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Elite Tennis Academy Scholarship

September 12, 2025
Elite Tennis Academy Scholarship

Train Where Champions Are Made

A full-year scholarship at the world-renowned Mouratoglou Academy in the French Riviera, covering tuition, room & board, coaching, and tournament fees.

The Elite Tennis Academy Scholarship offers two Black student-athletes the chance to attend Mouratoglou Academy, the premier training ground for tennis champions. Students will live and study at the Academy, balancing rigorous academics with intensive, year-round training and international tournament play. This immersive experience is designed to prepare student-athletes for collegiate-level competition and academic success.

Benefits

  • One year of full-time residency at Mouratoglou Academy
  • Comprehensive academic and athletic program
  • World-class coaching and tournament participation
  • Opportunity to pursue U.S. college athletic scholarships

Eligibility

  • Minimum age 16 by September of program year
  • High school Junior or Senior with GPA 3.0 or higher
  • Tournament player with USTA, UTR, or ITF ranking

Located between Nice and Cannes in the heart of the French Riviera, Mouratoglou Academy has been shaping champions since 1996. Its 32-acre campus features state-of-the-art facilities, a world-class coaching staff, and a legacy of helping players from around the globe realize their tennis dreams.

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