Ryan Jump has been named the head coach of the UIC women's tennis team, pending approval by the University of Illinois Board of Trustees. Jump previously served as an assistant coach at UIC, where he helped lead the team to a perfect 7-0 record in the Missouri Valley Conference and a notable win over a Big Ten opponent. Director of Athletics Andrea Williams praised Jump for his leadership qualities and commitment to developing student-athletes both on and off the court. Jump expressed enthusiasm for building on the program's recent successes and fostering a championship culture at UIC.

By the Numbers
  • Jump compiled a 108-46 record at North Central College's women's tennis program, achieving a .701 winning percentage.
  • Under Jump's leadership, the NCC women's team made three NCAA Division III Tournament appearances.
State of Play
  • Jump already made an impact at UIC as the assistant coach, contributing to a championship season.
  • The women's tennis program is set to build on its recent successes, aiming for more wins and accolades.
What's Next

UIC women's tennis will look to enhance its competitive standing in the upcoming season under Jump's leadership, potentially increasing its number of tournament appearances and overall performance in collegiate tennis.

Bottom Line

Ryan Jump's promotion reflects UIC's commitment to continuing a winning tradition in women's tennis, with an emphasis on athlete development and team success as the program aims for higher accolades.