YOUNGSTOWN STATE PENGUINS WOMEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Youngstown State's women's tennis program competes as part of the Horizon League, one of the NCAA's mid-major conferences serving 11 regional universities. The Penguins represent a university founded in 1908 in Youngstown, Ohio, where approximately 11,076 students attend classes across campus. As a Division I FCS institution, Youngstown State fields a competitive tennis roster that plays during the spring season, competing against other regional opponents in pursuit of conference championships and NCAA postseason opportunities.

The program operates within the broader athletic structure of Youngstown State, which fields multiple sports across men's and women's competition. Tennis at YSU follows the traditional NCAA spring calendar, allowing student-athletes to balance their training and competition schedule with academic responsibilities. The Penguins' coaching staff develops players through year-round training and competition, preparing them for both regular season matches within Horizon League play and potential postseason tournaments. Home matches take place at the university's tennis facilities in Youngstown, where the team builds on its regional recruiting base and home-court advantage.

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HORIZON LEAGUE WOMEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

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