WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY PHOENIX MEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in northeast Wisconsin's Fox Valley region, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Phoenix compete in Horizon League tennis as part of a Division I program serving 9,870 students at the campus established in 1965. The Phoenix operate their men's tennis program during the spring season, representing one of the university's athletic commitments in the broader Midwest competitive landscape. UW-Green Bay's athletic facilities and coaching infrastructure support student-athletes pursuing collegiate competition in the Horizon League, a conference that encompasses institutions across the Great Lakes and upper Midwest regions.

The Phoenix tennis program recruits student-athletes to compete in both singles and doubles formats throughout the spring season schedule. As a Horizon League member, UW-Green Bay faces regional opponents and works to develop competitive results within a conference structure that includes schools from Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and neighboring states. The program operates from home venue facilities in Green Bay while building its roster and competing for Horizon League standing.

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