Alumni Spotlight

In the fall of my sophomore year at TCU, after a standard Thursday night out at the bars, I made my way back to my dorm. We all had a pretty big night and definitely a couple too many. I...

ATP & WTA Tournaments Spanning from Mar. 28 thru Apr. 24 Former collegiate athletes have gotten off to a great start to the 2022 ATP and WTA clay seasons. Over six tournaments, former collegiate alumni have won four doubles titles...

By Mike Ross I played Division I tennis at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis from 1999-2003. Playing college tennis has impacted my life in many ways, and in particular, my professional life.  I am currently the President at Brown & Brown...

The Maccabiah Games is Israel's largest sporting event and brings together over 10,000 Jewish athletes from over 60 countries around the world. In 2022, two rising stars in the women’s college tennis scene took part in the Games, sweeping...

TEMPE, AZ - The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (“ITA”) is pleased to announce Charlie Hoeveler, the founder of US Sports Camps, as the inaugural recipient of the ITA Chairman’s Award.  The ITA Chairman’s Award recognizes and honors an individual who has...

This week we are thanking the ITA’s generous supporters and encouraging friends and alumni of college tennis to follow their lead by donating to the ITA Fund. Today we talk with Simmons University women's tennis alum and ITA Board member...

Choosing a major in college was a process of elimination for Christopher Martin. By the time he crossed everything off the list, finance was the only one remaining that piqued his interest. Martin wasn’t what sure what direction he would...

Consistently one of America’s top players for the last decade, Sam has garnered a decorated career which includes 10 ATP Titles and a career-high ranking of World No. 11. Now, Sam joins TopCourt to share the secrets behind his...

Dear Pomona-Pitzer Women’s Tennis Team: Tennis was not an easy sport to play in my hometown of Seattle, Washington when I was a kid. Seattle is a rainy town so much of the year outdoor tennis is not possible and...

By Arthur Kapetanakis Jermaine and Jarmere Jenkins grew up among eight other siblings as tennis-obsessed kids, watching Venus and Serena Williams on TV. In their professional careers, the brothers have had a much closer vantage point—from about 78 feet across...