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Courting Success

Male Player
In January, the United States Tennis Association opened a new national campus in Lake Nona, Florida. This state-of-the-art complex is the new center of U.S. tennis, helping to create the next generation of tennis athletes, and the new home for UCF Tennis. Under the leadership of  Director of Tennis John Roddick, the Knights will practice and compete on the facility’s clay and acrylic courts, as well as use the strength and conditioning areas, to gain a competitive advantage against their opponents.

“It’s the most unique and best outdoor facility in the country, and it’s a great place to showcase college tennis. We’re thrilled to be the home team.”

— John Roddick, UCF director of tennis
Female Player
Junior Emilia Granstrom of Sweden defeated the University of Iowa’s Adorabol Huckleby, 6-2, 6-4.
Tennis Courts
The new USTA campus boasts 102 total courts, with 1,200 seats and 12 courts in the Collegiate Center. This season, the Knights are scheduled to play 25 regular season matches on site.