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Rome, GEGA – As the premier individual championship at the Division II, Division III, NAIA and Junior College levels in the fall, the 2025 ITA Cup will kick off on Thursday, October 16 and continue through Sunday, October 19 at the Rome Tennis Center in Rome, Georgia.
Dating back to 1986, the ITA Cup is one of the most storied tournaments at the Division II, Division III, NAIA and JUCO levels of play, with participants earning their spot in the draws through the ITA Regional Small College Championships, in which more than 8,000 student-athletes competed in 60 regional championships across the country.
Featuring many of the nation’s top players, three No. 1 players will make their national debuts at the 2024-25 ITA Cup at the end of the 2024-25 college tennis season. These players include Advik Mareedu (CMS), Santiago Villarruel (Georgia Gwinnett) and Violet Apisah (Keiser), each of whom has also won the singles title at the ITA Cup in recent years.
Many of the top doubles teams will also be on the court in Rome, including the 2024 ITA Cup Division III Women’s Doubles Champions, Eleanor Archer and Caitlin Bui (WashU), who will look to defend their title. Gage Gohl and Tyler Haddorff (Gustavus Adolphus), former NCAA Division III men’s doubles champions, will also look to impress this week as they enter the tournament as the No. 1 seeded doubles team.
For more important information about the ITA Cup 2025, please continue reading below:
When will the ITA Cup be played?
The ITA Cup will be played from Thursday, October 16 to Sunday, October 19 at the Rome Tennis Center. Play begins most days at 9:00 AM (ET), with more than 20 courts playing simultaneously on the largest hard court facility in the United States.
How to watch?
The Rome Tennis Center is equipped with twelve outdoor PlaySight cameras and six indoor PlaySight cameras. Click the button below to see all live matches taking place at any given time during the tournament. The camera-equipped outdoor courts include courts 11-16 and 20-25, with each player’s assignment displayed on the tournament page.
How does it work?
In the ITA Cup, each division (Division II, Division III, NAIA and JUCO) has its own singles and doubles competition. If players win, they advance to the main tournament until a national champion is crowned within that tournament. Each player is guaranteed a minimum of three matches during the ITA Cup, with the back draw being converted into a compass draw.
How to follow the action
To stay up to date with all the matches taking place in the coming days, be sure to follow the ITA on social media (@ITA_Tennis) to see photos, highlights and other content related to the ITA Cup. In addition, draws and results can be found on the ITA Cup tournament page, which will be updated as the on-field matches conclude.
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