OU's newest facility, the Gregg Wadley Indoor Tennis Pavilion was completed in the spring of 2009.
The facility provides a climate-controlled practice and competition facility for Oklahoma tennis. The 55,000 square-foot facility features six air-conditioned courts, competition quality lighting and surface, and 375 chair-back spectator seats.
The facility also features scoreboards on the north and south sides and six video cameras for documenting practice and competition footage.
Oklahoma's indoor facility is one of the premier indoor facilities in the country and the only indoor tennis facility in the Big 12. Located directly east of the Headington Family Tennis Center, entrances are available on both sides of the facility for player and fan convenience.
The facility was made possible with donations from namesake Gregg Wadley and his wife, Dr. Susan E. Brackett, Tim Headington, the Sarkeys Foundation and other donors including former student-athletes.
With the addition of the indoor facility, OU is now a top contender for hosting championship events. Since the facility's opening, Oklahoma has hosted major tournaments including NCAA First & Second Rounds five times (2003, '04, '10, '11, '12), and the 2004 and 2009 Big 12 Championships.
The Headington Family Tennis Center is the home to Oklahoma men's and women's tennis. The facility also features the new Gregg Wadley Indoor Tennis Pavilion directly to the east of the outdoor courts.
The facility features 12 outdoor courts, seating for fans, championship lighting and surface, a sound system, electronic scoreboards and benches on every court. The outdoor courts are split into four three-court quadrants for easy access and viewing.
With the addition of the Gregg Wadley Indoor Pavilion, the complex houses 18 courts total, locker rooms for both home teams and visitors, storage for trainers and equipment staff and indoor amenities for fans.
The Headington Family Tennis Center has served host to numerous championship events including NCAA First & Second Rounds five times (2003, '04, '10, '11, '12), and the Big 12 Championships in 2004 and 2009.
