2014 USTA Tennis On Campus Spring Invitational Results

UCLA claimed the prize at the 2014 USTA Tennis On Campus Spring
Invitational.

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2014 USTA Tennis On Campus Spring Invitational
Thirty-two teams from twenty-nine schools participated in the 2014 USTA Tennis On Campus Spring Invitational which took place April 11-13 at the Reffkin Tennis Center in Tucson, Ariz. It was an all Southern California battle as UCLA defeated USC 28-13. Both teams have now officially qualified for the 2015 USTA Tennis On Campus National Championship which will take place in Cary, NC. Michigan State University defeated the University of San Diego 27-24 to secure third place. The University of California - Irvine won the Sportsmanship Award.

2013 USTA Tennis On Campus Spring Invitational
Date:	Venue:	Contact:
April 12-14, 2013	Reffkin Tennis Center Tucson, Arizona	Meghan Houk at (520) 791-4896

Final Match Scores
1st Place [University of California, Los Angeles (A)] (Los Angeles, CA) def. 2nd Place [University of Southern California (B)] (Los Angeles, CA) [28-13] Men's Doubles: Daniel Liu & Ishaan Choubal (UCLA) vs. Yaron Steinfeld & Eric Miller (USC), score 6-5 Men's Singles: Ishaan Choubal (UCLA) vs. Rollin Baker (USC), score 4-6 Women's Doubles: Laura Luca & Tricia Mar (UCLA) vs. Kat Lee & Taylor Coon (USC), score 6-1 Women's Singles: Laura Luca (UCLA) vs. Tarika Krishnamurthy (USC) , score 6-1 Mixed Doubles: Tricia Mar & Alex Kaiser (UCLA) vs. Kat Lee & Michael Chang (USC), score 6-0 3rd Place [Michigan State University (A)] (East Lansing, MI) def. 4th Place [University of San Diego (A)] (San Diego, CA) [27-24] Men's Doubles: Joe Sheena & Noah Rice (MSU) vs. Eric Lee & Luis Toscana (USD), score 6-3 Men's Singles: Casey Feenstra (MSU) vs. Josh Parker (USD), score 4-6 Women's Doubles: Brittany Ballog & Joanne Weber (MSU) vs. Caroline Eversman & Lauren Ryniak (USD), score 6-5 Women's Singles: Joanne Weber (MSU) vs. Ceci Fuentes (USD), score 5-6 Mixed Doubles: Noah Rice & Brittany Ballog(MSU) vs. Josh Parker & Caroline Eversman(USD), score 6-4 2014 USTA Tennis On Campus Spring Invitational - Sportsmanship Winner: University of California, Irvine (B)

Spring Invitational Bid Policy
The two (2) unique schools that win a bid from the Spring Invitational will be invited to the USTA TOC National Championship the following academic year. These schools will also be required to participate in their respective TOC Section Championship the following academic year in order to “activate” their national bid. If during the following academic year the school also becomes eligible for a bid from their TOC Section Championship, the invitational bid will take priority. If schools are eligible for stipend money from their TOC Section Championship (based on the order of their finish), the USTA National office will match that stipend amount. The Section office would pay the allotted stipend money to the Invitational bid winners from their section and be reimbursed by the USTA National office. If a school finishes first in both the Invitational and their TOC Section Championship, their team photo for each respective event would be in included in the tournament program for the USTA TOC National Championship. If one or both of the schools fail to meet the standards to “activate” their participation at nationals, then the 3rd place team (and subsequently 4th place team) from the Spring Invitation would be contacted for participation and eligibility. If these teams failed to meet standards, then the bids would go back to the national championship to be distributed at the tournament director’s discretion. All NIRSA NCCS eligibility requirements for players will need to be met. Schools must have participated in their TOC Section Championship during the current academic year to be eligible for participation and registration in the Spring Invitational event. (noted exception: Rocky Mountain Regional – Intermountain).

Spring Invitational Bid Policy

The two (2) unique schools that win a bid from the Spring Invitational will be invited to the USTA TOC National Championship the following academic year.

These schools will also be required to participate in their respective TOC Section Championship the following academic year in order to “activate” their national bid.

If during the following academic year the school also becomes eligible for a bid from their TOC Section Championship, the invitational bid will take priority.

If schools are eligible for stipend money from their TOC Section Championship (based on the order of their finish), the USTA National office will match that stipend amount.

The Section office would pay the allotted stipend money to the Invitational bid winners from their section and be reimbursed by the USTA National office.

If a school finishes first in both the Invitational and their TOC Section Championship, their team photo for each respective event would be in included in the tournament program for the USTA TOC National Championship.

If one or both of the schools fail to meet the standards to “activate” their participation at nationals, then the 3rd place team (and subsequently 4th place team) from the Spring Invitation would be contacted for participation and eligibility. If these teams failed to meet standards, then the bids would go back to the national championship to be distributed at the tournament director’s discretion.

All NIRSA NCCS eligibility requirements for players will need to be met.

Schools must have participated in their TOC Section Championship during the current academic year to be eligible for participation and registration in the Spring Invitational event. (noted exception: Rocky Mountain Regional – Intermountain).

USTA Tennis On Campus Spring Invitational Past Champions
2014 - UCLA 2013 - University of Southern California 2012 - University of Arizona 2011- University of California - San Diego 2010 - University of California - San Diego

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