By United States Tennis Association
The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has announced that co-ed intramural and club tennis teams representing 64 colleges and universities across the country have qualified for the 2013 USTA Tennis on Campus National Championship, which will take place in Surprise, Arizona April 11-13.
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2013 USTA Tennis On Campus National Championship.This year, seven schools will make their debut at the National Championship in a field that also includes defending champion, University of California-Berkeley, and five-time national champion, Texas A&M (which won titles in 2002 and 2004-2007). All Tennis On Campus teams participating in the National Championship have advanced through USTA section championship play.
“The Tennis On Campus National Championship is the most exciting and successful recreational college tennis event in the country, “said Glenn Arrington, National Manager of USTA Tennis On Campus. “The Championship offers students a well-rounded experience of competition and fun in a social atmosphere—setting it apart from varsity programs. Having the opportunity to compete at Nationals is a memorable milestone in our players’ college experience.”
Participating teams that have received bids for this year’s USTA Tennis On Campus National Championship include the following schools (* denotes first-time qualifiers):
Participating Institutions
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Arizona State University Auburn University Baylor University Boston College Brigham Young University College of Charleston Columbia University Cornell University Dartmouth College * DePaul University Duke University * Emory University * George Washington University Georgetown University Harvard University * Kennesaw State Lone Star College – CyFair Louisiana State University New Mexico State University North Dakota State University Northwestern University Oakland University |
Pennsylvania State University Purdue University Saint Louis University * Saint Mary’s College of California * South Dakota State University Southern Methodist University Stanford University Stony Brook University Texas A&M University Texas State University – San Marcos Texas Tech The University of Texas at Austin Tufts University University of Arizona University of California – Berkeley University of California – Davis University of California – Los Angeles University of California &ndash San Diego University of California – Santa Barbara University of Central Florida |
University of Cincinnati University of Delaware University of Florida University of Georgia University of Maryland University of Michigan University of Minnesota University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill University of Northern Colorado University of Oklahoma University of Oregon University of Pennsylvania University of Texas San Antonio University of Virginia University of Washington University of Wisconsin Utah Valley University * Valley City State University Villanova University Virginia Tech Washington University Western Washington University |
