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INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Subcommittee has selected the 64 singles players and 32 doubles teams that will compete in the 2025 NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Singles and Doubles Championships. This is the second year of a two-year pilot for the singles and doubles championships to be conducted in the fall, with the team championships continuing to be in the spring.
READ MORE: Full schedule for the DI men’s tennis individual championships
The singles and doubles competition will be conducted Nov. 18-23 at the USTA National Campus in Orlando, Florida. The University of Central Florida and the USTA serve as hosts.
All matches shall be the best-of-three sets. No-ad scoring and a seven-point tiebreaker (first to seven points, must win by two points) at six-games-all will be used for all matches. In doubles, a 10-point match tiebreaker will be played in lieu of a third set.
Singles and doubles participants qualified to the Division I singles and doubles championships via competition in approved qualifying pathway events. The qualifying pathway events, including the number of players advancing into the singles and doubles championships for each event are as follows:
ITA All-American Championships – 10 singles players (eight main draw quarterfinalists and two feed-in consolation finalists) and four doubles teams (four main draw semifinalists).
ITA Regional Championships – each of the 13 regions will advance two singles players (two finalists) and one doubles team (winner).
ITA Conference Masters – each Division I conference eligible for team automatic qualification will have the opportunity to have its singles and doubles conference tournament winners, or, if no conference tournament is conducted, nominate one singles player and one doubles team, to participate. The ITA Conference Masters field size will mirror the number of eligible AQ conferences each year. The four singles semifinalists, plus three doubles teams (two finalists plus the third/fourth playoff winner), will qualify for the singles and doubles championships.
ITA Sectional Championships – each of the four sectionals will advance six singles players (the four singles semifinalists plus the two winners of the quarterfinal playoffs), and three doubles teams (the two doubles finalists plus the plus the third/fourth playoff winner).
SINGLES
Singles participants (64), listed alphabetically by last name:
Player
Institution
Qualifying Event
Luis Carlos Alvarez Valdes
Oklahoma
ITA Regional – Central
Jack Anthrop
Ohio State
ITA Sectionals – Central
Devin Badenhorst
Baylor
ITA All Americans
Paul Barbier Gazeu
South Carolina
ITA Sectionals – East
Ozan Baris
Michigan State
ITA All Americans
Martin Borisiouk
NC State
ITA Conference Masters Championships
Hugo Car
South Florida
ITA Regional – Southeast
Duncan Chan
TCU
ITA All Americans
Bryan Hernandez Cortes
Mississippi State
ITA Sectionals – South
Max Dahlin
Michigan
ITA Regionals – Midwest
Cosme Rolland De Ravel
TCU
ITA Sectionals – Central
Melchior Delloye
Harvard
ITA Sectionals – East
Dylan Dietrich
Virginia
ITA All Americans
Sebastian Dominko
Notre Dame
ITA Sectionals – Central
Sebastian Eriksson
Texas
ITA Regional – Texas
Matthew Forbes
Michigan State
ITA All Americans
Jay Friend
Arizona
ITA All Americans
Alexander Frusina
Texas A&M
ITA Sectionals – Central
Romain Gales
Clemson
ITA Regional – Carolina
Vignesh Gogineni
Yale
ITA Regional – New England
Pablo Martinez Gomez
Vanderbilt
ITA Regional – Ohio Valley
Sebastian Gorzny
Texas
ITA All Americans
Joaquin Guilleme
Wake Forest
ITA Sectionals – East
Filip Gustafsson
Arizona
ITA Sectionals – West
Paul Inchauspe
Princeton
ITA Regional – Northeast
William Jansen
Georgia
ITA Sectionals – South
Jeremy Jin
Florida
ITA Conference Masters Championships
Spencer Johnson
UCLA
ITA Regional – Southwest
Roan Jones
North Carolina
ITA Sectionals – East
Petar Jovanovic
Mississippi State
ITA Regional – Southern
Aidan Kim
Ohio State
ITA All Americans
Jangjun Kim
Virginia
ITA Regional – Atlantic
Matic Kriznik
Alabama
ITA Sectionals – South
Oscar Lacides
Oklahoma
ITA Regional – Central
Sam Landau
Indiana
ITA Regional – Ohio Valley
Lucca Liu
UC Santa Barbara
ITA Sectionals – West
Illia Maksymchuk
UNLV
ITA Regional – Mountain
Benito Sanchez Martinez
Mississippi State
ITA Regional – Southern
Shu Matsuoka
Arizona State
ITA Sectionals – West
Ian Mayew
North Carolina
ITA Sectionals – East
Luis Felipe Miguel
Florida State
ITA Regional – Southeast
Kenta Miyoshi
Illinois
ITA All Americans
Amirkhamza Nasridinov
Auburn
ITA Sectionals – South
Top Nidunjianzan
Princeton
ITA Regional – Northeast
Luka Pow
Wake Forest
ITA Regional – Carolina
Antonio Prat
Miami (Florida)
ITA Sectionals – South
Peter Benjamin Privara
Harvard
ITA Regional – New England
Soham Purohit
Washington
ITA Regional – Northwest
Rudy Quan
UCLA
ITA Regional – Southwest
Niels Ratiu
North Carolina
ITA Sectionals – East
Keegan Rice
Virginia
ITA Regional – Atlantic
Dominique Rolland
UC Santa Barbara
ITA Sectionals – West
Sasha Rozin
Arizona
ITA Sectionals – West
Tiago Silva
California
ITA Sectionals – West
Ilia Snitari
UNLV
ITA Regional – Mountain
Preston Stearns
Ohio State
ITA Regional – Midwest
Eli Stephenson
Kentucky
ITA Sectionals – South
DK Suresh
Wake Forest
ITA All Americans
Trevor Svajda
SMU
ITA Regional – Texas
Connor Henry Van Schalkwyk
Baylor
ITA Sectionals – Central
Jakub Vrba
Arkansas
ITA Sectionals – Central
Fryderyk Lechno Wasiutynski
California
ITA Regional – Northwest
Edward Winter
Pepperdine
ITA Conference Masters Championships
Michael Zheng
Columbia
ITA Conference Masters Championships
ALTERNATES
#
Player
Institution
1
Jack Loutit
Kentucky
2
Emon van Loben Sels
UCLA
3
Manfredi Graziani
Penn
4
Erik Schiessl
Florida State
5
Santiago Giamichelle
Georgia
6
Ioan Alexandru Chirita
Baylor
Seeds 1-8
Seed
Player
Institution
1
Jay Friend
Arizona
2
Duncan Chan
TCU
3
Aidan Kim
Ohio State
4
Matthew Forbes
Michigan State
5
Devin Badenhorst
Baylor
6
Kenta Miyoshi
Illinois
7
Dylan Dietrich
Virginia
8
Ozan Baris
Michigan State
Seeds 9-16, listed alphabetically by last name:
Player
Institution
Jack Anthrop
Ohio State
Martin Borisiouk
NC State
Paul Inchauspe
Princeton
Jeremy Jin
Florida
Petar Jovanovic
Mississippi State
Eli Stephenson
Kentucky
Connor Henry Van Schalkwyk
Baylor
Jakub Vrba
Arkansas
DOUBLES
Doubles participants (32), listed alphabetically by institution:
Player 1
Player 2
Institution
Qualifying Event
Billy Blaydes
Freddy Blaydes
Auburn
ITA Sectionals – South
Zsombor Velcz
Connor Henry Van Schalkwyk
Baylor
ITA Regional – Texas
Adam Chodur
Otto Schreiner
Brigham Young
ITA Regional – Mountain
Tiago Silva
Timofey Stepanov
California
ITA Regional – Northwest
Felipe Pinzon
Petar Teodorovic
Cornell
ITA Regional – New England
Tobey Lock
Euan Mackenzie
Delaware
ITA Regional – Northeast
Oscar Martinez
Martin Vergara Del Puerto
East Tennessee State
ITA Conference Masters Championships
Tanapatt Nirundorn
Henry Jefferson
Florida
ITA All Americans
Luis Felipe Miguel
Erik Schiessl
Florida State
Men’s Regional – Southeast
Sam Landau
Facundo Yunis
Indiana
ITA Sectionals – South
Matei Cristian Onofrei
Andre Steinbach
Louisville
ITA Sectionals – South
Max Dahlin
Bjorn Swenson
Michigan
ITA Sectionals – Central
Karim Al-Amin
Ondrej Horak
Middle Tennessee
ITA Conference Masters Championships
Benito Sanchez Martinez
Petar Jovanovic
Mississippi State
ITA All Americans
Chris Xu
Niels Ratiu
North Carolina
ITA Regional – Carolina
Ian Mayew
Kase Schinnerer
North Carolina
ITA Sectionals – East
Aidan Kim
Bryce Nakashima
Ohio State
ITA Regional – Midwest
Nikita Filin
Brandon Carpico
Ohio State
ITA Sectionals – Central
Johan Alexander Rodriguez
Orel Kimhi
Oklahoma
ITA Regional – Central
Isac Stromberg
Kai Milburn
Ole Miss
ITA Regional – Southern
Aaron Sandler
Manfredi Graziani
Pennsylvania
ITA Sectionals – East
Paul Inchauspe
Landon Ardila
Princeton
ITA All Americans
Aleksa Krivokapic
Maj Premzl
Purdue
ITA Regional – Ohio Valley
Petro Kuzmenok
Santiago Navarro
Rice
ITA Conference Masters Championships
Luca Bluett
John Kim
Santa Clara
ITA Sectionals – West
Max Stenzer
Sean Daryabeigi
South Carolina
ITA Sectionals – East
Alex Chang
Alexander Razeghi
Stanford
ITA Sectionals – West
Cosme Rolland De Ravel
Albert Pedrico Kravtsov
TCU
ITA Sectionals – Central
Spencer Johnson
Emon van Loben Sels
UCLA
ITA Regional – Southwest
Rudy Quan
Aadarsh Tripathi
UCLA
ITA Sectionals – West
Mans Dahlberg
Dylan Dietrich
Virginia
ITA Regional – Atlantic
DK Suresh
Andrew Delgado
Wake Forest
ITA All Americans
ALTERNATES:
#
Player 1
Player 2
Institution
1
Alexander Bernard
Alex Okonkwo
Ohio State
2
Jacob Olar
Andrii Zimnokh
Alabama
3
Jakub Jupa
Cortland Grove
Chattanooga
4
Peter Nad
Luis Llorens Saracho
Notre Dame
5
Taym Alazmeh
Danial Rakhmatullayev
Michigan State
Seeds 1-4
Seed
Player 1
Player 2
Institution
1
Benito Sanchez Martinez
Petar Jovanovic
Mississippi State
2
DK Suresh
Andrew Delgado
Wake Forest
3
Isac Stromberg
Kai Milburn
Ole Miss
4
Max Dahlin
Bjorn Swenson
Michigan
Seeds 5-8, listed alphabetically by institution:
Player 1
Player 2
Institution
Aidan Kim
Bryce Nakashima
Ohio State
Paul Inchauspe
Landon Ardila
Princeton
Aleksa Krivokapic
Maj Premzl
Purdue
Cosme Rolland De Ravel
Albert Pedrico Kravtsov
TCU
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