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ICL Virtual Tennis Academy Scholarship

September 12, 2025
ICL Virtual Tennis Academy Scholarship

Train at Home. Compete Globally.

A one-year scholarship to attend ICL Academy, the only NCAA-approved, WASC-accredited online school built for tennis players — paired with local USTA high-performance training.

The ICL Virtual Tennis Academy Scholarship is designed for student-athletes who thrive at home among family and friends, but still aspire to world-class competition. Students complete a rigorous, accredited academic program online while training locally with USTA-affiliated coaches. This innovative model provides flexibility for travel, tournaments, and training, ensuring academics and athletics move forward together.

Benefits

  • NCAA-approved, accredited online academics
  • Flexible scheduling around tournaments and training
  • Mentorship from tennis legends
  • Training with local USTA high-performance coaches

Eligibility

  • High school student with GPA 3.0 or higher
  • Tournament player with USTA, UTR, or ITF ranking

ICL Academy blends academic excellence with athletic passion. Courses follow the same scope and sequence as elite private schools, but with full flexibility for student-athletes. ICL students also receive mentorship from some of the game’s greatest champions, including Novak Djokovic, Monica Seles, Tommy Haas, and Mike and Bob Bryan.

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