UND cuts men's and women's tennis
The University of North Dakota (UND) has discontinued both its men's and women's tennis programs, citing financial sustainability and strategic priorities. The decision comes shortly after both teams reached the Summit League championship final. UND will honor existing scholarships for affected student-athletes who choose to remain at the university.
- ▪UND announced the elimination of its men's and women's tennis programs in May 2026.
- ▪Both teams had advanced to the Summit League championship final just a week before the programs were cut.
- ▪The decision was attributed to financial reasons and a comprehensive review of athletic department resources.
- ▪Men's tennis expenses were $428,630 and women's tennis expenses were $600,928 according to the latest NCAA report.
- ▪UND will honor scholarships for tennis athletes who choose to continue their academic careers at the university.
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