12 NCAA Division II Women's Tennis Programs in California

12 college tennis women's programs are listed in California at the NCAA Division II level. Rosters average 10 student-athletes. 11 of these programs are at schools that award athletically-related student aid.

Programs

SchoolTeamDivisionCityRosterNet priceAdmission
Academy of Art UniversityWomen'sNCAA Division IISan Francisco10$40,613—
Azusa Pacific UniversityWomen'sNCAA Division IIAzusa8$22,21288%
Biola UniversityWomen'sNCAA Division IILa Mirada9$31,49574%
California State University-Los AngelesWomen'sNCAA Division IILos Angeles9$3,96791%
California State University-StanislausWomen'sNCAA Division IITurlock7$6,06798%
Concordia University-IrvineWomen'sNCAA Division IIIrvine9$28,11566%
Dominican University of CaliforniaWomen'sNCAA Division IISan Rafael12$35,33384%
Fresno Pacific UniversityWomen'sNCAA Division IIFresno10$13,63064%
Point Loma Nazarene UniversityWomen'sNCAA Division IISan Diego8$38,72984%
University of California-San DiegoWomen'sNCAA Division IILa Jolla11$12,47027%
Westmont CollegeWomen'sNCAA Division IISanta Barbara12$29,05377%
ZZZ Test University BetaWomen'sNCAA Division IIMocktown———

Frequently asked

How many NCAA Division II Women's Tennis programs are there in California?

12 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 NCAA Division II Women's Tennis in California?

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

Which NCAA Division II Women's Tennis programs in California offer athletic scholarships?

11 of 12 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 (CA).