ITA Partners with Zenniz to Bring All-In-One Smart Court Technology to College Tennis
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Tempe, AZ – The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (“ITA”) is pleased to announce today an innovative partnership with Zenniz. In this partnership, Zenniz will be named “An Official All-in-One Smart Tennis Court System of the ITA”. The Zenniz system has been approved by the ITA as a review (challenge) electronic line calling system and can be deployed for indoor use, for singles and doubles play, and for unofficiated, roved, or chaired matches.
As the only end-to-end smart tennis court system, the Zenniz system enhances every practice and match with real-time performance tracking, electronic line calling, and immersive video.
“We are excited to welcome Zenniz as an Official All-in-One Smart Tennis Court System of the ITA,” stated ITA CEO, David Mullins. “As college tennis continues to evolve, technologies that enhance the student-athlete experience, improve competitive integrity, and provide valuable performance insights will play an increasingly important role in our sport. We were pleased that the system was successfully utilized at the 2026 ITA Division III Women’s National Team Indoor Championships, and we look forward to working with the Zenniz team to help more college programs benefit from this cutting-edge technology.”
Bringing together many elements of the modern tennis game, Zenniz has systems in place in over 20 countries worldwide including the United States where their units can be found at facilities such as Farm and Forge, USTA Midwest Tennis Center, JTCC, Van Der Meer Tennis Club, as well as the Rome Tennis Center.
Over the past year, Zenniz has showcased the accuracy of the electronic line calling functionality within their larger Smart Tennis Court System, earning an ITF Silver Level Certification as well as approval from the ITA for indoor use in college tennis. This past May, Zenniz was used for the first time at the collegiate level at the ITA Division III Women’s National Team Indoor Championships where both the electronic line calling and live streaming functionalities supported the championship.
Zenniz serves college programs by combining electronic line calling, live match streaming, video review, and in-depth shot and match analytics into one fully integrated court system. Designed to enhance both matchday and training, the system operates through an intuitive on-court interface and a connected mobile app, giving players and coaches everything they need in one place.
“We are thrilled to partner with the ITA and bring Zenniz to college programs across the country,” said Zenniz Managing Director, Santtu Leskinen. “College tennis has long deserved better technology on and off the court, and we are excited to finally give athletes and coaches the tools to compete fairly, broadcast and review matches, and use real-time data for more efficient development.”