College Circuits

Prize Money Tennis Tournaments

College Circuits is a series of open, prize money tennis tournaments hosted by college campuses. These events attract top players across the country and provide college players, adults, and high-level junior players chances to play competitive matches and improve their UTR Rating.

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How the open, prize money tennis tournaments work

Prize Money Tiers

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Prize Money Tiers

The prize money tier for each division increases based on the number of players.

Tier 3: 96-127 Players = $2,000
Tier 2: 64-95 Players = $1,500
Tier 1: 32-63 Players = $1,000
Base: 0-31 Players = $0

Prize Money Increase

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Prize Money Increase

Prize money is only guaranteed if the number of players meets the Prize Money Tier qualifications.

Players INCREASE prize money by signing up
REGISTER NOW if you're interested in any of the events below
Signing up early results in a HIGHER prize money tier so don't wait to register
If the event maximum permits, $500 is added for every 32 players after Tier 3

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Testimonials

Why they love college circuits...

College Circuits provide an incredible opportunity for everyone and anyone to play in a high-level event... I highly recommend college circuits to everyone.

Hannah Keeling

Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach, Georgia Gwinnett College

Photo of Maciel Sykut, Duke University associate head coach, wearing Duke hat and jacket

These events create opportunities for our student-athletes to sharpen their skills through competitive play. For our program, hosting such events showcases our commitment to excellence and attracts talent to our campus.

Maciek Sykut

Head Men's Tennis Coach, Elon University

It is such a great way to provide extra opportunity for college and upcoming players. On top of that, absolute best way to meet and engage local tennis community!

Sergey Avdeyev

Head Men’s Tennis Coach, University of Texas, San Antonio