After College

By Emily Lombardi I snooze my alarm at 5:15am, but I’m shortly out the door of my Midtown apartment by 5:30am. I ride the subway starting on 33rd Street one stop to 42nd Street, then I switch to the 4...

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Australia's John Peers and Ashleigh Barty are the Tokyo 2020 mixed doubles bronze medallists following a walkover by the Serbian team of Nina Stojanovic and Novak Djokovic. Peers, alongside Barty, was set to meet fellow world No.1 Novak Djokovic and...

This is something that I struggled with. During my first few months traveling it was just me and I thought everything was great, living out of hotels, everything just seemed easy. It might’ve been my third month after a lot...

Honfleur, France - Kicking off in just two days from France, the 2022 Master’U BNP Paribas Championships are set to be an exhibition of some of the shining stars from the collegiate ranks as 25 of the 46 players...

https://youtu.be/xNbNhNpaB-0 When looking across the landscape of college tennis, there are very few individuals who have experienced the same level of success as a student-athlete, professional, and coach as current Florida Men’s Tennis Head Coach Bryan Shelton. As one of only...

Off the cusps of yet another strong showing from collegians at the French Open, Austin Krajicek (Men's Doubles Champion) & Tim Puetz (Mixed Doubles Champion), both current and former collegians will look to continue this momentum into the third...

Courtesy of ATP Staff and the ATP Tour Alafia Ayeni may not be a household name on the ATP Tour, but that is not stopping him from making an impact by giving back to the sport. The 23-year-old, who is competing at...

Men's Doubles Main Draw | Women's Doubles Main Draw MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - It will be another strong showing for players with college ties at the 2024 Australian Open as 60 players who spent time or are currently playing college tennis...

Below is a look at players with collegiate tennis ties competing in the 2018 US Open. Men's SinglesNoah Rubin, Wake ForestBradley Klahn, StanfordSteve Johnson, USCJohn Isner, GeorgiaKevin Anderson, IllinoisCameron Norrie, TCUMackenzie McDonald, UCLATennys Sandgren, TennesseeYannick Hanfmann, USCYannick Maden, ClemsonCollin Altamirano, Virginia Men's DoublesBradley...