LIBERTY FLAMES WOMEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Liberty University's women's tennis program competes as part of Conference USA within NCAA Division I, representing the Lynchburg, Virginia campus that has grown to enroll 96,709 students since its founding in 1971. Operating on a spring season schedule alongside the university's football program in the FBS classification, the Flames bring competitive tennis to a sprawling campus in central Virginia. The program fields a full roster competing across singles and doubles formats in one of college tennis's most demanding conferences, which includes programs from across the American South and Southwest regions.

Based at their home venue in Lynchburg, Liberty's women's tennis team balances the demands of Conference USA competition with the academic expectations of a university that has expanded dramatically over five decades. The Flames' spring schedule allows student-athletes to compete during traditional college tennis season, when the sport showcases its highest level of collegiate play across the country. Liberty's positioning within Conference USA places the program among institutions with significant athletic resources and commitment to NCAA Division I competition across multiple sports.

KEY FACTS

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CONFERENCE USA WOMEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

• Florida International Panthers
• Jacksonville State Gamecocks
• Kennesaw State Owls
• Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
• Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders
• Missouri State Bears
• New Mexico State Aggies
• Sam Houston State Bearkats
• Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens
• Texas at El Paso Miners
• Western Kentucky Hilltoppers

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