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College options by UTR

College tennis by UTR

Pick a UTR from 6.0 to 13.0. Each page shows every division for men and women, the gap to the range and to top programs.

Fit by UTR and division

UTR Women'sMen's
D1D2D3NAIAD1D2D3NAIA
6.0 —InInIn——InWalk-on
6.5 —InInIn——InWalk-on
7.0 —InTopTop——InIn
7.5 —InTopTop——InIn
8.0 Walk-onTopTopTop——InIn
8.5 Walk-onTopTopTop—Walk-onInIn
9.0 InTopTopTop—Walk-onInTop
9.5 InTopTopTop—InInTop
10.0 InTopTopTop—InTopTop
10.5 TopTopTopTopWalk-onInTopTop
11.0 TopTopTopTopWalk-onTopTopTop
11.5 TopTopTopTopInTopTopTop
12.0 TopTopTopTopInTopTopTop
12.5 TopTopTopTopTopTopTopTop
13.0 TopTopTopTopTopTopTopTop

Top = top-program level · In = in the typical range · Walk-on = walk-on level · — = below range.

Women's: where each range starts

Men's: where each range starts

Questions parents ask

What UTR do you need for college tennis?

It depends on gender and division. In our data the typical minimum is 9.0 for D1 women and 11.5 for D1 men, and much lower for D3 and NAIA. Pick a UTR value above to see every division at once.

Why are men and women on the same page?

So you can see both at a glance. The same UTR means very different things: a UTR that is top-program level for women can be below the range for men.

Where do these ranges come from?

From our UTR by college division pages. They are typical recruiting ranges, not official cut-offs, and they move a little every year.

What to do next

College College fit + gap Which divisions fit your player now, and the gap to each target. College Recruiting timeline NCAA and NAIA contact and visit dates for your graduation year. College UTR by college division UTR ranges, scholarships and programs for D1, D2, D3 and NAIA.