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JUNIORS COLLEGE TRANSITION PROGRAM
TENNIS CANADA COLLEGE TRANSTION PROGRAM
Goal:
To help Canadian players gain scholarships to a university or college that will best suit the player's academic and athletic goals as well as meet his or her social and learning environment needs. We will teach our players how to succeed as "student-athletes" and assist them with all of their needs throughout their university career.
Since the program started in the summer of 2001, it has helped over 175 players from across Canada gain scholarships to major NCAA Division 1 and NCAA Division 2 universities. Players that have gone through the Tennis Canada College Program have gone on to play at schools such as Harvard, Princeton, University of Georgia, University of Illinois, University of Michigan, Penn State, Ohio State, U of Oregon, U of Washington and many other major institutions.
What Players and Parents get with the Tennis Canada College Program
What players and parents receive with the Tennis Canada College Program
- We will design and send your resumés
- We will send the player's resumés to the appropriate schools that we feel meet your goals
- We will contact the university coaches directly so that you are well seen and scouted
- All players will receive guidance throughout the recruiting process-7 days a week by phone and e-mail
- All player’s information will be posted on Tennis Canada’s recruiting site. NCAA coaches know this site.
- Click on recruiting link to see more detail. www.tenniscanadauniversity.com
- Players can receive practice SAT exams that will be graded
- Guidance through the NCAA Clearinghouse procedures
- Education on NCAA and NAIA rules and regulations
- We will help parents understand the various financing needs when their sons/daughters are entering university
- We will teach you how to succeed in university once the scholarship is signed
- If you need to transfer schools, we will guide you throughout that process and help you find a new university program
- Players will receive aid in planning their summer tournament schedules each year, eg. Futures, Prize Money events, ITA collegiate summer circuits, European tournaments and others
All players' results will be tracked throughout their university careers so that their results can be considered for wildcards in professional ranking events and future World University Games events.
Cost: $500... that can be divided in payments over a 9 month period
Alberta Players who have gone through Tennis Canada's program:
Sarah Spence - Penn State University Nittany Lions
Filip Koziell - Univ. of Texas-Pan American/Purdue University Boilermakers
Kathryn Waslen - Univ. of Texas-Pan American Broncs
Christine Skoda -University of Kansas Jayhawks
Colin Priestner - Eastern Illinois University Panthers
Veronika Gerka - Seton Hall University Pirates
David Waslen - Dartmouth University Big Green
Robert Price - University of Pacific Tigers
Sheena Lister - Northern Arizona University Lumberjacks
Kim Daniel-Santa Clara University Broncos
Rohit George - King College (Tennessee)
Zac Lister - Adelphi University
Mat Sawin - University of Iowa Hawkeyes
Sydney Lederhouse - Gonzaga University Bulldogs
Anna Leonenko - Stetson University Hatters
Tyler Begg - Union College Bulldogs
Contact:
Renata Kolbovic
Her e-mail is renatak@tenniscanada.com
604-697-0714
Program Director: Ryan Clark
Tennis Canada College Transition Program Director
Phone: (604) 731-5005 E-mail: rclark@tenniscanada.com
Ryan will be at both the U18 National Indoor and Outdoor Championships and at the ITF event in Repentigny. Ryan will be available for individual meetings on site or at the tournament hotel with all players, parents, and coaches throughout each day of competition. Ryan attends the NCAA Championships each year and visits campuses throughout each year to ensure Canadian players will be well seen by collegiate coaches. He networks with university coaches in each state, each day so our players are constantly being scouted.
Ryan is a graduate of the University of Illinois where he was a 3X All-Big Conference player, an NCAA Div. 1 rookie of the year, and went on to play professionally for 6 year while holding a consistent top 10 Canadian men’s ranking.
WHEN TO CONTACT:
The best time to contact Ryan is in your Grade 11 year, or for players in Quebec, contact Ryan in your secondaire 5 year before entering Cegep.
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