Illinois Wesleyan

Megan Rozboril, a well-known name in local tennis circles, has been hired as the women's tennis coach at Illinois Wesleyan University, announced in July 2019.

Rozboril has been the boys and girls tennis coach at Bloomington High School as well as a tennis teaching professional at Bloomington's Evergreen Racquet Club. She has also taught tennis at Bloomington Country Club and the Cincinnati Sports Club.

Rozboril was a Division I scholarship tennis player at Morehead State University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in Spanish in 2010 and a master's degree in sports management in 2012. At Morehead State she was an assistant for the men's and women's tennis teams for three seasons.

"We are ecstatic to have Meg join our Titan athletics family as our new women's tennis coach," said IWU athletic director Mike Wagner. "Her diverse experiences in the tennis world make her uniquely qualified for this position. We have high expectations for our tennis program both on and off the court.  During the interview process, Meg's passion, vision, commitment and experiences stood out and it was quickly evident that she was the best fit to lead our program."

Rozboril said she is grateful for the opportunity to assume the IWU women's coaching reins. "My brother was a Titan football and tennis player so I grew up around Titan athletics.  I'm excited to be back coaching at the college level and eager to start working with the players.  I look forward to using my experience and connections to the local tennis community to continue building the program."

Todd Rozboril played three years of varsity tennis at IWU and was the Titans' football kicker from 1994-97, still ranking No. 2 in extra points (116) and No. 4 with 14 field goals. Megan's father, Ed, is a member of the Illinois High School Tennis Coaches Association Hall of Fame as he coached at Bloomington High School for 32 years, during which time he won state, sectional, and Big 12 conference titles.