D3 seemed more and more enticing. University of Chicago, Carnegie Mellon, MIT, Cal Tech, Babson the list kept going on. You now know that there is an option to not sacrifice neither academic nor athletic. You will become a D3 student-athlete.
National Letter of Intent - What to do now?
Finding a school was difficult. Making sure the offer was right, stressful. Signing your commitment should be the easy thing if you know what you are doing.
How a Division 3 Tennis Player Became Big By Dreaming Small
Eric Butorac, a top doubles specialist, and former Gustavus Adolphus College (D3) star talks about his strategy and how this took him from a Division 1 outcast to playing the 2014 Australian Open final.
Mike’s Recruitment Story II
"They will know who I am. Just give me a racket and let me do what I am supposed to do. I’ve been waiting too long for this."
Tennis Recruiting Top Women's Classes With USP Flavor
With only weeks before the Regular Spring Signing Period, Tennis Recruiting has profiled the Top Women's Classes - 2018 Winter Rankings, that includes some of USP own, making an impact in their upcoming team rank.
Hey Junior Players: You should all go PRO!
Every competitive tennis player who has been part of the junior ITF tournaments should go pro. You deserve it for all your efforts, hard work, and sacrifices. You have had to deal with years of tough training and competition while doing your school work on the road, missing plenty of family & social life and spending tons of money. So, go for the ultimate dream.