WKU Women’s Tennis Coach Greg Davis Competing in INTENNSE League Dual

Decatur, Georgia, July 24, 2025

News Summary

WKU Women’s Tennis Head Coach Greg Davis will lead his team in the INTENNSE League Dual in Decatur, Georgia. This innovative event features 12 college coaches in a dynamic competition aimed at enhancing the experience for players and spectators. With a career coaching record of 337-192, Davis’s leadership marks a significant milestone for both the team and college tennis community, offering players a unique opportunity to showcase their talents in a professional setting.

Decatur, Georgia – WKU Women’s Tennis Coach Greg Davis Set to Compete in INTENNSE League Dual

The WKU Women’s Tennis Head Coach Greg Davis is scheduled to lead his team in the upcoming INTENNSE League Dual: College Coaches Edition this Saturday at INTENNSE Arena in Decatur, Georgia. The match will commence at 1 p.m. CT and is expected to provide college athletes with a unique opportunity to compete in a newly formatted professional tennis setting.

The INTENNSE League aims to enhance the competitive experience for both players and spectators through a fast-paced, team-based format that can be completed in two hours or less. The event will feature 12 college coaches, with an equal representation of six male and six female competitors participating in the dual.

Barry Fulcher, the Director of Competition for INTENNSE, highlighted the significance of engaging the college tennis community and providing a clear pathway for players aspiring to pursue professional careers in tennis. To prepare for the competition, team practices are set to take place the day before the dual.

Coach Greg Davis: Seasoned Leader with a Proven Track Record

This event comes shortly after Davis completed his seventh season at the helm of the Lady Topper Tennis program at WKU. His overall career coaching record stands at 337-192 across multiple institutions since he began coaching in 1999, positioning him 23rd nationally among active NCAA Division I Women’s Tennis head coaches with at least five years of experience.

With a career winning percentage of .637, Davis ranks 36th among his peers nationally. Of his total victories, 78 were achieved while coaching at WKU, placing him third in the university’s program history. Under his leadership, the WKU women’s tennis team has logged an impressive 62 wins over the most successful four-year stretch in the program’s history.

Program Highlights and Achievements

Coach Davis has successfully led his teams to a home record of 42-18 in the last four seasons, marking the best performance in program history. In the recently concluded 2025 season, the WKU women’s tennis team finished with a 15-10 overall record, tying the program’s record for home wins in a single season with 12

Davis’s coaching capabilities have earned him numerous accolades, including the title of USTA Kentucky Coach of the Year and four National Coach of the Year awards, underscoring his impact on the sport and player development.

Engagement and Updates

As the WKU women’s tennis team prepares for this exciting dual competition, fans and spectators are encouraged to stay updated through the team’s official social media channels, where they can follow the latest news and event highlights. Fans can follow @WKUTennis on both Twitter and Instagram for ongoing updates.

Conclusion

With the INTENNSE League Dual rapidly approaching, Coach Greg Davis’s participation not only highlights his dedication to the sport but also showcases the evolving landscape of college tennis and the opportunities it presents for aspiring professional players.

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