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Led by Scott Jacobson, the most successful coach in program history, Nebraska women’s tennis has reached new heights since joining the Big Ten Conference. In less than a decade as a member of the Big Ten, Jacobson has helped the Huskers to a regular-season conference title and a pair of top-20 national finishes, and he ranks third in Big Ten history in coaching victories. Jacobson has guided Nebraska to the NCAA Tournament six times, including the 2012-13 season when the Big Ten champion Huskers advanced tied for ninth place at the tournament, the best finish in school history. That same year, Mary Weatherholt, a two-time Big Ten Women’s Tennis Athlete of the Year, was the NCAA singles runner-up. Weatherholt was also an All-American in doubles and was selected as one of the top 10 senior student-athletes in all sports across all divisions of NCAA competition.

Sid and Hazel Dillon Tennis Center

Nebraska tennis players train and compete in one of the nation’s top facilities, the Sid and Hazel Dillon Tennis Center. The facility opened in 2015 and features six indoor courts and 12 lighted outdoor courts, along with locker rooms, athletic medicine facilities and other student-athlete amenities. The Dillon Tennis Center hosted the 2019 Big Ten Women’s Tennis Championship.

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There Is No Place Like Nebraska

From a Big Ten education, to unmatched student-athlete support and world-class facilities located in one of the nation’s best cities, There Is No Place Like Nebraska for a collegiate student-athlete.