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Best Women's Tennis colleges in West Virginia

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Overview

Women's Tennis colleges in West Virginia

How the programs break down by division, conference, cost and size. Coaches verified October 2026.

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9
Coaches recruiting
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  • 2Division I
  • 7Division II

West Virginia has 9 colleges with Women's Tennis programs: West Virginia University, Marshall University, West Virginia State University, Fairmont State University, University of Charleston, Bluefield State University, West Liberty University, Salem University and Davis & Elkins College. Of those, 2 compete in NCAA Division I and 7 in NCAA Division II. The most popular programs are West Virginia University, Marshall University and West Virginia State University. Their head coaches are Miha Lisac at West Virginia University and John Mercer at Marshall University. 5 schools compete in the Mountain East Conference, the most common conference.

Lowest net priceMarshall University · $8,076Average yearly cost after aidMost selectiveUniversity of Charleston · 62%Acceptance rateLargest campusWest Virginia University · 23,643Undergraduate students
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Every Women's Tennis program in West Virginia

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Division I · 2

West Virginia University logoWest Virginia UniversityMorgantown · Big Twelve · Coach Miha LisacMarshall University logoMarshall UniversityHuntington · Sun Belt · Coach John Mercer

Division II · 7

West Virginia State University logoWest Virginia State UniversityInstitute · Mountain EastFairmont State University logoFairmont State UniversityFairmont · Mountain East · Coach Terry DeremerUniversity of Charleston logoUniversity of CharlestonCharleston · Mountain East · Coach Alec FooteBluefield State University logoBluefield State UniversityBluefield · Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Questions

Questions about Women's Tennis colleges in West Virginia

Quick answers about the programs and how to reach their coaches.

How many colleges in West Virginia have Women's Tennis?

9 colleges in West Virginia have Women's Tennis programs: 2 Division I and 7 Division II.

Which colleges in West Virginia have D1 Women's Tennis?

2 colleges in West Virginia compete in NCAA Division I Women's Tennis: Marshall University and West Virginia University.

Which colleges in West Virginia have D2 Women's Tennis?

7 colleges in West Virginia compete in NCAA Division II Women's Tennis: Bluefield State University, Davis & Elkins College, Fairmont State University, Salem University, University of Charleston, West Liberty University and West Virginia State University.

What is the most affordable college in West Virginia with Women's Tennis?

Marshall University has the lowest average net price at $8,076 a year after grants and scholarships.

What conference do most Women's Tennis programs in West Virginia compete in?

The Mountain East Conference has the most Women's Tennis programs in West Virginia.

Who are the Women's Tennis head coaches in West Virginia?

Miha Lisac (West Virginia University), John Mercer (Marshall University), Terry Deremer (Fairmont State University), Alec Foote (University of Charleston), Ronald Hulewicz (West Liberty University), David Leo (Salem University) and Viktor Yanev (Davis & Elkins College).

How do I contact Women's Tennis coaches in West Virginia?

There are 13 coaches recruiting Women's Tennis in West Virginia. Start a free 7-day AthleticScholar trial to see who recruits your position and send personal messages from your own Gmail, with follow-ups until they reply.

By division

Women's Tennis colleges by division in West Virginia

The most popular programs at each level, with links to the full lists.

D1 Women's Tennis colleges in West Virginia

2 schools in West Virginia compete in NCAA Division I.

D2 Women's Tennis colleges in West Virginia

7 schools in West Virginia compete in NCAA Division II.