45 Tennis Programs in Alabama

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45 college tennis programs are listed in Alabama. Rosters average 10 student-athletes. 43 of these programs are at schools that award athletically-related student aid.

Programs

School	Team	Division	City	Roster	Net price	Admission
Alabama A & M University	Men's	NCAA Division I	Normal	8	$17,621	58%
Alabama A & M University	Women's	NCAA Division I	Normal	9	$17,621	58%
Alabama State University	Men's	NCAA Division I	Montgomery	9	$20,435	98%
Alabama State University	Women's	NCAA Division I	Montgomery	8	$20,435	98%
Auburn University	Women's	NCAA Division I	Auburn	9	$24,323	46%
Auburn University	Men's	NCAA Division I	Auburn	7	$24,323	46%
Auburn University at Montgomery	Women's	NCAA Division II	Montgomery	7	$13,224	92%
Auburn University at Montgomery	Men's	NCAA Division II	Montgomery	6	$13,224	92%
Bevill State Community College	Men's	NJCAA (Junior College)	Jasper	11	$5,937	—
Bevill State Community College	Women's	NJCAA (Junior College)	Jasper	6	$5,937	—
Central Alabama Community College	Women's	NJCAA (Junior College)	Alexander City	6	$15,996	—
Coastal Alabama Community College	Men's	NJCAA (Junior College)	Bay Minette	18	$13,644	—
Coastal Alabama Community College	Women's	NJCAA (Junior College)	Bay Minette	16	$13,644	—
Gadsden State Community College	Men's	NJCAA (Junior College)	Gadsden	11	$3,515	—
George C Wallace State Community College-Hanceville	Men's	NJCAA (Junior College)	Hanceville	10	$13,170	—
George C Wallace State Community College-Hanceville	Women's	NJCAA (Junior College)	Hanceville	8	$13,170	—
Huntingdon College	Women's	NCAA Division III	Montgomery	6	$22,566	69%
Huntingdon College	Men's	NCAA Division III	Montgomery	12	$22,566	69%
Jacksonville State University	Women's	NCAA Division I	Jacksonville	8	$14,279	78%
Jacksonville State University	Men's	NCAA Division I	Jacksonville	12	$14,279	78%
Marion Military Institute	Women's	NJCAA (Junior College)	Marion	6	$8,627	97%
Marion Military Institute	Men's	NJCAA (Junior College)	Marion	8	$8,627	97%
Samford University	Men's	NCAA Division I	Birmingham	14	$32,622	82%
Samford University	Women's	NCAA Division I	Birmingham	12	$32,622	82%
Snead State Community College	Women's	NJCAA (Junior College)	Boaz	7	$3,249	—
Spring Hill College	Women's	NCAA Division II	Mobile	12	$20,449	77%
Spring Hill College	Men's	NCAA Division II	Mobile	17	$20,449	77%
The University of Alabama	Men's	NCAA Division I	Tuscaloosa	7	$22,420	77%
Troy University	Women's	NCAA Division I	Troy	6	$16,527	96%
Troy University	Men's	NCAA Division I	Troy	8	$16,527	96%
Tuskegee University	Men's	NCAA Division II	Tuskegee	17	$35,013	49%
Tuskegee University	Women's	NCAA Division II	Tuskegee	10	$35,013	49%
University of Alabama	Women's	NCAA Division I	Tuscaloosa	9	$22,420	77%
University of Alabama at Birmingham	Women's	NCAA Division I	Birmingham	8	$18,749	88%
University of Alabama at Birmingham	Men's	NCAA Division I	Birmingham	11	$18,749	88%
University of Mobile	Men's	NAIA	Mobile	11	$22,382	78%
University of Mobile	Women's	NAIA	Mobile	7	$22,382	78%
University of Montevallo	Women's	NCAA Division II	Montevallo	10	$17,683	54%
University of Montevallo	Men's	NCAA Division II	Montevallo	16	$17,683	54%
University of North Alabama	Women's	NCAA Division I	Florence	8	$12,170	87%
University of North Alabama	Men's	NCAA Division I	Florence	7	$12,170	87%
University of South Alabama	Women's	NCAA Division I	Mobile	9	$17,648	71%
University of South Alabama	Men's	NCAA Division I	Mobile	7	$17,648	71%
University of West Alabama	Women's	NCAA Division II	Livingston	10	$12,684	43%
University of West Alabama	Men's	NCAA Division II	Livingston	11	$12,684	43%

Frequently asked

How many Tennis programs are there in Alabama?

45 as of the most recent EADA survey. Level Field Combine tracks every NCAA, NAIA, and NJCAA tennis program nationwide.

What's the typical roster size for Tennis in Alabama?

About 10 athletes on average. Individual programs range based on scholarships available and participation.

Which Tennis programs in Alabama offer athletic scholarships?

43 of 45 programs listed are at schools that report athletically-related student aid to the EADA survey. Note that school-level aid is aggregated across all men's or women's sports, not just tennis.

How do I contact these coaches?

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Data sources: EADA (U.S. Dept of Education, 2023-24) for participation and athletic aid; College Scorecard for cost and admissions; Level Field Combine directory (AL).