Missouri Valley

The NCAA Tournament is Here: Everything You Need to Know

May 04, 2022

The 2022 NCAA Tennis Championship has officially arrived. The Division I tournament will kick off May 6-7, while the Division II tournament follows shortly thereafter on May 9-10. The TennisOne App will be the streaming home for the DI Men's & Women's Championships. Click here for the full streaming schedule.

In all, 64 Division I teams and 48 Division II teams will take to the courst to battle it our for their respective championships. A total of 17 teams from our section will be competing in the two tournaments.

Below you will find further information on each tournament, including which Missouri Valley schools and players will be competing.

Oklahoma University's women's team made the finals, ultimately 4-1 falling to rival Texas. Oklahoma finished the season ranked No. 2 nationally, while the Oklahoma State University women finished just outside the top-10 at No. 11.

The University of Central Oklahoma women wrapped up the Division II tournament with a strong performance. They finished the season 22-2 and lost 4-1 in the championship match to undefeated Barry (24-0).

Seward County Community College (Neb.) claimed the program's first National Championship at the National Junior College Athletic Association Men's Tennis Championship. Head Coach Mitch Vechione was also named the Max Grubbs Coach of the Tournament

Division I Championship

First and second round competition will take place May 6-7 at 16 hots sites, including two Missouri Valley sites. The winner of each site will advance to a super-regional on May 13 or 14. Each super-regional winner will advance to the Khan Outdoor Tennis Complex in Champaign, Illinois, where the eight teams will compete for the national championship May 19-22. The event will be hosted by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Missouri Valley Division I Women

School	Missouri Valley Players
Iowa State University
Oklahoma University (Host Site)	Emma Staker, Tulsa, OK
Oklahoma State University (Host Site)	Lora Boggs, Edmond, OK
University of Kansas	Julia Deming (Former USTA MV Intern)
Southeast Missouri State University

Missouri Valley Division I Men

School	Missouri Valley Players
University of Tulsa	Matthan Tharakan, Jenks, OK (Redshirt Freshman)
Oklahoma University	Nathan Han, Tulsa, OK

Division II Championship

The preliminary rounds will be played May 9-10 at 16 regional host sites. Winners from each tegional site wll then advance to the finals May 17-21 at Altamonte Springs, Florida.

Missouri Valley Division II Women

School	Missouri Valley Players
University of Central Oklahoma (Host Site @ Edmond Center Court)	Taylor Conway, Bixby, OK
Sourtheastern Oklahoma State University
Missouri Western State University	Kim Le, St. Joseph, MO Ellie Messenger, Arkansas City, KS Alyssa Owens, Grain Valley, MO
Washburn University	Kinsey Fields, Edmond, OK Sydnee Foster, Hutchinson, KS Cadence Lynn, Olathe, KS Issabella Pensavalle, Edmond, OK
Southwest Baptist University
Drury University
Cameron University

Missouri Valley Division II Men

School	Missouri Valley Players
Northwest Missouri State University	Brent Fallon, Overland Park, KS Mason Meier, Omaha, NE Sawyer Nickel, Lawrence, KS
Washburn University	Miller Zeiders, Edmond, OK
Cameron University

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