Mitchell Tennis Center

Texas A&M's men's and women's tennis teams call the beautiful George P. Mitchell '40 Tennis Center home.

Located on the University's west campus and built for an estimated $4.2 million, the official ribbon cutting ceremony was held on October 23, 1998.

Aggieland has served as the host for many intercollegiate tennis tournaments, from USTA events to the NCAA Men's Tennis Championships in 2002, 2005 and 2009.

Chosen as the USTA Facility of the Year in 1999, the Mitchell Tennis Center has twelve lighted courts with seating for nearly 3,000 spectators. The candle power of the lights averages 150 feet inside the fences, which is greater than that of USTA Championship status.

There are many amenities in the facility including locker rooms for both the men's and the women's teams, a full size training room, a player's lounge, head coaches offices, as well as offices for the assistant coaches.

One of the special amenities at the center is the Phil and Dee Springer Family Stadium Club, an area of special seating located courtside. The grandstand for the area was made possible through a generous donation from Phil and Dee Springer.

Members have season courtside seats and enjoy a special hospitality room and the chance to interact with the players.

The largest crowd in A&M Tennis Center history occurred on May 18, 2002, as the Aggie men battled No. 1 Georgia in the NCAA Sweet 16 before 2,339 fans.

QUICK FACTS

Opened: October 23, 1998
Capacity: 3,000
Cost: $4.2 million
Record Crowd: 2,339 vs Georgia (May 18, 2002)

750 Penberthy Blvd, College Station

Mitchell Tennis Center

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