We love to hear about College Players excelling on the Professional Tennis Tour. It's part of the reason we do our work, and of course it's a huge part of the ambitions of many players making their way to follow their College Tennis dream. As an alumnus of the University of Texas Longhorns, I follow their results very closely. The "Horns" have been in a golden period of being at the top of College Tennis for many years now, but the latest round-up from Coach Bruce Berque shines a huge spotlight on the quality of tennis players coming out of the famous Texas Tennis Program. All the named players below graduated from Texas in the last 10 years, most of them in the last 3-4 years: Eliot Spizzirri took home both the doubles and the singles titles at the ATP Challenger in San Diego. His live ATP singles ranking is now up to #145 in the world. Cleeve Harper picked up yet another doubles challenger title, this time in Lugano Switzerland. Cleeve's doubles ranking is now up to #110 in the world. Lloyd Glasspool won the ATP 500 Qatar Open, and is now ranked #15 in the world in doubles. George Goldhoff reached the semifinals in doubles last week in San Diego, falling only to Eliot and his partner. George is currently ranked #161 in the world in doubles. Miguel Reyes Varela reached the semifinals in doubles in the ATP 500 in Acapulco. Miguel is currently ranked #60 in the world in doubles. asd To follow your own Pathway to the Pros through an amazing College Tennis career, reach out to us at team@col-ten.com .

Marcus Willis is making his move to the ATP's Top 100

Benjamin Johnson to join Drake University

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Hear about Alex's experience so far!

Benjamin Johnson from Devon, UK, makes his move towards American University

Greta Carbone has made a strong start after transferring to DePaul University

Alex Rintoul is making his mark in dual match competition for U. of Lynchburg Hornets

Federico Scotuzzi of Bergamo, Italy is all set to make his mark in college tennis

Italy's Niccolò Chiriatti reflects on settling in at Union College, Kentucky

Ireland's Freddy Murray settles in at UNC Asheville

Marcus heading back out on the Doubles Tour

One of the most recent College Tennis success stories, Cameron Norrie, who Col-Ten interviewed (go to our "Players Lounge" page to hear Cam's story) has reached his highest ever ATP ranking. After an amazing 2021 season, and a strong swing through the North American circuit, Cam has broken into the Top 10 after the Miami 1000 Masters event. Many congrats Cam, from the team at Col-Ten. i Read Cam's breakthrough story on the BBC here . A

Many congratulations to Alex Rintoul from Warwickshire, England for signing with the University of Lynchburg in Virginia, beginning his College career in August 2022. Following a very focused 12-month process, during which time Alex worked really hard to develop his tennis while performing well in a challenging course of study at Warwick School, it was thrilling to see Alex achieve the goal he had set for himself to secure a place on an American University tennis team in a great location and on his target degree program. A "I’m so excited about playing tennis every day throughout my University career in Lynchburg," said Alex. "Thanks to Col-Ten and my coaches for helping me to get there. I can’t wait for the all year round weather and the unique experience to come." a Alex's parents, John and Jeanette, were pleased with how the process went for themselves and Alex: "Thank you to Paul and the Col-ten team for running such a smooth process from start to finish. The moment Alex decided he wanted to study and play tennis in the US, we found the experience with them professional and seamless. A number of US University Tennis Coaches expressed an interest in Alex representing them, and with Paul’s help we’re delighted Alex has been offered a place at the University of Lynchburg in Virginia starting in August 2022."

We are incredibly pleased to announce that Freddy Murray from Belfast, Northern Ireland has signed with the University of North Carolina, Asheville to begin his College career in August 2022. A John McGahon, Freddy's long-time coach, said: “A big thank you to Paul, Marcus & Claudio from Col-Ten for helping Freddy secure his scholarship and tennis development for the next four years at UNC Asheville. I have been very fortunate to have spent many years coaching and travelling the world with Freddy. I know that he will be a real asset to Coach Tom Hand and the Asheville team. I want to wish Freddy every bit of success for the future and his next chapter in life.” a Freddy's parents, Karen and Michael, provided some lovely feedback: "We found the service from Col-Ten to be quite special, combining the vast experience of the team with their current knowledge of the college tennis scene. We were guided through the process and were in regular contact with Paul via Zoom who gave continual help and advice. It was a pleasure to work with Col-Ten."

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Alex Rintoul signs with Col-Ten to help him achieve his tennis and university dreams.

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