University of San Francisco Axes Men’s and Women’s Division I Tennis Programs
The University of San Francisco will discontinue its men's and women's Division I tennis programs at the end of the current season, citing the need for efficiency and cost savings due to enrollment shortfalls.
By the Numbers- 16 players and 4 coaches involved in the tennis programs
- The programs cost over $1 million annually to operate
The decision to discontinue the tennis programs was a difficult one, impacting the players and coaches unexpectedly.
State of Play- The tennis players may choose to stay at USF or explore opportunities at other universities
- Any scholarship commitments for those staying at USF will be honored
- San Francisco Athletics does not plan to discontinue any other Division I sports currently
Players and coaches affected by the decision will be supported in planning their next steps and future endeavors.
Bottom LineThe University of San Francisco's move to discontinue its tennis programs reflects a broader need for adaptation and efficiency in collegiate athletics, impacting student-athletes and highlighting the evolving landscape of NCAA competition.
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