For Latin American tennis players

College tennis scholarships in the USA

PuntoBecas connects tennis players from Latin America with US college coaches — helping you pursue the scholarships that let you earn a degree while competing at a high level.

Estimate your options

Free to build your profile and get matched — our team guides you at every step of the process.

From home to campus

Latin America to U.S. college tennis

Illustrative routes — the journeys we specialize in, not a map of specific placements.

  • Argentina
  • Colombia
  • Chile
  • Mexico
  • Brazil
  • Peru
  • Ecuador
  • Venezuela
  • Paraguay
  • Uruguay

Your path

How it works

Four steps from your home country to a US campus.

  1. 01
    Step 1

    Build your profile

    Tell us about your sport, academics, and goals. Upload transcripts and highlight videos.

  2. 02
    Step 2

    We match you

    Our team pitches your profile to US college coaches looking for athletes like you.

  3. 03
    Step 3

    Review offers

    Track coach interest and any scholarship offers in real time, and weigh your options.

  4. 04
    Step 4

    Study & play in the USA

    Commit, enroll, and start your journey as a US college student-athlete.

Interactive — try it now

Discover where you may fit

Move the sliders and see which US college divisions may fit your profile — and what aid paths could be in play.

I play
Rating system
9.5

Universal Tennis Rating (1–16). Not sure? Give your best estimate.

3.4

On a 4.0 scale

Family budget per year (USD)

Your division fit

NCAA Division ILong shot
Athletic aid may be available262 tennis colleges
NCAA Division IIWithin reach
Partial athletic aid may be available + academic aid184 tennis colleges
NAIAWithin reach
Athletic aid may be available84 tennis colleges
NCAA Division IIIStrong fit
Academic & merit aid (no athletic money)286 tennis colleges
NJCAA · Junior CollegeStrong fit
Athletic aid at NJCAA D1/D2 (none at D3)50 tennis colleges

4 division levels look like a potential fit for your profile.

In the $10k–$20k range, aid packages at D2, NAIA, and many D3 programs can sometimes close the gap — it depends on the program and your profile.

A PuntoBecas estimate from our own recruiting observations — associations publish no official division fit by rating, and no rating guarantees admission, eligibility, or aid. Only a written aid offer from a college confirms your real cost.

PuntoBecas student-athlete on a US college tennis scholarship

Why PuntoBecas

Your athletic and academic future, in expert hands

We know the US college system inside out — because we went through it ourselves. We guide you through every step — profile, coach outreach, offers, and paperwork — so you can focus on playing.

  • Every PuntoBecas team member earned this scholarship themselves
  • Direct access to college coaches
  • Support with visas and admissions
  • We help you maximize your athletic + academic aid

D1–NJCAA

Every division

M / F

Men's and women's

UTR 4–15

Prospect to elite

Hundreds

Tennis programs

Our specialty

Tennis. Only tennis.

Total depth in one sport — not a directory of many. We know every division, every conference, and the paths to a U.S. tennis scholarship.

D1–NJCAA

Every division

M / F

Men's and women's

UTR 4–15

Prospect to elite

Hundreds

Tennis programs

Our specialty

Tennis. Only tennis.

Total depth in one sport — not a directory of many. We know every division, every conference, and the paths to a U.S. tennis scholarship.

Not stock photos

Real student-athletes, real scholarships

Real F-1 student-athletes who earned US college tennis scholarships — some we placed, others now advise or work alongside us. Your photo could be the next one here.

Student-athlete on a US college tennis court
US college tennis
Student-athlete on a US college tennis court
US college tennis
Student-athlete on a US college tennis court
US college tennis
Student-athlete on a US college tennis court
US college tennis
“
Your talent deserves a shot. We open the door to the United States.

— The PuntoBecas team

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

  1. How much does it cost me?

    Money

    Creating your profile and getting matched is free. Our team guides you through the whole recruiting process — reach out and we'll explain exactly how we work.

  2. What level do I need to play college tennis?

    Eligibility

    There are US programs across a wide range of levels — roughly UTR 4 to 15 across divisions. Send us your results and we'll tell you honestly where you fit.

  3. Am I too old to be recruited?

    Eligibility

    Age alone doesn't disqualify you, but it now matters in the NCAA: Divisions I and II tie eligibility to an age-based five-year window starting at the earlier of your first full-time college enrollment or the academic year after your 19th birthday, with transition rules for 2026–27. Rules differ by association — tell us your background and we'll map your real options.

Build your recruiting profile today.