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For more than 25 years, Donovan Tennis Strategies has been helping prospective college tennis players and their families navigate the college recruiting process. DTS also assists in the recruiting process by offering opportunities for players to compete in front of a large number of college coaches from colleges and universities across the country.

The 2025 DTS College Exposure Series consists of three Recruiting Showcases.

• 19^th Annual DTS Southern California Showcase: January 4-5

Great Park in Irvine, California (registration deadline Dec. 19)

• 24^th Annual DTS College Prospects Showcase/New Jersey: June 24-26

Mercer County Park Tennis Center in West Windsor, New Jersey. This event is broken into a boys segment and a girls segment, with boys playing the first day and a half, and girls starting up at midday on the second day and playing the remaining day and a half.

• 11^th Annual DTS College Prospects Showcase/Boston: July 19-20

Weymouth Club in Weymouth, Massachusetts

Among the accomplishments of past DTS Showcase participants are:

• Tristan Bradley winning the 2024 NCAA Division III men’s singles title
• A total of 12 NCAA Division III singles titles (both men and women)
• All-Americans in all three NCAA divisions.
• Todd Paul reached No. 1 in the NCAA Division I national rankings.
• Eudice Chong has achieved a career high WTA tour singles ranking of 213 and 134 in doubles, and is still currently playing on tour.
• Gone on to play intercollegiate college tennis 98% of the time

Please visit the DTS website for more information, and to register (https://donovantennis.com/showcases/)

About Ethos School

We are excited to have Ethos School as the title sponsor of the Recruiting 101 series of articles at TennisRecruiting.net.

Ethos School - Transforming Education for Athletes

Ethos School is an online school committed to preparing next-level athletes with next-level learning opportunities through flexible, high-quality courses in a faith-based environment. Our online platform offers over 100+ a la carte courses for 4th-12th grade students, allowing families the freedom to pick and choose what course(s) they would like their child to take through either a fully homeschool or hybrid model. To date, Ethos boasts an AP pass rate of over 80%, with student-athletes going to universities such as the U.S. Naval Academy, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Dartmouth, Auburn University, and more.

One of the unique aspects of Ethos School is our commitment to providing a holistic educational experience. Our students participate in a live 1-hour video session with their teacher and peers each week. These sessions offer enriching activities, opportunities to ask questions, discuss coursework, and present projects.

We are thrilled to extend an exclusive offer to TRN recruits like you. If you decide to enroll your child at Ethos School, we will waive the $95 enrollment fee. Additionally, we will provide a complimentary Academic Counseling session with one of Ethos' Academic Deans to plan out your child's educational journey to ensure they are on the right path for college and beyond.

To learn more about Ethos School, please visit EthosSchool.org - or connect with them on Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube, If you have any questions or would like to discuss how Ethos can meet your child's educational needs, please schedule a call here.

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