Inside NCAA Tennis: Championship Week in Orlando 🌴 🎾
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A full-access look at the 2025 NCAA Fall Individual Championships from the USTA National Campus.
From pre-tournament practices to Championship Sunday, we followed the players, coaches, and storylines that defined one of the biggest weeks in college tennis.
The NCAA/ITA moved these events to the fall as part of a two-year pilot designed to separate the seasons and make college tennis easier to promote.
Massive thank you to Midwest Racquet Sports for supporting college tennis and the NYCC mission. Midwest is a long-standing partner invested in grassroots tennis and growing the game — a true one-stop shop for all gear, shoes, strings, and racquets. Their commitment helps make projects like this possible.
Featuring some of the top collegiate talents in the country, including:
• Michael Zheng (Columbia) – Back-to-Back NCAA Champion & Head Coach Howie Endelman
• Reese Brantmeier (UNC) – NCAA Women’s Singles Champion
• Head Coach Clancy Shields & Jay Friend (Arizona)
• Luis Alvarez & Oscar Lacides (Oklahoma)
• Ozan Baris & Matthew Forbes (Michigan State)
• Piper Charney (Michigan)
• Savannah Dada-Mascoll (App State)
• Carmen Herea (Texas)
NYCC aims to uncover the raw, real, and authentic stories of college tennis — the moments, the chaos, the grind, and everything in between.
Thank you to everyone who supports NYCC and our mission to grow the game.
More to come.
Share this with a friend and drop a comment with what you want to see next.
Much love,
The NYCC Family
NCAA x NYCC Top Gear Picks 🟨⬛️
https://www.midwestracquetsports.com/...
00:00 Intro
00:53 Oklahoma Practice
02:18 Arizona Practice
03:21 Michael Zheng – 2024 Champ 🦁🏆
03:59 The Charney Sisters
04:54 Savannah Dada-Mascoll – App State
06:01 Matthew Forbes – Michigan State
07:18 Ozan Baris – Michigan State
08:40 Carmen Herea – Texas
09:57 Championship Sunday Begins
11:29 Reese Brantmeier – NCAA Champion 🏆🐏
14:00 Michael Zheng – NCAA Champion 🏆🦁
15:37 Head Coach Howie Endelman – Columbia
16:16 Outro
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Inside NCAA Tennis: Championship Week in Orlando 🌴 🎾
NotYourCountryClub
51,010 views
A full-access look at the 2025 NCAA Fall Individual Championships from the USTA National Campus.
From pre-tournament practices to Championship Sunday, we followed the players, coaches, and storylines that defined one of the biggest weeks in college tennis.
The NCAA/ITA moved these events to the fall as part of a two-year pilot designed to separate the seasons and make college tennis easier to promote.
Massive thank you to Midwest Racquet Sports for supporting college tennis and the NYCC mission. Midwest is a long-standing partner invested in grassroots tennis and growing the game — a true one-stop shop for all gear, shoes, strings, and racquets. Their commitment helps make projects like this possible.
Featuring some of the top collegiate talents in the country, including:
• Michael Zheng (Columbia) – Back-to-Back NCAA Champion & Head Coach Howie Endelman
• Reese Brantmeier (UNC) – NCAA Women’s Singles Champion
• Head Coach Clancy Shields & Jay Friend (Arizona)
• Luis Alvarez & Oscar Lacides (Oklahoma)
• Ozan Baris & Matthew Forbes (Michigan State)
• Piper Charney (Michigan)
• Savannah Dada-Mascoll (App State)
• Carmen Herea (Texas)
NYCC aims to uncover the raw, real, and authentic stories of college tennis — the moments, the chaos, the grind, and everything in between.
Thank you to everyone who supports NYCC and our mission to grow the game.
More to come.
Share this with a friend and drop a comment with what you want to see next.
Much love,
The NYCC Family
NCAA x NYCC Top Gear Picks 🟨⬛️
https://www.midwestracquetsports.com/...
00:00 Intro
00:53 Oklahoma Practice
02:18 Arizona Practice
03:21 Michael Zheng – 2024 Champ 🦁🏆
03:59 The Charney Sisters
04:54 Savannah Dada-Mascoll – App State
06:01 Matthew Forbes – Michigan State
07:18 Ozan Baris – Michigan State
08:40 Carmen Herea – Texas
09:57 Championship Sunday Begins
11:29 Reese Brantmeier – NCAA Champion 🏆🐏
14:00 Michael Zheng – NCAA Champion 🏆🦁
15:37 Head Coach Howie Endelman – Columbia
16:16 Outro