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Division I · Metro Conference

Merrimack College Women's Tennis

North Andover, MA · the Warriors · Merrimack College overview
10
Roster
at the D-I cap of 10
$278k
Team budget
14th percentile in Division I
$27,786
Per roster spot
median $61,695
1
Coaches
1 head · 0 assistant
74%
Admitted
upper half for selectivity

Merrimack College fields a women's tennis team in the Metro Conference (NCAA Division I). In 2024–25 the roster carried 10 players, above the median of 9, with 1 head coach and 0 assistants. Team expenses were $277,862, well below the median of $546k — $27,786 per roster spot, bottom quarter of Division I women's tennis programs. That is exactly the Division I roster cap of 10 in force from 2025-26. The school gave $7,495,356 in athletic aid across its women's teams, about $24,256 per roster spot.

Among Division I women's tennis programs

Where this program sits against its 301 peers (percentile; the tick is the median).

Team budget$278k
Spend per player$27,786
Roster size10
Coaching staff1

Team budgets across the division

$47k$4.9M
this programevery Division I women's tennis program

Roster sizes (cap 10)

515
this programevery Division I roster

The program

  • Roster10 2024–25 season
  • Division I roster cap10 at the cap
  • Coaching staff1 head, 0 assistant
  • Team expenses$277,862 for the year
  • Operating expenses$22,522 game-day and travel
  • Spend per roster spot$27,786 division median $61,695
  • Athletic aid, women's teams$7,495,356 school-wide
  • Aid per roster spot$24,256 across women's teams
  • Recruiting spend, women's$78,197 school-wide

Coaching staff

NameTitleEmail
Adam Courtemanche head coachHead Coachnot on file
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Recruiting timing

  • Coaches may first contact youJune 15 after sophomore year
  • Your own emailsAny time the rule limits what coaches send back
  • High-school tennis players204,721 2024-25
  • Division I roster spots2,689 301 programs
  • Odds of a spot1 in 76 1.3% of high-school players hold a Division I roster spot

General NCAA rule for Division I; the women's tennis recruiting guide has the date for each grad year, the eligibility checklist and what to put in a first email.

About the school

What an athlete asks first — each panel opens the full picture.
4,199undergraduates · 5,688 students in all
Women 56% Men 44%
Setting
Suburb
Type
Private · Master's university
Affiliation
Roman Catholic
74%admitted · of 13,693 applicants
Test scores
Scores not considered
Graduate in 6 yrs
72%

Women's Tennis

Full picture →
10on the roster · 2024–25 season
Roster vs the D-I cap of 1010
exactly at the cap
Team expenses
$277,862 $27,786 per roster spot · bottom quarter of Division I
Coaches
1 head · 0 assistant
Athletic aid, women's teams
$7,495,356
Recruiting spend, women's
$78,197
$38,849net price · after grants, aided first-years
Sticker price$74,281
Average net price$38,849
Net price by family income
$0–30k$27,376
$30–48k$30,509
$48–75k$32,926
$75–110k$37,097
$110k and up$41,477
Tuition & fees
$51,786

Campus safety

Full picture →
1.42violent offences per 1,000 · students a year, 2022–2024
Violent1.42
Property0.00
In residence halls
0 burglaries · 21 sex offences over 2022–2024
Residence-hall fires
4 over 2022–2024
32%of bachelor's degrees in business · 24 fields · Bachelor's, Master's
Business297 · 32%
Health professions & nursing122 · 13%
Family & consumer sciences85 · 9%
Kinesiology, parks & recreation72 · 8%
Criminal justice & protective services61 · 7%

Research Merrimack College

School pages built around what an athlete needs to know — the program's money and roster room, admissions fit, what a family really pays, majors, campus life and safety.

Women's Tennis programs within 150 miles

Merrimack CollegeGordon College · 16 miEndicott College · 16 miSalem State University · 16 miTufts University · 18 miLesley University · 20 miHarvard University · 20 miMassachusetts Institute of Technology · 21 miSuffolk University · 22 miBoston University · 22 miBrandeis University · 22 miEmerson College · 22 miSimmons University · 23 mi
SchoolMilesRosterBudgetAPRAdmitted
Gordon College Division III · Conference of New England1610$57k—59%
Endicott College Division III · Conference of New England1613$47k—72%
Salem State University Division III · Little East Conference168$17k—96%
Tufts University Division III · New England Small College Athletic Conference1814$232k—10%
Lesley University Division III · North Atlantic Conference208$16k—94%
Harvard University Division I · The Ivy League2013$776k10003%
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Division III · New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference2112$159k—5%
Suffolk University Division III · Conference of New England228$15k—85%
Boston University Division I · Patriot League2211$1M100011%
Brandeis University Division III · University Athletic Association2211$145k—35%
Emerson College Division III · New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference228$100k—47%
Simmons University Division III · North Atlantic Conference23———66%

Other women's tennis programs in the Metro Conference

SchoolRosterBudgetPer playerAPRCompare
Quinnipiac University 1 over cap11$540k$49,0891000vs
Sacred Heart University 2 over cap12$532k$44,352999vs
Fairfield University at cap10$388k$38,8331000vs
Mount St. Mary's University room for 19$362k$40,224998vs
Siena University room for 19$298k$33,074992vs
Merrimack College at cap10$278k$27,786—vs
Marist University room for 19$231k$25,6901000vs
Niagara University room for 37$166k$23,766998vs
Iona University————vs

Every Metro Conference women's tennis program · Women's Tennis budgets ranked