2026 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championships

2026 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championships
2026 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championships
Date	November 18–23, 2025; May 1–17, 2026
Edition	80th
Location	Orlando, Florida (Fall 2025); Athens, Georgia (Spring 2026)
Venue	USTA National Campus; Hosted by: UCF (Fall 2025); Dan Magill Tennis Complex; Hosted by: University of Georgia (Spring 2026)
Champions
Men's singles
	Michael Zheng (Columbia); (Fall 2025)
Men's doubles
	Mans Dahlberg and Dylan Dietrich (Virginia); (Fall 2025)
Men's team
	Virginia Cavaliers; (Spring 2026)

The 2026 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championships were the men's tennis tournaments, the men's singles and doubles tournament was played in the fall from November 18 to November 23, 2025, in Orlando, Florida at the USTA National Campus.^[1] The men's team tournament was played in the spring from May 1 to May 17, 2026, at campus sites and Athens, Georgia at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex hosted by University of Georgia.^[2] It was the 80th edition of the NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship. As part of a two-year pilot program, the men's singles and doubles championships were conducted in the fall of 2025, while the team championships were played in the spring of 2026.^[3]

Men's team championship

There were 64 teams selected for the men's team championship, 27 of which were automatic qualifiers from each Division 1 conference. The remaining 37 teams were selected at-large. Teams played two rounds of single-elimination matches in groups of four on May 1–2 at campus sites; the winners of those regionals advanced to a super-regional round on May 8 or 9, also held at campus sites. The remaining eight teams advanced to the championship rounds in Athens, Georgia on May 14–17.^[2]

Automatic qualifiers

The following 27 teams were automatic qualifiers, representing their conferences:^[2]

Conference	Team
American	Tulsa
Atlantic 10	Richmond
ACC	Wake Forest
ASUN	Stetson
Big East	St. John's
Big Sky	Northern Arizona
Big South	Gardner–Webb
Big Ten	Michigan State
Big 12	TCU
Big West	UC Santa Barbra
CAA	Elon
CUSA	Middle Tennessee
Horizon	Tennessee Tech
Ivy	Cornell
MAAC	Rider
MAC	Buffalo
MEAC	South Carolina State
Mountain West	Utah State
Northeast	Wagner
Patriot	Navy
SEC	Texas
Southern	Samford
Southland	Texas A&M – Corpus Christi
SWAC	Alabama State
Summit	Denver
Sun Belt	Old Dominion
West Coast	San Diego

National seeds

Sixteen teams were selected as national seeds and were guaranteed to host for the first two rounds if they submitted a bid and met criteria.^[4]

1. Wake Forest (semifinals)
2. Texas (runner-up)
3. Ohio State (quarterfinals)
4. Virginia (National Champions)
5. Mississippi State (quarterfinals)
6. TCU (semifinals)
7. LSU (second round)
8. Arizona (quarterfinals)
9. Oklahoma (super regionals)
10. Baylor (quarterfinals)
11. Texas A&M (second round)
12. Georgia (super regionals)
13. South Carolina (super regionals)
14. Illinois (super regionals)
15. San Diego (super regionals)
16. UCF (super regionals)

Bracket

Bold indicates winner. Host institutions for the first two rounds and Super Regionals are marked with an asterisk (*).

First Round May 1–2, 2026 Campus sites			Second Round May 1–2, 2026 Campus sites			Super Regionals May 8 or 9, 2026 Campus sites			Quarterfinals May 14, 2026 Athens			Semifinals May 16, 2026 Athens			Championship May 17, 2026 Athens

1	Wake Forest*	4

	Navy	0
			1	Wake Forest	4
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
				Old Dominion	0
	Gardner–Webb	0

	Old Dominion	4
						1	Wake Forest*	4

						16	UCF	1
	Florida	4

	Stetson	0
				Florida	3
Orlando, Florida
			16	UCF	4
	South Carolina State	0

16	UCF*	4
									1	Wake Forest	4

									8	Arizona	1
9	Oklahoma*	4

	Utah State	0
			9	Oklahoma	4
Norman, Oklahoma
				Southern California	0
	Duke	2

	Southern California	4
						9	Oklahoma	3

						8	Arizona*	4
	Ole Miss	3

	Clemson	4
				Clemson	2
Tucson, Arizona
			8	Arizona	4
	Northern Arizona	0

8	Arizona*	4
												1	Wake Forest	3

												4	Virginia	4
5	Mississippi State*	4

	Tennessee Tech	0
			5	Mississippi State	4
Starkville, Mississippi
				Wisconsin	0
	Samford	1

	Wisconsin	4
						5	Mississippi State*	4

						12	Georgia	1
	NC State	4

	Middle Tennessee	2
				NC State	0
Athens, Georgia
			12	Georgia	4
	Elon	0

12	Georgia*	4
									5	Mississippi State	1

									4	Virginia	4
13	South Carolina*	4

	Richmond	0
			13	South Carolina	4
Columbia, South Carolina
				Michigan State	1
	North Carolina	1

	Michigan State	4
						13	South Carolina	1

						4	Virginia*	4
	Columbia	4

	St. John's	0
				Columbia	2
Charlottesville, Virginia
			4	Virginia	4
	Rider	0

4	Virginia*	4
															4	Virginia	4

															2	Texas	3
3	Ohio State*	4

	Buffalo	0
			3	Ohio State	4
Columbus, Ohio
				California	0
	California	4

	Kentucky	3
						3	Ohio State*	4

						14	Illinois	0
	Notre Dame	1

	Vanderbilt	4
				Vanderbilt	0
Champaign-Urbana, Illinois
			14	Illinois	4
	Yale	0

14	Illinois*	4
									3	Ohio State	3

									6	TCU	4
11	Texas A&M*	4

	Wagner	0
			11	Texas A&M	2
College Station, Texas
				Stanford	4
	Penn	1

	Stanford	4
							Stanford	0

						6	TCU*	4
	Cornell	4

	Arkansas	3
				Cornell	0
Fort Worth, Texas
			6	TCU	4
	Denver	0

6	TCU*	4
												6	TCU	3

												2	Texas	4
7	Virginia*	4

	Alabama State	0
			7	LSU	3
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
				Pepperdine	4
	Michigan	2

	Pepperdine	4
							Pepperdine	3

						10	Baylor*	4
	Auburn	4

	Santa Clara	3
				Auburn	1
Waco, Texas
			10	Baylor	4
	Tulsa	0

10	Baylor*	4
									10	Baylor	1

									2	Texas	4
15	San Diego*	4

	UC Santa Barbara	2
			15	San Diego	4
San Diego, California
				UCLA	0
	Arizona State	0

	UCLA	4
						15	San Diego	0

						2	Texas*	4
	SMU	4

	Princeton	2
				SMU	0
Austin, Texas
			2	Texas	4
	A&M–Corpus Christi	0

2	Texas*	4

Bracket source:^[4]

Men's singles championship

64 singles players qualified for the men's singles championship via competition in approved ITA qualifying pathway events. The tournament was played in the Fall of 2025 from November 18 to 23 in Orlando, Florida.^[3]

Columbia senior Michael Zheng won the men's singles title against SMU junior Trevor Svajda 6–4, 1–6, 6–3.^[5]

National seeds

The following sixteen players were seeded for this tournament:^[3]

Players ranked 9th–16th, listed by last name

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)

Draw

Bracket:^[6]

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

9–16	Petar Jovanovic (Mississippi State)	3	2

	Trevor Svajda (SMU)	6	6
						Trevor Svajda (SMU)	6	6

						Martin Borisiouk (NC State)	2	0
	Max Dahlin (Michigan)	6	5	2

5	Martin Borisiouk (NC State)	4	7	6
											Trevor Svajda (SMU)	4	6	3

											Michael Zheng (Columbia)	6	1	6
	Luca Pow (Wake Forest)	6	4	2

9–16	Paul Inchauspe (Princeton)	4	6	6
					9–16	Paul Inchauspe (Princeton)	3	7	2

						Michael Zheng (Columbia)	6	5	6
8	Ozan Baris (Michigan State)	6	3	2

	Michael Zheng (Columbia)	4	6	6

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

1	Jay Friend (Arizona)	6	3	6
	Joaquin Guilleme (Wake Forest)	4	6	1	1	J Friend (Arizona)	6	4
	Oscar Lacides (Oklahoma)	4	6	4		K Rice (Virginia)	7⁴	6
	Keegan Rice (Virginia)	6	3	6							K Rice (Virginia)	5	5
9–16	Petar Jovanovic (Mississippi State)	7	6							9–16	P Jovanovic (Mississippi State)	7	7
	Preston Stearns (Ohio State)	5	3		9–16	P Jovanovic (Mississippi State)	6	0	6
	Ian Mayew (North Carolina)	3	6			S Gorzny (Texas)	3	6	3
	Sebastian Gorzny (Texas)	6	7²											9–16	P Jovanovic (Mississippi State)	3	2
6	Kenta Miyoshi (Illinois)	6	6												T Svajda (SMU)	6	6
	Dominique Rolland (UC Santa Barbara)	4	1		6	K Miyoshi (Illinois)	7²	6
	Edward Winter (Pepperdine)	6	6			E Winter (Pepperdine)	6	0
	Melchior Delloye (Harvard)	2	3							6	K Miyoshi (Illinois)	2	4
9–16	Jeremy Jin (Florida)	1	6	4							T Svajda (SMU)	6	6
	Trevor Svajda (SMU)	6	4	6		T Svajda (SMU)	6	2	6
	Vignesh Gogineni (Yale)	3	6			A Nasridinov (Auburn)	3	6	0
	Amirkhamza Nasridinov (Auburn)	6	7¹¹

Section 2

First round					Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

4	Matthew Forbes (Michigan State)	3	7³	6
	Pablo Martinez Gomez (Vanderbilt)	6	6	4	4	M Forbes (Michigan State)	6	6
	Cosme Rolland De Ravel (TCU)	7	5	7⁸		C Rolland De Ravel (TCU)	1	4
	Alexander Frusina (Texas A&M)	5	7	6					4	M Forbes (Michigan State)	5	6	6
9–16	Jack Loutit (Kentucky)	6	7							M Dahlin (Michigan)	7	1	7³
	Illia Maksymchuk (UNLV)	1	5		9–16	J Loutit (Kentucky)	4	3
	Sebastian Dominko (Notre Dame)	6	3			M Dahlin (Michigan)	6	6
	Max Dahlin (Michigan)	7³	6												M Dahlin (Michigan)	6	5	2
5	Devin Badenhorst (Baylor)	6	6												M Borisiouk (NC State)	4	7	6
	Tiago Silva (California)	2	1		5	D Badenhorst (Baylor)	6	4
	Matic Kriznik (Alabama)	3	4			D Suresh (Wake Forest)	7⁴	6
	DK Suresh (Wake Forest)	6	6							D Suresh (Wake Forest)	4	1
9–16	Jack Anthrop (Ohio State)	3	0							M Borisiouk (NC State)	6	6
	Filip Gustafsson (Arizona)	6	6			F Gustafsson (Arizona)	4	3
	Spencer Johnson (UCLA)	2	7⁴	6		M Borisiouk (NC State)	6	6
	Martin Borisiouk (NC State)	6	6	7¹

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	Luca Pow (Wake Forest)	3	6	6
	Sam Landau (Indiana)	6	1	4		L Pow (Wake Forest)	6	6
	Peter Benjamin Privara (Harvard)	4	6	1	9–16	J Vrba (Arkansas)	3	3
9–16	Jakub Vrba (Arkansas)	6	4	6							L Pow (Wake Forest)	2	6	6
	Soham Purohit (Washington)	3	6							7	D Dietrich (Virginia)	6	4	4
	Bryan Hernandez Cortes (Mississippi State)	6	7⁵			B Hernandez Cortes (Mississippi State)	4	4
	Luis Carlos Alvarez Valdes (Oklahoma)	4	3		7	D Dietrich (Virginia)	6	6
7	Dylan Dietrich (Virginia)	6	6													L Pow (Wake Forest)	6	4	2
	Lucca Liu (UC Santa Barbara)	3	7	7⁴											9–16	P Inchauspe (Princeton)	4	6	6
	Niels Ratiu (North Carolina)	6	5	6		L Liu (UC Santa Barbara	6	6	1
	Sasha Rozin (Arizona)	6	6	5	9–16	P Inchauspe (Princeton)	2	7⁴	6
9–16	Paul Inchauspe (Princeton)	0	7⁵	7						9–16	P Inchauspe (Princeton)	6	6
	Rudy Quan (UCLA)	7⁵	4	2							W Jansen (Georgia)	2	4
	William Jansen (Georgia)	6	6	6		W Jansen (Georgia)	7	6
	Antonio Prat (Miami (FL))	6	4		3	A Kim (Ohio State)	5	2
3	Aidan Kim (Ohio State)	7⁷	6

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

	Ilya Snitari (UNLV)	4	6	6
	Shu Matsuoka (Arizona State)	6	3	4		I Snitari (UNLV)	6	6	6
	Luis Felipe Miguel (Florida State)	2	0		9–16	E Stephenson (Kentucky)	7⁴	2	3
9–16	Eli Stephenson (Kentucky)	6	6								I Snitari (UNLV)	4	6
	Roan Jones (North Carolina)	6	1	6						8	O Baris (Michigan State)	6	7⁵
	Paul Barbier Gazeu (South Carolina)	4	6	3		R Jones (North Carolina)	2	5
	Jangjun Kim (Virginia)	2	6		8	O Baris (Michigan State)	6	7
8	Ozan Baris (Michigan State)	6	7⁴											8	O Baris (Michigan State)	6	3	2
	Hugo Car (South Florida)	4	2												M Zheng (Columbia)	4	6	6
	Michael Zheng (Columbia)	6	6			M Zheng (Columbia)	6	6
	Sebastian Eriksson (Texas)	6	6			S Eriksson (Texas)	3	3
9–16	Connor Henry Van Schalkwyk (Baylor)	3	3								M Zheng (Columbia)	6	6
	Fryderyk Lechno Wasiutynski (California)	2	4								R Gales (Clemson)	3	2
	Benito Sanchez Martinez (Mississippi State)	6	6			B Sanchez Martinez (Mississippi State)	3	6
	Romain Gales (Clemson)	6	6	7¹⁰		R Gales (Clemson)	6	7⁴
2	Duncan Chan (TCU)	2	7⁵	6

Men's doubles championship

32 doubles teams qualified for the men's doubles championship, via competition in approved ITA qualifying pathway events. The tournament was played at the same time as the singles championship in the Fall of 2025 from November 18 to 23 in Orlando, Florida.^[3]

Mans Dahlberg and Dylan Dietrich of Virginia beat Nikita Filin and Brandon Carpico of Ohio State to win the men's double title.^[7]

National seeds

The following eight teams were seeded for this tournament:^[3]

Benito Sanchez Martinez / Petar Jovanovic (Mississippi State)
DK Suresh / Andrew Delgado (Wake Forest)
Isac Stromberg / Kai Milburn (Ole Miss)
Max Dahlin / Bjorn Swenson (Michigan)

Players ranked 5th–8th, listed by 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)

Draw

Bracket:^[8]

Finals

Semifinals				Final

	Mans Dahlberg (Virginia) Dylan Dietrich (Virginia)	6	6

	Tanapatt Nirundorn (Florida) Henry Jefferson (Florida)	1	4
					Mans Dahlberg (Virginia) Dylan Dietrich (Virginia)	7³	6

					Nikita Filin (Ohio State) Brandon Carpico (Ohio State)	6	2
	Nikita Filin (Ohio State) Brandon Carpico (Ohio State)	7²	6

	Aaron Sandler (Penn) Manfredi Graziani (Penn)	6	4

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	Benito Sanchez Martinez (Mississippi State) Petar Jovanovic (Mississippi State)	6	6
	Rudy Quan (UCLA) Aadarsh Tripathi (UCLA)	4	4		1	B Sanchez Martinez (Mississippi State) P Jovanovic (Mississippi State)	3	6
	Johan Alexander Rodriguez (Oklahoma) Orel Kimhi (Oklahoma)	3	1			M Dahlberg (Virginia) D Dietrich (Virginia)	6	7³
	Mans Dahlberg (Virginia) Dylan Dietrich (Virginia)	6	6								M Dahlberg (Virginia) D Dietrich (Virginia)	6	7⁵	[10]
5–8	Aidan Kim (Ohio State) Bryce Nakashima (Ohio State)	6	6							5–8	A Kim (Ohio State) B Nakashima (Ohio State)	7⁵	6	5
	Matei Cristian Onofrei (Louisville) Andre Steinbach (Louisville)	1	1		5–8	A Kim (Ohio State) B Nakashima (Ohio State)	6	4	[13]
	Karim Al-Amin (Middle Tennessee) Onrej Horak (Middle Tennessee)	6	6			K Al-Amin (Middle Tennessee) O Horak (Middle Tennessee)	3	6	[10]
	Tiago Silva (California) Timofey Stepanov (California)	3	4													M Dahlberg (Virginia) D Dietrich (Virginia)	6	6
3	Isac Stromberg (Ole Miss) Kai Milburn (Ole Miss)	6	6													T Nirundorn (Florida) H Jefferson (Florida)	1	4
	Oscar Martinez (ETSU) Martin Vergara Del Puerto (ETSU)	0	3		3	I Stromberg (Ole Miss) K Milburn (Ole Miss)	3	3
	Tanapatt Nirundorn (Florida) Henry Jefferson (Florida)	6	6			T Nirundorn (Florida) H Jefferson (Florida)	6	6
	Sam Landau (Indiana) Facundo Yunis (Indiana)	3	4								T Nirundorn (Florida) H Jefferson (Florida)	6	6
5–8	Aleksa Krivokapic (Purdue) Maj Premzl (Purdue)	7⁸	3	1							M Stenzer (South Carolina) S Daryabeigi (South Carolina)	4	2
	Max Stenzer (South Carolina) Sean Daryabeigi (South Carolina)	6	6	[10]		M Stenzer (South Carolina) S Daryabeigi (South Carolina)	7²	6
	Ian Mayew (North Carolina) Kase Schinnerer (North Carolina)	6	6			I Mayew (North Carolina) K Schinnerer (North Carolina)	6	4
	Adam Chodur (BYU) Otto Schreiner (BYU)	1	2

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

	Nikita Filin (Ohio State) Brandon Carpico (Ohio State)	7³	7
	Luis Felipe Miguel (Florida State) Erik Schiessl (Florida State)	6	5			N Filin (Ohio State) B Carpico (Ohio State)	6	6
	Alex Chang (Stanford) Alexander Razeghi (Stanford)	6	6			A Chang (Stanford) A Razeghi (Stanford)	4	4
5–8	Paul Inchauspe (Princeton) Landon Ardila (Princeton)	4	4								N Filin (Ohio State) B Carpico (Ohio State)	6	6
	Chris Xu (North Carolina) Niels Ratiu (North Carolina)	3	6	8						4	M Dahlin (Michigan) B Swenson (Michigan)	2	1
	Spencer Johnson (UCLA) Emon van Loben Sels (UCLA)	6	3	[10]		S Johnson (UCLA) E van Loben Sels (UCLA)	5	6	7
	Petro Kuzmenok (Rice) Santiago Navarro (Rice)	2	2		4	M Dahlin (Michigan) B Swenson (Michigan)	7	4	[10]
4	Max Dahlin (Michigan) Bjorn Swenson (Michigan)	6	6													N Filin (Ohio State) B Carpico (Ohio State)	7²	6
	Aaron Sandler (Penn) Manfredi Graziani (Penn)	3	7²	[10]												A Sandler (Penn) M Graziani (Penn)	6	4
	Luca Bluett (Santa Clara) John Kim (Santa Clara)	6	6	5		A Sandler (Penn) M Graziani (Penn)	6	6
	Tobey Lock (Delaware) Euan Mackenzie (Delaware)	3	6		5–8	C R De Ravel (TCU) A Pedrico Kravtsov (TCU)	4	4
5–8	Cosme Rolland De Ravel (TCU) Albert Pedrico Kravtsov (TCU)	6	7³								A Sandler (Penn) M Graziani (Penn)	6	7	[10]
	Felipe Pinzon (Cornell) Petar Teodorovic (Cornell)	1	6							2	D Suresh (Wake Forest) A Delgado (Wake Forest)	7³	5	7
	Zsombor Velcz (Baylor) Connor Henry Van Schalkwyk (Baylor)	6	7⁷			Z Velcz (Baylor) C H Van Schalkwyk (Baylor)	6	2
	Billy Blaydes (Auburn) Freddy Blaydes (Auburn)	6	3	6	2	D Suresh (Wake Forest) A Delgado (Wake Forest)	7⁵	6
2	DK Suresh (Wake Forest) Andrew Delgado (Wake Forest)	4	6	[10]

References

↑ "2025 NCAA Division I Singles and Doubles Championships". USTA National Campus. Retrieved June 3, 2026.
1 2 3 "Teams announced for 2026 NCAA Divison I men's tennis championship". NCAA. April 28, 2026. Retrieved June 3, 2026.
1 2 3 4 5 "2025 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Singles and Doubles Championships Selections". NCAA.com. November 10, 2025. Retrieved June 3, 2026.
1 2 "2026 Division I Men's Tennis Official Bracket" (pdf). NCAA.com. Retrieved June 3, 2026.
↑ Alcido, Mary (November 25, 2025). "2025 NCAA Tennis Individual Championships culminate with historic achievements". United States Tennis Association. Retrieved June 4, 2026.
↑ "2025–26 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship Event: Singles Championship" (pdf). NCAA.com. Retrieved June 4, 2026.
↑ Piatos, Margaret (November 25, 2025). "Dietrich and Dahlberg win doubles title as Virginia dominates NCAA Individual Championships". The Cavalier Daily. Retrieved June 4, 2026.
↑ "2025–26 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship Event: Doubles Championship" (pdf). ncaa.com. Retrieved June 4, 2026.

[1] "2025 NCAA Division I Singles and Doubles Championships". USTA National Campus. Retrieved June 3, 2026.

[teamselections-2] 1 2 3 "Teams announced for 2026 NCAA Divison I men's tennis championship". NCAA. April 28, 2026. Retrieved June 3, 2026.

[sdselections-3] 1 2 3 4 5 "2025 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Singles and Doubles Championships Selections". NCAA.com. November 10, 2025. Retrieved June 3, 2026.

[teambracket-4] 1 2 "2026 Division I Men's Tennis Official Bracket" (pdf). NCAA.com. Retrieved June 3, 2026.

[5] Alcido, Mary (November 25, 2025). "2025 NCAA Tennis Individual Championships culminate with historic achievements". United States Tennis Association. Retrieved June 4, 2026.

[singlesbracket-6] "2025–26 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship Event: Singles Championship" (pdf). NCAA.com. Retrieved June 4, 2026.

[7] Piatos, Margaret (November 25, 2025). "Dietrich and Dahlberg win doubles title as Virginia dominates NCAA Individual Championships". The Cavalier Daily. Retrieved June 4, 2026.

[doublesbracket-8] "2025–26 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship Event: Doubles Championship" (pdf). ncaa.com. Retrieved June 4, 2026.

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