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Tennis On Campus News

Minnesota A Places Fifth At TOC Spring Invitational

The University of Minnesota A team finished fifth at the 2012 Tennis On Campus Spring Invitational April 20-22 at the Reffkin Tennis Center in Tucson, Ariz. Minnesota B and Wisconsin-Stout also participated in the tournament, placing 19th and 29th, respectively. Read More

Minnesota Finishes 22nd, NDSU 62nd At TOC Nationals

Minnesota finished 22nd overall, while NDSU was 62nd overall at the 2012 Tennis on Campus National Championships in Cary, N.C. Read More

Teams Blog From Tennis On Campus Nationals

North Dakota State and the University of Minnesota will be sending daily blogs reflecting on their experiences at the 2012 Tennis on Campus National Championships in Cary, N.C. Read More

NDSU Featured Teams As TOC Championships Begin

Check out this Q&A with the NDSU team as they prepare for the Tennis On Campus National Championships this weekend. Read More

Leah Branaugh Named Honorable Mention TOC National Award Winner

Congratulations to Leah Branaugh of the University of South Dakota, who was named honorable mention in the 2012 Tennis on Campus National Organizer of the Year contest. Read More

Minnesota Wins Tennis On Campus Section Championship

The University of Minnesota won its ninth consecutive championship, while North Dakota State was second, at the 2012 USTA Northern Tennis on Campus Section Championships at Life Time Fitness - Lakeville. Read More

Tennis on Campus Section Championships - Day 2

The University of Minnesota claimed its ninth straight Tennis On Campus Section Championship, while North Dakota State finished second. Both teams will play at the 2012 USTA Tennis on Campus National Championships in North Carolina. Read More

Winona State, Mabry Enjoying First TOC Section Championship

Winona State has advanced to the Gold Bracket in its first-ever Tennis on Campus Section Championship. Read More

USTA Northern Tennis On Campus Team Gallery

Tennis On Campus Sectional Photos - Day 1

Leah Branaugh, Valley City State Win TOC Awards

Congratulations to Leah Branaugh of the University of South Dakota, who was named the 2011-12 Tennis on Campus Organizer of the Year and Valley City State University of Valley City, N.D., which was the 2011-12 Club of the Year. Read More

Fall Tennis On Campus Updates

Congratulations to North Dakota State who won the Fall Tennis On Campus Series! Also, registration is open for the 2012 Tennis On Campus Section Championships and nominations are being taken for Club and Organizer of the Year. Read More

Grant Helps Get SDSM&T Program Off The Ground

South Dakota School of Mines & Technology in Rapid City, S.D., used a $1,000 Community Tennis Grant from USTA Northern to help get their program started. Read More

List of College Tennis Information Sessions

Want to learn more about the many opportunities available to play college tennis? Whether it is varsity tennis on the Division I, II or III level, or participating in Tennis on Campus, there is something for everyone. Read More