been the subject for many years. “The Final Four” is something that is very much part of the college sports vernacular, most notably in the college basketball as the semifinalists in the NCAA Basketball Championship event […] The post Here’s A Better NCAA Tennis Schedule – And How About A Tennis Final Four? appeared first on World Tennis Magazine ..read more

by Randy Walker @TennisPublisher The Virginia Cavaliers tennis program is fast becoming one of the all-time great legendary programs. When followers of tennis think of the great men’s college tennis programs they will often say Stanford, Southern Cal, UCLA and Georgia but you have to start saying Virginia now after the Cavaliers won their sixth […] The post Virginia Now Third Place All-Time In NCAA Men’s Team Tournament Titles With 2023 Victory appeared first on World Tennis Magazine ..read more

By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher The University of North Carolina women’s tennis team, made up entirely of American players, won its first NCAA championship Saturday night with a 4-1 win over state rival North Carolina State 4-1 at the U.S. Tennis Association National Campus in Orlando, Florida. After winning the doubles point, the Tar Heels got […] The post North Carolina, With A Roster Entirely of American Players, Wins NCAA Women’s Tennis Title At USTA National Campus appeared first on World Tennis Magazine ..read more

Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (Claremont, Calif.) won the 2023 NCAA DIII women’s tennis national championship at the USTA National Campus in Orlando, securing the program’s second consecutive national title by defeating the University of Chicago in a rematch of the 2022 final.  The match concluded the DII and DIII team event portion of the 2023 NCAA Tennis Championships […] The post NCAA Division II and III Team Champs Crowned At Historic NCAA Tennis Championship at USTA National Campus appeared first on World Tennis Magazine ..read more