US EditionCollege tennis facing threats of cuts at same time many of its alums are starring in pro ranks
- Record numbers of college players are competing in professional tennis, with 26 in men's singles and nine in women's doubles at Wimbledon.
- Numerous college tennis programs face elimination, including those from Central Arkansas, Eastern Illinois, and others since 2024.
- David Mullins, CEO of the International Tennis Association, emphasizes that college tennis is a strong pathway to professional opportunities.
- While professional success increases for former major-conference players, many smaller college programs struggle to survive.
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College tennis facing threats of cuts at same time many of its alums are starring in pro ranks
This should be an exhilarating moment for college tennis. Wimbledon featured a record 26 current or former college players in men’s singles and nine more in the women’s draw.
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