Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
What's new at Georgia Institute of Technology
5 of today's pros played college tennis here.
- Keshav Chopra #688 ATP, came at 17
- Carol Young Suh Lee #161 WTA, came at 19
- Andres Martin #338 ATP, came at 18
- Christopher Eubanks #1216 ATP, came at 18
- Gianluca Carlini #1780 ATP, came at 19
Georgia Tech's men's and women's tennis teams play NCAA Division I in the ACC and train at the Ken Byers Tennis Complex on the Atlanta campus. The two head coaches also run summer day and overnight camps there for players aged 9 to 18.
16 courts: 6 indoor, 6 outdoor match courts and 4 outdoor practice courts (Ken Byers Tennis Complex)
Programmes and prices
What they sell and what it costs, as published on Oct 15, 2026.
- Summer day camp: kids 9 to 18, day camp. USD 545 / session
- Summer overnight camp: kids 9 to 18, stay overnight in campus dorms. USD 995 / session
- Men's varsity team (NCAA Division I, ACC): full-time student-athletes, men, by recruitment. USD 10,618 / year Georgia residents · USD 34,604 / year out of state
- Women's varsity team (NCAA Division I, ACC): full-time student-athletes, women, by recruitment. USD 10,618 / year Georgia residents · USD 34,604 / year out of state
The facts
- Tennis courts: 16 (6 indoor, 6 outdoor match courts and 4 outdoor practice courts at the Ken Byers Tennis Complex)
- Tennis complex opened: 2013 (January 2013, on the site of the old Bill Moore Tennis Center)
- NCAA team title: 1 (the women's national title of 2007, in their archive)
- NCAA Championship appearances: 14 (the men's team in Kenny Thorne's 25 years as head coach, his bio)
- All-Americans coached: 10 (women under Rodney Harmon; 9 men under Kenny Thorne, their bios)
- Summer camp from: USD 545 (a 4-day day camp; USD 995 overnight (2026, sold out))
- Boarding: Only during the overnight summer camp
- School on site: It is a university
- From age: 9
- Adults: No adult programmes stated
- Visits: Home matches free to attend
- Campus: Ken Byers Tennis Complex, Atlanta
- How to get in: Teams: by recruitment with NCAA eligibility, contact the coaches and apply to Georgia Tech (no online questionnaire); camps: boys and girls 9 to 18, register at least 10 days ahead
- Visits and trials: Home matches are free to attend
- College: This is a college team: NCAA Division I in the ACC; the women won the NCAA title in 2007 (their own records)
Coaches
- Kenny Thorne, Men's head coach since 1998, former ATP No. 121
- Rodney Harmon, Women's head coach since 2012
- Kevin King, Men's assistant coach, former Tech All-American
- Austin Roebuck, Women's associate head coach since 2024
- Scott McDonald, Strength coach for both tennis teams
Tournaments they host
- ITA Men's Southeast Regional Championships. Oct 14 to 19, 2026, college players, free admission; also hosted in 2023
- Home team matches. Spring college season against ACC and other teams, free admission
Where it is
960 Fowler St NW, Atlanta, GA 30332.
Nearest airport: Atlanta (ATL), 16 km
Also in United States
- Ginepri Performance Tennis Academy 21 km, Marietta. 1 pro raised, best Tyler Stice #1691 ATP
- South Fulton Tennis Center 24 km, South Fulton. 1 pro raised, best Christopher Eubanks #1216 ATP
- Henry County Parks and Recreation Department 45 km, McDonough, Georgia. 1 pro raised, best Alycia Parks #64 WTA
- Brookstone Meadows Tennis Club 188 km, Anderson. 1 pro raised, best Noah Johnston #1252 ATP
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