COLORADO STATE RAMS WOMEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in Fort Collins, Colorado State University has fielded competitive athletic teams since its founding in 1870, with the women's tennis program competing within the Mountain West Conference during the spring season. The Rams represent a student body of 34,412 across the 134-year-old institution, which has established itself as a regional power in collegiate athletics. Colorado State's women's tennis competes at the Division I-FBS level, placing the program among the nation's most competitive collegiate tennis circuits where athletes balance rigorous academics with elite athletic performance.

Mountain West Conference membership positions the Rams within a conference known for developing strong tennis programs across the western United States. As a spring sport, Colorado State's women's tennis operates on a unique calendar that allows student-athletes to concentrate on winter academic demands before transitioning to their competitive season. The program's participation in conference play throughout the spring months provides consistent competition against regional rivals while maintaining the athletic and academic standards expected at a major research university with over 34,000 students.

KEY FACTS

OTHER SPORTS AT COLORADO STATE

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE WOMEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

• Boise State Broncos
• California State University, Fresno Bulldogs
• Grand Canyon Antelopes
• San Diego State Aztecs
• San Jose State Spartans
• U.S. Air Force Academy U.S. Air Force Academy
• Nevada Rebels
• Nevada Wolf Pack
• New Mexico Lobos
• Wyoming Cowboys
• Utah State Aggies

MORE WOMEN'S TENNIS IN COLORADO

Browse all NCAA Division I women's tennis programs in Colorado.