BOSTON TERRIERS WOMEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Boston University's women's tennis program competes in the Patriot League as part of a university that was founded in 1839 and currently enrolls 37,737 students across its Boston campuses. The Terriers play their home matches at the university's tennis facilities while competing during the spring season against fellow Patriot League opponents. As a Division I program, Boston University's women's tennis team represents one of the institution's varsity athletic offerings within a comprehensive athletic department that serves the oldest private research university in Massachusetts.

Operating within the competitive Patriot League conference, the Terriers compete against regional rivals in one of Division I's mid-major conferences that emphasizes both athletic excellence and academic achievement. Boston University's location in Boston provides access to recruit talent from the competitive New England tennis pipeline while representing a university with strong academics across its 17 schools and colleges. The program's spring schedule allows players to balance their academic commitments with collegiate tennis competition, maintaining the balance that characterizes Patriot League athletics.

KEY FACTS

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PATRIOT LEAGUE WOMEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

• American Eagles
• Bucknell Bison
• Colgate Raiders
• College of the Holy Cross Crusaders
• Lafayette Leopards
• Lehigh Mountain Hawks
• Loyola University Maryland Greyhounds
• U.S. Military Academy U.S. Military Academy
• U.S. Naval Academy U.S. Naval Academy

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