KENNESAW STATE KENNESAW STATE WOMEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Kennesaw State University, established in 1963 and now serving 51,375 students in the Atlanta suburbs, fields its women's tennis program as part of the Conference USA athletic portfolio. The Owls compete during the spring season at the collegiate level, positioning themselves within a conference that spans multiple states and includes programs from across the South and beyond. Conference USA membership places Kennesaw State among institutions committed to mid-major Division I competition across numerous sports disciplines.

The women's tennis program represents one of several varsity offerings at an institution that has grown substantially since its founding nearly six decades ago. Competing in spring matches, the Owls participate in a sport that demands year-round training and recruitment of student-athletes capable of balancing rigorous academic schedules with the demands of collegiate competition. As part of Kennesaw State's athletic department, the women's tennis team contributes to the university's broader commitment to NCAA Division I athletics within the Conference USA framework.

KEY FACTS

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CONFERENCE USA WOMEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

• Florida International Florida International
• Jacksonville State Jacksonville State
• Liberty Liberty
• Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech
• Middle Tennessee State Middle Tennessee State
• Missouri State Missouri State
• New Mexico State New Mexico State
• Sam Houston State Sam Houston State
• Delaware Delaware
• Texas at El Paso Texas at El Paso
• Western Kentucky Western Kentucky

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