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Tennis on Campus

TENNIS ON CAMPUS

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TENNIS ON CAMPUS

COLLEGE TENNIS
USTA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

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Tennis on Campus (TOC) is the USTA club tennis program, offering college players a socially competitive tennis experience and memories that will last a lifetime. Over 400 colleges and universities nationwide participate in the student-run program, many competing to reach the USTA Tennis on Campus National Championship.

Tennis on Campus

TENNIS ON CAMPUS OPPORTUNITIES

The Southern California Tennis on Campus program currently offers around 20 active colleges and universities, with regular events (often student-organized) held throughout Southern California. Tennis on Campus events utilize the co-ed World TeamTennis format featuring singles, doubles and mixed play.

The SoCal Tennis on Campus season revolves around the Sectional Championship, where top finishers go on to the National Championship.

Still, not every TOC program is solely dedicated to high level competitive play. Many TOC programs are built with the casual player in mind, emphasizing physical activity, social interaction, and providing an outlet for players to organize and enjoy the game with college friends. 

Interested in bringing TOC to your college or university? Reach out to Anthony Shirley at ashirley@scta.usta.com, and he will help you get started.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TENNIS ON CAMPUS PROGRAMS

Biola University

BIOLA UNIVERSITY

Cal Poly Pomona

CAL POLY POMONA

Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO

Cal State Bakersfield

CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD

Cal State Fullerton

CAL STATE FULLERTON

Cal State Long Beach

CAL STATE LONG BEACH

Cal State Northridge

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE

Cal State San Bernardino

CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO

Claremont Mudd Scripps

CLAREMONT MUDD SCRIPPS POMONA PITZER

Loyola Marymount

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY

Pepperdine University

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY

San Diego State University

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY

UCLA

UCLA

University of California-Irvine

UC IRVINE

University of California-Riverside

UC RIVERSIDE

University of California-San Diego

UC SAN DIEGO

University of California-Santa Barbara

UC SANTA BARBARA

University of San Diego

UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO

University of Southern California

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Biola University

BIOLA UNIVERSITY

Cal Poly Pomona

CAL POLY POMONA

Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO

Cal State Bakersfield

CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD

Cal State Fullerton

CAL STATE FULLERTON

Cal State Long Beach

CAL STATE LONG BEACH

Cal State Northridge

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE

Cal State San Bernardino

CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO

Claremont Mudd Scripps

CLAREMONT MUDD SCRIPPS POMONA PITZER

Loyola Marymount

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY

Pepperdine University

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY

San Diego State University

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY

UCLA

UCLA

University of California-Irvine

UC IRVINE

University of California-Riverside

UC RIVERSIDE

University of California-San Diego

UC SAN DIEGO

University of California-Santa Barbara

UC SANTA BARBARA

University of San Diego

UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO

University of Southern California

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

Southern California’s Tennis on Campus season culminates with the Sectional Championship. Teams from throughout the section battle for SoCal’s coveted bids to the USTA National Championship. One of the most exciting and energetic events of the year, this two-day tournament is a highlight of the collegiate tennis calendar in Southern California.

The 2024 Sectional Championship will be played at the Claremont Club in Claremont, California February 17-18.

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UCLA Tennis on Campus National Champions

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

The USTA Tennis on Campus National Championship is the pinnacle event of collegiate club tennis in the United States. Since its inception in 2000, the event has grown from a select few schools to 64 colleges and universities representing 15 USTA Sections. Teams representing Southern California have fared well at Nationals, including three-time national champions UCLA (2011, 2019, 2022).

From schools large and small, a wide variety of college students make their way to the National Championship each April to conclude the Tennis on Campus season. Club tennis teams can either earn bids through their Sectional Championship or through Tennis on Campus Invitationals that are held twice throughout the academic year.