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Judy Dixon's Bio



In her first 15 years at the University of Massachusetts, Judy Dixon has climbed the UMass coaching charts. She currently is the winningest tennis coach in UMass history.


In 1999, she was named New England College Coach of the Year. In 2001, the Women’s Team won the Conference Championship and made the school’s first trip to the NCAA Tournament. That same year, Dixon coached UMass to its first 20 win season. She was named Atlantic 10 Women’s Coach of the Year three times. In 2008, Coach Dixon was an Inductee into the USTA New England Hall of Fame.

Along with a successful coaching career, Dixon has also spent time as a touring professional. She competed in the U.S. Open and Wimbledon and was also on the Virginia Slims Tour. In 1967 she played doubles with Billie Jean King in national events.







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