RIDER BRONCS MEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Rider University's men's tennis program competes in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference as part of the school's 159-year athletic tradition in Lawrenceville, New Jersey. Founded in 1865, the institution enrolls 3,693 students and fields a spring-season tennis team that represents one of the university's 18 NCAA Division I sports. The Broncs compete within MAAC, a conference that has established itself as a consistent presence in Northeast collegiate athletics and provides regular matchups against regional rivals.

The program operates from its home venue and maintains a roster structure typical of mid-major Division I tennis, where student-athletes balance competitive play against conference opponents with the demands of academic life at a university with selective admissions standards. Rider's athletics department continues to develop the men's tennis program as part of its broader commitment to NCAA Division I competition, with spring matches representing the primary competitive schedule for the squad.

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METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

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