Click here to check out the profile of the University of Oregon team that played in the TOC National Championship on April 11-13 in Surprise, Ariz.
Click here to check out the profile of the Western Washington University team that played in the TOC National Championship on April 11-13 in Surprise, Ariz.
To qualify for the 2013 TOC National Championship, the University of Oregon defeated University of Washington by a score of 21 to 19 to claim the championship at the USTA Tennis on Campus Championship - Pacific Northwest in Beaverton, Ore., in October 2012. Western Washington University (Bellingham) finished in third place.
USTA Tennis On Campus in the Pacific Northwest
Throughout the Pacific Northwest, college students are becoming a part of exciting coed tennis action that keeps their competitive fire burning and offers some serious fun, too.
If you played tennis on your high school team and miss the competition, or if you’re new to tennis and are just looking to meet some friends who share the same interest – USTA Tennis On Campus (TOC) is exactly what you need. College students interested in becoming a part of USTA Tennis On Campus can join their school's intramural program and/or traveling sport club that plays other schools in the Pacific Northwest.
The official website of the Tennis On Campus (TOC) program, www.tennisoncampus.com, provides an array of resources, materials and information to help support the rapidly expanding non-varsity side of college tennis.
The site features team profiles, links to each team’s website and popular Facebook pages. All college club teams are encouraged to visit the website to build or update their profiles, contact one another, share tips and set up matches.
Some of the free downloadable resources available on the site include customizable marketing materials, fundraising resources, tips for tennis club leaders, and a guidebook for starting a club tennis team. The site also lists upcoming section and national tournaments like the USTA Tennis on Campus Championship – Pacific Northwest and the USTA National Campus Championship.