Note: The College And Junior Tennis Status Report is based on confirmations from schools and agents, not player decisions. Unlike sites that post verbal commitments that have not been verified, players will not be included in the Status Report unless they have made written commitments.
 Nicole Gibbs |
 Kristie Ahn |
 | Wil Spencer |  Ryan Bandy |
Wil Spencer-The sophomore will be transfering from Texas A&M to Georgia this fall.
Alabama- Carlos Taborga will play for the Crimson Tide in 2010. Jarryd Botha had signed in the early period for the men's team and Mary Anne Macfarlane and Alex Clay will join the women.
Xavier-The Gold Rush picked up Amir Rahbar for next year.
Notre Dame-The Fighting Irish men will be joined next year by Gregory Andrews, Billy Pecor, Ryan Bandy and Matthew Dooley.
 Tennys Sandgren |
 Dennis Zlobinsky |
Damian Hume-The South African is finishing up at Collin County Community College and will then join theBroncos.
Oklahoma State-The Cowgirls, who brought in Malika Rose in January, will add Julia Courter in the fall.
Tennessee-Tennys Sandgren has joined older brother Davey on the Volunteers team.
Fairfield University-Sharissa Ryan will play for the women’s team next fall while Dennis Zlobinsky is joining the men.
Middle Tennessee-Coach David McNamara has signed Elliot Barnwell to a National Letter of Intent.
 Olivia Janowicz |
 Garret Brasseaux |
 Courtney Dolehide |
 Lilly Kimbell |
University of Illinois-Men's Coach Brad Dancer has added five players to his Spring 2010 roster: Brian Alden, Karunuday Singh, Jean Andersen and Stephen Hoh. Illini women's Coach Michelle Dasso is bringing in Allison Falkin and Michelle Kedzierski.
University of Florida-The Gators have signed Alexandra Cercone and Olivia Janowicz for fall 2010 women's team and the men will welcome Bob Van Overbeek.
Kathleen Hawkins-The Michigan native will play for the University of Memphis.
GeorgiaMen's Coach Manny Diaz picked up Garrett Brasseaux and Campbell Johnson. Women's Coach Jeff Wallace inked Lilly Kimbell and Kate Fuller.
UCLA-Courtney Dolehide will be joining the Bruins next September, as will transfer (from Georgia Tech) Noelle Hickey. Clay Thompson and Daniel Kosakowski will play for the men.
Ohio State-Noelle Malley and Tiffany Dittmer have commited to play for the Buckeyes.
 Jennifer Kellner |
 Raymond Sarmiento |
 Mary Clayton |
 Ryan Bandy |
University of Southern California-Raymond Sarmiento is staying close to home and will be playing for Southern Cal, as is Kaitlyn Christian.
Jillian O’Neill-The two-time National Junior College (NJCAA) ITA National Small College singles and doubles champion will join Georgia Tech in the fall of 2010.
Vanderbilt-Men’s Coach Ian Duvenhage announced the signing of Blake Bazarnik and Roger Briggs for next season.
Duke-Men's Coach Ramsey Smith inked Fred Saba, Chris Mengel & Cale Hammond for September 2010, while women's Coach Jamie Ashworth will welcome Mary Clayton.
Courtney Griffith-The University of Central Florida has signed the Georgia player.
Santa Clara University-John Lamble, whose father played for the Broncos, will play for Santa Clara University.
Soren Goritzka-TCU has picked up the German for next year.
Virginia-Men's Coach Brian Boland is bringing in Justin Shane next fall. Women's Coach Mark Guilbeau signed Katie Gater and Caryssa Peretz.
University of Minnesota-Nataliya Pintusova signed with the Gophers for next season.
 Brooke Bolender |
 Gabriel Flores |
 Lacey Smyth |
Miami-Women's Coach Paige Yaroshuk-Tews announced the signing of Brittany Dubins and men's Coach Mario Rincon inked Gabriel Flores.
Arizona-Coach Vicky Maes has announced the signing of Lacey Smyth, Kim Stubbe and Susan McRann.
The purpose of the College And Junior Tennis Status Report is to help everyone keep up with who's turning pro and who's signed to attend a specific college or transferred from one to another. Information on this page is updated as soon as we receive it.
The Status Report now corresponds its pages to the college signing periods. This page will continue through the November signing period for the 2008-09 season.
The majority of the world does not distinguish athletes as professional or amateur. That is not the case in the United States. Though the USTA has passed a "Call Item" to allow professional players 18 and under to compete in USTA National events, the NCAA still has very specific guidelines on amateur status.
2008-09 Status Reports From 11/09/08-7/27/09
2007-08 Status Reports From 11/09/07-8/26/08
2006-07 Status Reports From 11/09/06-8/26/07
2006 Status Reports From 1/01/06-11/08/06
2005 Status Reports From 11/09/05-12/31/05
2005 Status Reports From 1/01/05-11/08/05
2004 Status Reports From 11/14/04-12/31/04
2004 Status Reports From 7/1/04-11/14/04
2004 Status Reports From 1/1/04-6/30/04
2003 Status Reports From 7/28/03-12/31/03
2003 Status Reports From 5/14/03-7/28/03
2003 Status Reports From 1/1/03-5/13/03
2002 Status Reports
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