What UTR Do You Need for NCAA Division I — Power 4 / Top 25 Tennis?
College coaches look at UTR before anything else — it's the fastest way they filter recruits. Here's the typical recruited range for this level:
Girls — typical rangeUTR 10.0–12.0
Boys — typical rangeUTR 12.0–14.0
Typical roster bands, not cutoffs. Coaches recruit the whole player — grades, character, and how you compete all matter. The most honest benchmark for any school is its current roster's level: ask the coach directly.
Head coach Robin Stephenson recorded her 193rd win at Washington during the 2026 Big Ten Tournament, becoming the all-time winningest coach in program history; she signed a contract extension through 2030 in August 2025 and was the 2019 Pac-12 Coach of the Year (gohuskies.com).
The Huskies finished the historic 2025-26 season 20-6 (9-4 Big Ten), ranked 23rd nationally and reaching the NCAA Tournament second round for a second straight year — back-to-back 20-win seasons for the first time since 1980 and 1981 (gohuskies.com).
Washington opened the season 12-0, the best start in program history, and went 12-0 at home, its first undefeated home season since 2003 (gohuskies.com).
University of Washington Women's: FAQs
How do I get recruited by the University of Washington Women's Tennis tennis program?
Start by researching the program's roster and contacting Robin Stephenson (Head Coach) with your UTR rating, tournament results, and video. Most NCAA Division I recruiting starts sophomore or junior year of high school.
What UTR rating do I need for University of Washington NCAA Division I tennis?
Typical recruited players at this level sit around UTR 10.0–12.0 (girls) and 12.0–14.0 (boys). Those are typical roster bands, not cutoffs — coaches recruit the whole player, and walk-ons can sit below the band. The most honest benchmark for University of Washington is its current roster's level: ask the staff directly.
Does University of Washington offer athletic scholarships for tennis?
Scholarship rules differ by division: D1 and D2 programs can offer athletic scholarships, D3 programs offer only academic/need-based aid, and NAIA/JUCO programs have their own aid rules. Ask the staff what is available for your recruiting class.
Who coaches the University of Washington Women's Tennis program?
Robin Stephenson is the head coach. See the full staff list above — each coach has a profile page.
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