University of Virginia
Charlottesville, Virginia, United States
What's new at University of Virginia
16 of today's pros played college tennis here.
- Ammar Alhogbani #1097 ATP, came at 17
- Emma Navarro #28 WTA, came at 19
- Chris Rodesch #153 ATP, came at 18
- Inaki Montes De La Torre #185 ATP, came at 18
- Dylan Dietrich #252 ATP, came at 18
- Hibah Shaikh #356 WTA, came at 18
- Alexander Ritschard #483 ATP, came at 19
- Julia Adams #497 WTA, came at 23
- Shannon Lam #686 WTA, came at 18
- Andres Santamarta Roig #774 ATP, came at 19
- Jangjun Kim #855 ATP, came at 18
- Jeffrey Von Der Schulenburg #959 ATP, came at 18
- Annabelle Xu #1022 WTA, came at 18
- Karolina Kozakova #1358 WTA, came at 20
- Thai Son Kwiatkowski #1611 ATP, came at 18
- Luca Preda #1622 ATP, came at 20
The University of Virginia's men's and women's college tennis teams (NCAA Division I, ACC) train and play at the Virginia Tennis Facility at the Boar's Head, with 6 outdoor and 12 indoor courts. The men's team has won 7 NCAA titles, and the men's coaches run a summer camp for kids and juniors.
6 outdoor courts at the Virginia Tennis Facility and 12 indoor courts at the Boar's Head Sports Club; 13 courts at the Sheridan Snyder Tennis Center on Grounds
Programmes and prices
What they sell and what it costs, as published on Oct 15, 2026.
- Men's varsity tennis team (NCAA Division I, ACC): full-time student-athletes, men, by recruitment. USD 42,014 / year in-state · USD 83,286 to 84,976 / year out-of-state
- Women's varsity tennis team (NCAA Division I, ACC): full-time student-athletes, women, by recruitment. USD 42,014 / year in-state · USD 83,286 to 84,976 / year out-of-state
- Virginia Tennis summer camp, day or overnight: kids and juniors, day or overnight camp. Price on request
The facts
- Courts at the Boar's Head: 18 (6 outdoor at the Virginia Tennis Facility (2020) and 12 indoor incl. the Boyd Tinsley stadium)
- Courts on Grounds: 13 (Sheridan Snyder Tennis Center, opened 1997, used for camps and student classes)
- Men's NCAA team titles: 7 (2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2022, 2023 and 2026)
- All-American players: 42 (27 men since 1999 and 15 women since 2011, from their two lists)
- Year cost from: USD 42,014 (2026-27 cost of attendance for Virginians, USD 83,286 to 84,976 for others; scholarships can cover part)
- First tennis courts: 1931 (the Lady Astor courts; tennis has been on Grounds since then)
- Boarding: Dorm rooms at overnight camp
- School on site: It is a university
- From age: Not stated
- Adults: No adult programmes stated
- Visits: Free Meet the Teams evening
- Campus: Boar's Head and Snyder courts
- How to get in: Teams: by recruitment with NCAA eligibility; start with the online tennis questionnaire (one per team). Camp: no entry rules or ages stated
- Visits and trials: Free Meet the Teams evening each September; home fall tournaments free to watch
- College: This is a college team: NCAA Division I in the ACC; men 7 NCAA team titles, women's first NCAA doubles title in 2024-25 (their own records)
Coaches
- Andres Pedroso, Director of tennis, men's head coach
- Sara O'Leary, Women's head coach since 2017
- Brian Rasmussen, Men's associate head coach
- Gina Suarez-Malaguti, Women's associate head coach
- Treat Huey, Men's assistant coach, summer camp contact
- Juan Ramirez, Women's assistant coach since October 2025
Tournaments they host
- Orange & Blue Classic. Sep 11 to 13, 2026, men's college players from seven teams
- Wahoowa Invitational. Oct 9 to 11, 2026, women's college players, free entry
- Charlottesville Challenger. Nov 2 to 8, 2026, pro men's event listed as home on their schedule
- ITA Sectionals (men). Nov 5 to 8, 2026, college players, home on their schedule
- NCAA Regionals and Super Regionals. Hosted by both teams in May 2026
- ITA Kickoff Weekend. Men hosted it Jan 23 and 24, 2026
Where it is
Virginia Tennis Facility at the Boar's Head, Ednam Drive, Charlottesville, VA 22903.
Nearest airport: Charlottesville-Albemarle (CHO), 13 km
Also in United States
- Pass Academy 151 km, McLean. 1 pro raised, best Tatum Evans #697 WTA
- Junior Tennis Champions Center 175 km, College Park, Maryland. 13 pros raised, best Frances Tiafoe #9 ATP
- Raleigh Racquet Club 243 km, Raleigh. 1 pro raised, best Gavin Goode #1453 ATP
- Dover Indoor Tennis 292 km, Dover. 1 pro raised, best Madison Brengle #192 WTA
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