Austin Peay State University has extended the contract of head men's tennis coach Kurt Kujawa for two additional years. Athletic Director Jordan Harmon praised Kujawa for his leadership, strong relationships with student-athletes, and positive community impact. Under Kujawa, the men's tennis team achieved notable successes, including its first postseason win in the ASUN Championship and maintained high academic standards with a 3.559 team GPA over two semesters.

By the Numbers
  • 4-3 victory over Bellarmine marked the program's first postseason win in ASUN history.
  • The team achieved a 3.559 GPA, marking 26 consecutive semesters with a GPA over 3.0.
Yes, But

While Kujawa has had early success, the long-term impact of his coaching and program development remains to be seen against the backdrop of increased competition in collegiate tennis.

State of Play
  • Kujawa previously served as an assistant for a significant period, contributing to the team's foundation.
  • Ten student-athletes were recognized for academic achievements, including all-academic honors from the ITA.
What's Next

With the contract extension in place, Kujawa will aim to build on the team's recent successes and continue to enhance both the competitive and academic standards for the program.

Bottom Line

Kujawa's commitment to improving the men's tennis program aligns with Austin Peay's goals of fostering excellence in athletics and academics, making this an important step toward sustained success.