Binghamton women's tennis has been honored as the ITA Community Service Award Winner for the New England region, outperforming 27 other Division I programs. The team actively engages in community initiatives, primarily through their flagship program, Game, Set, Grow!, which partners with various organizations to promote youth development and mentorship. Annually, they host middle school students for a weekend of tennis, educational activities, and mentorship, emphasizing the importance of youth voice and community engagement. Additionally, they collaborate with the PLAAY program to integrate physical activity and coping strategies for youth facing social challenges. Despite their demanding schedules, the team dedicates significant time to community service projects throughout the year.

By the Numbers
  • Binghamton women's tennis topped 27 other Division I programs in the New England region to win the ITA award.
  • About 35 middle school students participate annually in the Game, Set, Grow! weekend events.
State of Play
  • The team collaborates with notable organizations like Tennis Charities of Binghamton and Kids Come First Tennis.
  • Women's tennis regularly participates in community events, including all-abilities nights and charity walks.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the women's tennis team aims to continue expanding their community outreach programs and enhance partnerships with local organizations. They may develop new initiatives to further engage youth in sports and education.

Bottom Line

Binghamton women's tennis exemplifies the powerful impact of student-athletes in community service, demonstrating that commitment to social responsibility can thrive alongside rigorous academic and athletic demands.