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Coach Ed Krass’ 38th Annual College Tennis Exposure Camp Returns to USTA National Campus November 14–15

Coach Ed Krass’ 38th Annual College Tennis Exposure Camp Returns to USTA National Campus November 14–15

Coach Ed Krass’ 38th Annual College Tennis Exposure Camp is set for November 14-15, 2026 at the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona, Florida.  Directed by former Harvard, Clemson and UCF Tennis Coach Ed Krass, players will receive instruction and training from head college coaches representing NCAA Division I, II, III and NAIA programs.
 “My son, Ben Saltman, went to the camp prior to his junior year of high school and the coaching he received definitely elevated his game. The emphasis on attacking and getting to the net was exactly what he needed. My son has committed and signed with FSU Men’s Tennis. I would highly recommend this camp to any player who has the desire to play college tennis and wants to have feedback from college Head Coaches,” said David Saltman, father of Ben Saltman, FSU commit and winner of the 2024 USTA Bobby Curtis B18s Singles Championships.
 The coaching staff for the camp at the USTA National Campus will include head tennis coaches from Bethune-Cookman University, University of California/Santa Cruz, University of Delaware, Embry-Riddle University, Florida Southern College, Johns Hopkins University, Lees-McRae College, Mercer University, Methodist University (NC), Palm Beach Atlantic University, Presbyterian College, Sewanee: University of the South, Southeastern University, University of Tampa, and U.S. Military Academy/ARMY, University of West Florida and Wheaton College.
 
Open to ages 14-18, instructional drills and matchplay competitions will be conducted in the same style and intensity as a college team practice.  Players will have the opportunity to sample various coaching styles and to receive on-court coaching during their matchplay competitions.  Under the skillful eyes of top college coaches, players showcase their singles, doubles and one-on-one doubles skills and receive specific feedback on their game.  
 "Our camp is a great training, networking and recruiting platform for today’s junior players interested in playing college tennis," said Coach Ed Krass, the Camp’s Director. “With a Head College Coach interacting with players on each court, the camp has served as a successful springboard for thousands of college-bound student athletes.” 
 
For more information about the College Tennis Exposure Camp, call (813) 684-9031, or register at:  https://collegetennis.com

By Ed Krass. Photos courtesy of College Tennis Exposure Camps.

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