Todd Wojtkowski

Coach · Professor · Public Speaker

Todd Wojtkowski

NCAA National Champion coach, Associate Professor at Case Western Reserve University, and public speaker on leadership, culture, and building high-performance teams.

2023 NCAA
National Champions
2021
National Coach of the Year
363
Career Wins · .730 Win %
36
Ohio HS State Champions Coached
Todd Wojtkowski

About Todd

Todd Wojtkowski is a coach, educator, and community leader who has spent two decades developing people and building teams that win the right way. He is head men's tennis coach and an Associate Professor at Case Western Reserve University, and serves on five boards of directors, including the Intercollegiate Tennis Association.

When Todd took over CWRU men's tennis in 2008, the program sat near the bottom of the University Athletic Association and was unranked. Over 18 seasons he has transformed it into one of the top programs in the nation: the 2023 NCAA Division III National Championship, the first team title in any sport in CWRU history, three national runner-up finishes (2021, 2022, 2025), back-to-back ITA Indoor National Championships (2022, 2023), two UAA conference titles, and a No. 1 national ranking in 2022, 2023, and 2024. He was named the 2021 Wilson/ITA National Coach of the Year.

His players have earned 31 All-America honors, three NCAA doubles national titles, and 15 Academic All-America honors, proof that he develops people who win in the classroom as well as on the court.

Todd is also Director of High Performance at Cleveland Racquet Club, where since 2012 he has privately coached 36 Ohio high school state champions (21 singles, 15 doubles). A former team captain at the University of Toledo and a Big Ten Champion at Ohio State, Todd holds a bachelor's degree in education from Ohio State and an MBA from The Citadel. He lives in Solon, Ohio, with his wife, Julie, and their sons, Owen and Luke.

Public Speaking

Todd speaks from real experience: taking a program from last place to national champion, building high-performance teams, and creating cultures that sustain excellence. His talks are direct, story-driven, and immediately applicable.

Building a Championship Culture

How to set standards, buy in, and sustain excellence, with lessons drawn from building one of the nation's top college tennis programs from the ground up.

The Turnaround

Taking a team from last place to national champion, and what leaders in any field can learn from that journey.

Building High-Performance Teams

How great teams are built: clear standards, trust, accountability, and unlocking the potential of every person on the roster so the whole group performs when it matters most.

Developing a Champion's Mindset

Confidence, resilience, and composure under pressure: the mental habits behind national champions, All-Americans, and state champions, and how anyone can build them.

Who Todd Speaks To

Corporate teams and leadership retreats Schools and student groups Athletic programs and coaches Conferences and banquets

…and any group or organization ready to perform at its best.

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Accomplishments

2023
NCAA Division III National Championship
First team national title in any sport in CWRU history
2021
Wilson/ITA National Coach of the Year
Case Western Reserve University
2021–2025
Three National Runner-Up Finishes
2021, 2022, 2025
2022–2023
Back-to-Back ITA Indoor National Championships
The first titles in program history
2022–2024
No. 1 National Ranking
Three seasons ranked #1 in the nation
2014–2023
Three NCAA Doubles National Champions
Klawitter & Krimbill (2014), Hopper & Powell (2022), Hopper & Aduru (2023)
2013
Wilson/ITA Central Region Coach of the Year
Led CWRU to its first NCAA Tournament berth
363 Career Wins · .730 Winning Percentage
18 seasons at Case Western Reserve University
31 All-America Honors
Plus 15 Academic All-America honors earned by his players
Since 2012
36 Ohio High School State Champions
Director of High Performance, Cleveland Racquet Club

Board Leadership

Todd serves on the Board of Directors of each of these organizations:

Intercollegiate Tennis Association Advantage Cleveland Northeastern Ohio Tennis Association Racquet in Hand Foundation Intennse