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How to Assess Your College Tennis Level Across Divisions

A single rating cannot establish your roster chances. Compare recent results, team schedules, academic requirements and potential openings across programs.

Start with evidence of your level

Use recent match results, the competitions you play and match video to describe your current level. Ask coaches how that evidence compares with their recruiting needs. Division alone does not establish a rating requirement or a guaranteed roster position.

Compare programs individually

Review each team's published schedule, results and roster. Consider academics, cost and location alongside tennis. A projected graduation or roster opening is an estimate; confirm availability directly with the coaching staff.

Optional ratings and independent fit estimates

You may enter your own UTR or WTN in RosterFit as an optional, self-reported input. RosterFit places you by the competitive level you choose, so you can use it fully without entering a rating. Fit estimates are not official UTR or WTN assessments and do not guarantee recruitment, admission, scholarships or playing time.

Team Strength is based on published dual-match results, and personalized fit compares it with your competitive level. Academic comparisons are shown separately. See the data disclaimer for details.

Build a balanced list

Include programs across several competition levels and revisit your list as results, interests and rosters change. Treat Safety, Likely, Target and Reach as planning labels, then confirm expectations with each school.

Explore your estimated college tennis fit

Set your competitive level (your own UTR or WTN is optional and self-reported), plus GPA, SAT, and graduation year. RosterFit estimates fit for supported NCAA and NAIA programs and returns a ranked list with fit labels, roster openings, and admission risk flags.

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