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College Tennis Exposure Camp — USTA National Campus
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About this camp
A true college tennis experience.
Set in the heart of Florida at the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona, this camp delivers a true college tennis experience. Players train and compete on professional, tournament-level courts where NCAA National Championships are played.
The environment replicates the pace and intensity of collegiate practices, giving players ages 14–18 a clear picture of what it takes to play at the next level.
What you'll experience
- College-style drills and match play led exclusively by head college coaches
- Coaching feedback during drills and matches to improve strategy and decision-making
- Recruiting and preparation seminars presented by head college coaches
- Lunch provided both days; open to players ages 14–18
- A high-energy environment designed to motivate and build confidence
CAMP FIT SCORE
See if this camp matches your recruiting plan.
Baseline analyzes the coaches attending against your school list, tennis level, academics, recruiting activity and travel investment to give you a personalized Camp Fit Score.
6 of your schools attending
Overall Camp Fit
out of 100
Why this score
- 6 schools on your recruiting list are attending
- 3 are currently marked Target
- 4 programs align strongly with your projected tennis level
- 2 attending coaches are already in your recruiting activity
- High coach exposure, but $975 + travel makes this a meaningful investment
Strong recruiting opportunity. With six schools from your list attending including three Target programs the concentration of relevant coaches makes this camp worth serious consideration.
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Coaching staff
On-court instruction from college coaches.
- Bethune-Cookman UniversityChris Wollett, Head Women's Coach
- University of California, Santa CruzRoss Pytko, Head Men's Coach
- University of DelawarePablo Montana, Director of Tennis
- Embry-Riddle UniversityChad Berryhill, Head Women's Coach
- Embry-Riddle UniversityDave Paschal, Head Men's Coach
- Florida Southern CollegeTrish Riddell, Head Women's Coach
- Florida Southern CollegeRhett Rollyson, Head Men's Coach
- Johns Hopkins UniversityMike Herman, Head Women's Coach
- Lees-McRae CollegeRandy Bloemendaal, Head Men's & Women's Coach
- Mercer UniversityEric Hayes, Head Men's & Women's Coach
- Methodist University (NC)Scott Handback, Head Men's & Women's Coach
- Palm Beach Atlantic UniversityMarc Murray, Head Men's & Women's Coach
- Presbyterian CollegeJuan Pablo Boada, Head Men's Coach
- Sewanee: University of the SouthHamza Khan, Head Men's Coach
- St. Mary's University (TX)Bill Macom, Head Men's & Women's Coach
- Southeastern UniversityDrew Dickens, Head Men's & Women's Coach
- University of TampaTony D'Angelo, Head Women's Coach
- U.S. Military Academy (Army)Paul Peck, Head Women's Coach
- University of West FloridaDerrick Racine, Head Men's & Women's Coach
- Wheaton CollegeDan Munsey, Head Women's Coach
Camp schedule
A look at the day on court.
Day One
- 7:45–8:10 AM — Player check-in and optional hitting
- 8:15–8:35 AM — Welcome presentation and introduction of head coaches
- 8:35–8:50 AM — Warm-up / stretching
- 9:00–11:50 AM — Singles and doubles match play drills with on-court coaching
- 12:00–1:00 PM — Lunch
- 1:00–2:00 PM — Outdoor seminar on college tennis preparation and recruiting
- 2:10–4:15 PM — Singles and doubles match play drills with on-court coaching
- 4:20–4:30 PM — Closing presentation for first day
Day Two
- 7:45–8:10 AM — Player check-in and optional hitting
- 8:15–8:35 AM — Morning presentation and introduction of head coaches
- 8:35–8:50 AM — Warm-up / stretching
- 9:00–11:50 AM — College-style team matches with on-court coaching
- 12:00–1:00 PM — Lunch
- 1:00–1:45 PM — Outdoor seminar given by college coaches
- 1:50–4:15 PM — Team matches with on-court coaching
- 4:15–4:30 PM — Closing ceremony; camp concludes
Ready to get on court?
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