University of Mobile

BIO

Uwe Tittl begins his 23rd season at the helm of the University of Mobile Women’s Tennis program and his 17th season at the helm of the University of Mobile Men's Tennis program in 2025. Tittl's overall tennis record while at UM sits at 426-235, recording a 241-136 overall record on the women's side and 185-99 overall in men's tennis.

He has led the women's team to 17 NAIA National Tournament appearances, while the men have made it in all 16 years that Tittl has coached. 

Prior to his role as University of Mobile Head Tennis Coach, Tittl served as the inaugural University of Mobile Women's Soccer Head Coach from 1992-2006, leading the program to its first-ever National Championship in 1997 after sporting a perfect 24-0-0 overall record.

Tittl is a member of the inaugural University of Mobile Hall of Fame Class of 2023.
 

Head Tennis Coach at Mobile (2003-Present):

• 23 seasons as head coach of women’s tennis, including 2025.
• 17 seasons as head coach of men’s tennis, including 2025.
• 426-235 combined overall record across both UM Men's and Women's Tennis.

Women’s Tennis:

• 241-136 overall record.
• Eight NAIA All-Americans.
• 17 NAIA National Championship appearances.
• 2x GCAC Champions (2006 and 2008).
• 2006 GCAC Coach of the Year.
• 2017 SSAC Coach of the Year.
• 26 All-Conference selections.
• Three Conference Player of the Year honorees.
• Three Conference Freshman of the Year selections.
• Three Conference Newcomers of the Year.
• 23 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athletes.

Men’s Tennis:

• 185-99 overall record.
• Nine NAIA All-Americans.
• 16 NAIA National Championship appearances.
• 2018 SSAC Coach of the Year.
• 19 All-Conference selections.
• Two Conference Player of the Year selections.
• Four Conference Newcomer of the Year honorees.
• One Conference Freshman of the Year.
• 20 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athletes.

Women’s Soccer at Mobile (Prior to Tennis):

• Head coach 1992-2006 at Mobile.
• Started the program in 1992.
• 196-90-9 overall record.
• 1997 NAIA National Champions with a 24-0-0 record.
• Six-time GCAC Coach of the Year.

Additional:

• Bachelor of Science in physical education at Alderson-Broaddus College
• Officiates college soccer
  • Worked 2011 SEC Championships
  • Currently works numerous NCAA D1 and NAIA matches