Playing Eligibility Timeframe For NCAA DI, DII & DIII; NAIA & NJCAA Tennis
How long can I compete in collegiate tennis? It is an often-asked question. Athletes have a certain timeframe allowed during which they can compete at Collegiate tennis. We broke it down by governing ...
Redshirting Rules and College Readiness
In men's and women's professional tennis, the average age of professionals has increased from the way it was 10 years ago. You see Rafael Nadal winning slams in 2022 when he was fully expected to spen...
Transferring Colleges & Eligibility Rules
Student-athletes transferring once within the division can play immediately as long as they notify the school by the deadline. The deadline for tennis (a spring sport) is July 1 every year.
NAIA Series - Academic Eligibility Requirements for International Students Who Attended One Semester or More of University for Playing NAIA
If you have attended College or University for only one semester, then you must pass nine US credit hours. Credits are converted to U.S. equivalents based on international transfer credit industry sta...
8th Grade Preparation List to Play College Tennis
A big part of playing college tennis is to plan your course of action correctly. Here are some action items that we suggest you follow.
9th Grade Preparation List to Play College Tennis
Below are the 9th grade to-dos for playing college tennis. Review 8th grade To-Dos – If you have not read the 8th Grade To-Dos, please review it first. If you read it in 8th grade, you are in good sha...
All You Need To Know About Delayed Enrollment
After a prospective student-athlete’s expected date of high school graduation, they have a certain amount of time (grace period) to continue tennis participation before initially enrolling full time a...
