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The Tommies represent St. Thomas athletics in the Summit League. St. Thomas continues in the Summit League at the Division I level. The Tommies are preparing for the 2026 tennis season as the tournament schedule progresses. St. Thomas is building its tennis roster for the upcoming season. The Tommies host home events on the St. Thomas campus. The Tommies' tournament schedule will be updated as results are posted. The Tommies are anchored in a long St. Thomas athletic tradition. RallyFuel connects Tommie fans directly with the athletes who represent St. Thomas. Ninety percent of every contribution goes to the athlete, and refund protection covers any deal where conditions aren't met.
The University of St Thomas, located in St. Paul, Minnesota, competes in NCAA Division I as a member of the Summit League. Transitioning from Division III to Division I in 2021, the institution represents one of the fastest ascensions in recent collegiate sports history. As a private Catholic university, St Thomas offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and graduate programs, enrolling approximately 10,000 students. The university maintains a strong academic reputation, particularly in business, education, and health sciences, providing a solid institutional foundation that supports an evolving, competitive athletics program.
St Thomas fields 19 varsity sports teams known as the Tommies. Since joining Division I, the program has focused on building competitive rosters across men’s and women’s basketball, football, and hockey. Historically, the university dominated Division III, with multiple national championships and consistent postseason appearances that established a winning culture now leveraged in Division I competition. Longstanding rivalries with regional institutions such as the University of St. John’s and University of Minnesota-Duluth contribute to the program's marketability and fan engagement.
St Thomas’ NIL opportunities are bolstered by a strong donor ecosystem and an active alumni network concentrated in the Twin Cities metropolitan area. This environment supports enhanced student-athlete ROI through targeted endorsements and local business partnerships. The university’s modern facilities, including O'Shaughnessy Stadium and the Schoenecker Arena, offer attractive venues for hosting media events and cultivating brand visibility. The Twin Cities market provides diverse media rights opportunities and sponsorship potential, strengthening recruiting leverage nationally. Additionally, the institution’s academic reputation and strategic marketing efforts position its student-athletes to capitalize efficiently on name, image, and likeness monetization within a competitive Division I landscape.
