University of Washington
Seattle, Washington, United States
What's new at University of Washington
10 of today's pros played college tennis here.
- Jan Chlodnicki #1530 ATP, came at 17
- Clement Chidekh #152 ATP
- Hikaru Sato #438 WTA, came at 22
- Cesar Bouchelaghem #467 ATP, came at 18
- Astrid Brune Olsen #925 WTA, came at 22
- Natsuho Arakawa #948 WTA, came at 20
- Sophie Luescher #1156 WTA, came at 22
- Ewen Lumsden #1189 ATP, came at 18
- Karolina Kozakova #1358 WTA, came at 21
- Jim Hendrikx #1716 ATP, came at 21
The University of Washington's men's and women's college tennis teams (NCAA Division I, Big Ten) play at the six-court indoor Nordstrom Tennis Center and the six-court outdoor Bill Quillian Tennis Stadium in Seattle. The two head coaches also run a summer day camp for juniors 7 to 18.
6 indoor courts at the Nordstrom Tennis Center and 6 outdoor courts at Bill Quillian Tennis Stadium
Programmes and prices
What they sell and what it costs, as published on Oct 15, 2026.
- Men's varsity team (NCAA Division I, Big Ten): full-time student-athletes, men, by recruitment. USD 13,406 / year tuition (WA residents) · USD 44,460 / year (non-residents)
- Women's varsity team (NCAA Division I, Big Ten): full-time student-athletes, women, by recruitment. USD 13,406 / year tuition (WA residents) · USD 44,460 / year (non-residents)
- Washington Tennis Camp, summer day camp: kids and juniors 7 to 18, all levels. USD 475 / 4-day session
Deals and codes
- UW employees: 10% to 15% off summer camp, code from Coach Rahim
The facts
- Courts: 12 (6 indoor at the Nordstrom Tennis Center, 6 lit outdoor at Bill Quillian Tennis Stadium)
- Indoor centre opened: 1989 (Nordstrom Tennis Center; hosted the ITA National Team Indoors nearly a dozen times)
- All-Americans: 17 (banners in the Nordstrom Tennis Center: 8 women and 9 men)
- Women's NCAA Tournaments: 20 (2026 was the 20th, the fifth in a row)
- Players on the 2026-27 teams: 17 (7 men and 10 women)
- Summer camp: USD 475 (a 4-day day-camp session in 2026, ages 7 to 18)
- Boarding: No, camps are day camps
- School on site: It is a university
- From age: 7
- Adults: No adult programmes stated
- Visits: Home college events, some free
- Campus: Nordstrom Tennis Center, Seattle
- How to get in: Team: by recruitment with NCAA eligibility, start with the Recruit Form on each team page or email the head coach. Camps: open to anyone 7 to 18, all levels
- Visits and trials: No tour offer stated; hosted college events such as the 2025 ITA West Sectionals had free entry
- College: This is a college team: NCAA Division I in the Big Ten; 17 All-Americans; women in 20 NCAA Tournaments (their own records)
Coaches
- Rahim Esmail, Men's head coach since 2022, runs the camps
- Robin Stephenson, Women's head coach since 2014
- Luc Godin, Men's associate head coach
- Christoph Palmanshofer, Men's assistant coach, former Husky player
- Jessie Aney, Women's assistant coach since 2025
- Nikko Madregallejo, Women's assistant coach
Tournaments they host
- ITA Northwest Regional Championships (men). Oct 15 to 20, 2026, college players from the region; also hosted in 2024
- ITA West Sectional Championships (women). Nov 6 to 9, 2025, college players, free entry
- ITA Summer Series. Jun 26 to 28, 2026, men's and women's singles draws, open registration
- UTR Pro Summer Slam. Jun 16 to 20, 2026, 16-player draw at the Nordstrom Tennis Center
- NCAA Tournament first and second rounds (women). May 2 to 3, 2025, the fifth time UW hosted
Where it is
Nordstrom Tennis Center, 3833 Walla Walla Rd NE, Seattle, WA 98195.
Nearest airport: Seattle–Tacoma (SEA), 22 km
Also in United States
- Gorin Tennis Academy 21 km, Redmond. 2 pros raised, best Kristina Liutova #110 WTA
- JMG Tennis Academy 1004 km, Sacramento. 1 pro raised, best Jenson Brooksby #99 ATP
- Menlo School 1134 km, Atherton, California. 1 pro raised, best Evan Burnett #1994 ATP
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