Coach Profile
Glenn Marshall
University Of Connecticut
Team:women
Glenn Marshall will begin his 29th year leading the UConn tennis programs this fall. Marshall was named the head coach of the Huskies’ men’s tennis program in 1992 and the Director of Tennis when he added the head coaching duties of the women’s program to his responsibilities in 1997.
Marshall coached both programs up until 2013 when the Huskies made the move into the American Athletic Conference, remaining the Director of Tennis and at the helm of just the women’s program.
Since joining the AAC, Marshall has guided the Huskies to plenty of program “firsts”. Following the 2017-18 season, UConn achieved the program’s highest national ranking at No. 85 in the ITA National Team Rankings. In addition, a pair of Huskies earned the program’s first-ever ITA regional ranking as Yelyzaveta Pletnyeva was ranked 13th in singles play and along with Jacqueline Fitz-Randolph, were ranked seventh in doubles play.
Marshall helped guide Pletnyeva, who finished with an 88-30 career singles record, a .746 winning percentage, two two-straight appearances on the AAC All-Conference team. One of the highlights of her season was a run to the round of 16 at the ITA Northeast Regional Championship in the fall, the furthest any Husky has ever advanced in the prestigious tournament.
University of Connecticut
The University of Connecticut, founded in 1881, is a public, comprehensive university. It is recognized for its excellent academic programs and internationally acclaimed faculty. In addition to an extensive variety of top-quality academic programs offered at the undergraduate level, UConn is the only public university in New England with a School of Medicine, School of Dental Medicine and School of Law. Programs are also offered through the Colleges of Agriculture and Natural Resources, and Liberal Arts and Sciences; the Schools of Allied Health Professions, Business Administration, Education, Engineering, Family Studies, Fine Arts, Nursing, and Pharmacy; and Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture. The university is fast becoming the school of choice for incoming freshmen: enrollment has jumped dramatically in recent years while academic quality has also increased. The university is currently in the midst of an historic building program called UCONN 2000, a nationally unprecedented ten-year, $1 billion program to renew, rebuild and enhance UConn's campuses. The 4,104-acre campus is located in Storrs, 30 miles from Hartford.
8604862000
860-486-3300
American
NCAA 1
Jan 15
51794
$11695
$22233
Characteristics
Town: Fringe
20,000 and above
16/1
Doctor's degree
Yes
91%
-2.0
Charge for room and board:
$13258
Admission
0.55%
Doctor's degree
Required
SAT Read Write: Min: 610 Max: 710 Avg: 660
SAT Math: Min: 610 Max: 730 Avg: 670
