Coco Gauff gifted $150,000 to the United Negro College Fund this week, with the donation fueling scholarships for HBCU tennis athletes.

Since 2025, tennis star Coco Gauff has donated $250,000 to UNCF to support HBCU students playing competitive tennis at HBCUs.

As a guest on The Players Box podcast, Coco Gauff talked about her training, revealing which exercise is the most beneficial.

Coco Gauff put her disappointing WTA Finals loss to Jessica Pegula behind her, picking up a straightforward win over Jasmine Paolini. Against Pegula, Gauff’s serve was inconsistent. She finished the match with 17 double faults, though there were moments ...

Gauff is ranked No. 3 tennis player in the world. The release also noted her career-high singles ranking of No. 2, and No. 1 in doubles. She currently has 11 singles titles and 10 doubles titles including major wins at the 2023 US Open and 2025 French Open. For HBCU athletes, the bigger win may be opportunity through education.

Alexandra Eala’s run to the ASB Classic quarter-finals and her win at the Kooyong Classic have set a strong foundation ahead of her Australian Open debut. This marks her first appearance in the Grand Slam main draw,