The LOVE ALL Scholarship Program, created by the Kodjoe Family Foundation with support from Tennis Channel, provides opportunities for Black youth to pursue elite tennis training and academic development through scholarships at top academies.
There are three types of scholarships:
Elite Tennis Academy Scholarship – A one-year scholarship at Mouratoglou Academy in Sophia Antipolis, France, covering high school tuition, room & board, training, tournament fees, and high-performance coaching.
ICL Virtual Tennis Academy Scholarship – A flexible, NCAA-approved online school program that combines elite academics with local USTA high-performance training.
High Performance Coaching Scholarship – Localized training with USTA-affiliated high-performance coaches while continuing high school education at home.
Students must:
Be at least 16 years old by September of the year they attend
Hold a minimum 3.0 GPA
Be active tournament players with USTA, UTR, or ITF ranking
Have significant financial need (family income under $100,000)
Yes. Applicants must also:
Submit a 2-minute video introducing themselves and explaining why this opportunity matters
Provide recommendations from a parent/guardian and a teacher or coach (with full contact info)
Hold a valid passport and be fully vaccinated
Be willing to engage with the Kodjoe Family Foundation through video testimonials and events
Two Black high school students will be selected to receive a one-year, all-inclusive scholarship at Mouratoglou Academy.
Recipients gain access to world-class tennis training, an adapted academic curriculum, and year-round tournament participation, all designed to prepare them for potential athletic scholarships at U.S. colleges.
Applicants can complete the online application form here: [CLICK HERE TO APPLY ONLINE]
Please check the application page for the most up-to-date deadline information.
The program is led by the Kodjoe Family Foundation with generous support from Tennis Channel and our corporate partners, who share our commitment to diversity, inclusion, and opportunity in tennis.