Converse University graduate Laurel Maynor is continuing her academic and athletic career in England this fall after securing a postgraduate tennis scholarship at one of the UK’s leading sporting universities.
Following four years competing in NCAA Division II tennis, Laurel will pursue a master’s degree in Sport and Exercise Psychology while continuing her competitive tennis career within the UK university sport system.
Tennis is one of the most popular sports among Play Overseas student-athletes, providing former college players with an exciting opportunity to continue competing while earning a postgraduate degree and experiencing life in a new country.
We look back

Meet Laurel Maynor
- Graduate of Converse University, NCAA Division II
- Four years competing for the Converse Valkyries
- Women’s tennis team captain for three seasons
- Named 2026 Conference Carolinas Player to Watch
- Secured a UK postgraduate tennis scholarship
Conference Carolinas Recognises Laurel’s Next Chapter
Laurel’s post-NCAA journey was recently recognised by Conference Carolinas, which published a feature celebrating her collegiate tennis career and upcoming move overseas.
During her time at Converse University, Laurel represented the Valkyries with distinction and served as team captain for three seasons. Her leadership, commitment and contribution to the programme made her an important member of the Converse women’s tennis team.
Featured by Conference Carolinas
Celebrating Laurel’s Collegiate Career
The conference recently highlighted Laurel’s achievements at Converse University and her upcoming opportunity to continue competing overseas while pursuing a master’s degree.

From NCAA Tennis to a UK Master’s Degree
Graduation does not necessarily have to mark the end of a student-athlete’s competitive career.
After receiving interest from universities across the UK, Laurel considered several postgraduate opportunities before accepting a scholarship with one of the country’s leading university tennis programmes.
The opportunity will allow her to continue competing while completing a 12-month master’s degree and experiencing life as an international student-athlete in England.
For Laurel, the move represents an opportunity to build on her four years of NCAA tennis while pursuing her academic interests in Sport and Exercise Psychology.
For former NCAA and NAIA athletes, the UK offers an opportunity to continue competing beyond NCAA eligibility while earning a postgraduate qualification.

Play Overseas supported Laurel throughout the recruitment process, helping her identify universities that matched her academic interests, tennis background and ambitions for life after the NCAA.
Postgraduate Tennis Scholarships and BUCS Competition
UK universities compete through British Universities and Colleges Sport, commonly known as BUCS. Its national tennis leagues and championships provide former NCAA players with the opportunity to represent their university while working towards a postgraduate qualification.
Depending on the university and the strength of the applicant, student-athletes may also be considered for UK university sports scholarships and other financial awards.
Postgraduate Tennis Scholarships in the UK
Scholarship packages vary between universities but may include tuition fee reductions, financial bursaries and performance support, such as strength and conditioning, physiotherapy, coaching and access to specialist training facilities.
This is where Play Overseas comes in. Our free service helps former college tennis players identify suitable UK universities, connect with coaches and explore scholarship opportunities that match their academic and sporting ambitions.
A Growing Pathway for Former College Tennis Players
This fall, Laurel will join a growing and diverse group of former NCAA and NAIA tennis players whom Play Overseas has helped secure postgraduate tennis scholarships in the UK.
These student-athletes will study for their master’s degrees while continuing their competitive careers in BUCS tennis leagues at universities throughout the country.

Rutgers University

Chicago State University

University of Arizona
Their moves reflect the growing awareness of the UK as a genuine post-college pathway for student-athletes who are not ready to stop competing after graduation.
Finding the Right Opportunity with Play Overseas
At Play Overseas, we provide a completely free service to graduating and former college athletes looking to continue their sport while pursuing a master’s degree in the UK.
Our team helps student-athletes explore suitable universities, connect with university coaches and understand the opportunities available throughout the recruitment process.
Identify suitable UK university sport programmes
Connect with university coaches and recruitment staff
Explore postgraduate scholarship opportunities
Navigate university applications and admissions
Receive guidance on visas and relocation to the UK
From identifying suitable programmes to preparing for life overseas, we aim to make the transition from US college sport to UK university sport as straightforward as possible.
Explore Postgraduate Tennis Scholarships for 2027
Play Overseas is now recruiting graduating and former college student-athletes for January and September 2027 entry.
If you’re approaching the end of your NCAA tennis career, or have already graduated, our team can help you explore opportunities to continue competing while earning a master’s degree in the UK.
Our service is completely FREE.

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