Florida Tennis On Campus Series

Teams at one of the many Florida Tennis On Campus Series events take a break
and snap a group photo.

Participating Teams:
Eckerd College
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
Flagler College
Florida International University
Florida State University
Rollins College
Stetson University
University of Central Florida
University of Florida
University of Miami
University of South Florida

Florida Tennis On CampusSeries Introduction
The Florida Tennis On Campus Series is a fun series of tournaments open to club tennis teams and intramural tennis programs both in Florida and from other USTA sections. The series is designed so that each tournament will have a different format to test teamwork, the depth of a schools roster, and abilities in singles and doubles. The USTA Florida Tennis On Campus Coordinator bids out each tournament to club tennis presidents to be a host a CCS event at the beginning of the academic year. Efforts are made to vary locations from year-to-year. To encourage schools to host events, USTA Florida provides each host a $200 grant to assist with keeping entry fees low, tennis balls, t-shirts, awards, and marketing. In the 2007-2008 season there were five series events: • Florida State University Doubles Classic • University of Florida Gatorbowl • University of Central Florida Knightro Cup • University of Miami Ibis Open • University of South Florida Bull Run At the end of the series, USTA Florida hosts the USTA Campus Championship - Florida at the Florida Tennis Center in Daytona Beach, Florida to conclude the season. There, teams compete for an automatic bid to the USTA National Campus Championship. Teams interested in joining the Florida Tennis On Campus Series should contact Michelle Willis below for more information.

Florida Tennis On CampusSeries Information
Season Length	Website	Contact
September - March	Florida Tennis On Campus Series Website	Michelle Willis at (386) 671-8937

Florida Tennis On CampusSeries Past Champions
2008 - University of Florida 2007 - University of Central Florida 2006 - University of Central Florida