Tickets are available for purchase HERE.

As of May 10, the following sessions are sold out:

May 20 (AM & PM)

May 21 (AM & PM)

May 22

May 24

A limited number of tickets are available for purchase by the general public for the upcoming NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Tennis Championships at the USTA National Campus. The Campus will be permitted to allow up to 50% fan seating capacity per the NCAA’s updated fan attendance policy for outdoor championships. 

Fans are required to wear a face covering at all times, abide by social distancing requirements and any other health and safety protocols established at the USTA National Campus. 

There will be two sessions for each day of the team event, with the exception of the team finals, while tickets for the individual event will be for a full day of play. Tickets per session will cost $10 and all tickets will be general admission seating. Ticket sales are limited to the available capacity for each session.

Fans are encouraged to buy tickets early as the very limited number of tickets are expected to sell out quickly.

All guests at the USTA National Campus are required to fill out this health questionnaire each day they visit.

For more information on this year's NCAA Championships, save this link: http://ustanationalcampus.com/ncaa.

For Fans

The USTA National Campus is located at 10000 USTA Blvd. in Orlando, Fla.

It is nestled in the Lake Nona community, and can be reached by calling (844) 872-8667.

Learn more about the USTA National Campus by Clicking Here

Follow and Interact with the NCAA Championships on Social Media

Stay updated on all of the action. Here are some key handles and hashtags to follow during the college tennis season.

-@NCAATennis

-@USTA

-@ITA_Tennis

-@TennisONEApp

-@TennisChannel

-#NCAATennis 

-#NationalCampus  

Also check out the USTA National Campus group page on Facebook.

Get social with the NCAA and visit NCAA.com/social for all of your interactive needs. 

For Media

Visit the USTA's NCAA Media Information Page for full details, guidelines and team links when they become available.

Tennis Channel/TC Plus

Tennis Channel will provide nightly coverage of the team championship from May 19-22. Live coverage begins at 5:30 p.m. ET on Tennis Channel, Tennis Channel+ and Fox College Sports.

Tune in live to watch the following sessions:

Wednesday, May 19 - Women's Quarterfinals - 5:30 p.m. and Not Before 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, May 20 - Men's Quarterfinals - 5:30 p.m. and Not Before 7:30 p.m.

Friday, May 21 - Women's Semifinal at 5:30 p.m. - Men's Semifinal at Not Before 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, May 22 - Women's Final at 5:30 p.m. - Men's Final at Not Before 7:30 p.m.

Visit Tennis.com to learn more about Tennis Channel.

What is the NCAA?

The National Collegiate Athletic Association is a member-led organization dedicated to the well-being and lifelong success of college athletes.

For more information on the NCAA including governance, compliance and how to get involved with college sports, Click Here.

Email Sign Up

Fans who would like to receive more information can sign up to receive newsletters from the NCAA. Click Here to learn more. 

Learn More About NCAA Tennis

Click on the following links to access more information from the NCAA. While there also check out all of the NCAA-sponsored sports across the country.

NCAA Men's Tennis

NCAA Women's Tennis

NCAA Tennis Archive

Men's Record Book

Women's Record Book

2021 Team Championships

Women's Team Bracket

Men's Team Bracket

2021 Individual Championships

Women's Selections

Men's Selections

Take a look back at the first NCAA Tennis Championships at the USTA National Campus.

2019 NCAA Division I Men's & Women's Tennis Championships