2024 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championships

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The 2024 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championships were the men's tennis tournaments played from May 3 to May 25, 2024, at campus sites and Stillwater, Oklahoma, at the Greenwood Tennis Center.[1] It was the 78th edition of the NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship.[2] Starting with the 2024–25 season, individual championships moved to the fall. For the tournament held in November 2024, see the 2025 Championships page. [3]

DateMay 3–25, 2024
Edition78th
LocationStillwater, Oklahoma
VenueGreenwood Tennis Center
Hosted by: Oklahoma State
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2024 NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championships
DateMay 3–25, 2024
Edition78th
LocationStillwater, Oklahoma
VenueGreenwood Tennis Center
Hosted by: Oklahoma State
Champions
Men's singles
Filip Planinsek (Alabama)
Men's doubles
Robert Cash and JJ Tracy (Ohio State)
Men's team
TCU Horned Frogs
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Men's team championship

There were 64 teams selected for the men's team championship, 29 of which were automatic qualifiers from each Division I conference. The remaining 35 teams were selected at-large. Teams played two rounds of single-elimination matches in groups of four from May 3–4 at campus sites; the winners of those regionals advanced to a super-regional round on May 10 or 11, also held at campus sites. The remaining eight teams advanced to the championship rounds in Stillwater, Oklahoma.[1]

Automatic qualifiers

The following 29 teams were automatic qualifiers, representing their conferences:[1]

More information Conference, Team ...
ConferenceTeam
American Charlotte
Atlantic 10 VCU
ACC Florida State
ASUN North Florida
Big East DePaul
Big Sky Sacramento State
Big South UNC Asheville
Big Ten Ohio State
Big 12 Texas
Big West UC Irvine
CAA UNC Wilmington
Conference USA Middle Tennessee
Horizon Cleveland State
Ivy Columbia
MAAC Quinnipiac
MAC Toledo
MEAC South Carolina State
Mountain West Boise State
Northeast Binghamton
Pac-12 Arizona
Patriot Boston University
SEC Kentucky
Southern East Tennessee State
Southland NJIT
SWAC Alabama State
Summit Denver
Sun Belt Old Dominion
West Coast San Diego
WAC UT Arlington
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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 the criteria.[4]

1. Ohio State (semifinals)
2. Texas (runner-up)
3. Virginia (quarterfinals)
4. TCU (National Champions)
5. Kentucky (quarterfinals)
6. Wake Forest (semifinals)
7. Tennessee (quarterfinals)
8. Columbia (quarterfinals)
9. Arizona (super regionals)
10. Florida State (super regionals)
11. Oklahoma (second round)
12. Harvard (super regionals)
13. Duke (super regionals)
14. NC State (second round)
15. Texas A&M (super regionals)
16. Mississippi State (super regionals)

Bracket

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

First Round
May 3–4, 2024
Campus sites 		Second Round
May 3–4, 2024
Campus sites 		Super Regionals
May 10 or 11, 2024
Campus sites 		Quarterfinals
May 16, 2024
Stillwater 		Semifinals
May 18, 2024
Stillwater 		Championship
May 19, 2024
Stillwater
                  
1 Ohio State* 4
Cleveland State 0
1 Ohio State 4
Columbus, Ohio
Oklahoma State 1
  Vanderbilt 1
Oklahoma State 4
1 Ohio State* 4
16 Mississippi State 1
  Georgia Tech 1
Middle Tennessee 4
Middle Tennessee 0
Starkville, Mississippi
16 Mississippi State 4
Alabama State 0
16 Mississippi State* 4
1 Ohio State 4
8 Columbia 2
9 Arizona* 4
Boise State 0
9 Arizona 4
Tucson, Arizona
Auburn 0
  Pepperdine 3
Auburn 4
9 Arizona 3
8 Columbia* 4
  Michigan 4
Binghamton 0
Michigan 2
New York City, New York
8 Columbia 4
Quinnipiac 0
8 Columbia* 4
1 Ohio State 2
4 TCU 4
5 Kentucky* 4
DePaul 0
5 Kentucky 4
Lexington, Kentucky
Illinois 3
  Toledo 1
Illinois 4
5 Kentucky* 4
12 Harvard 2
  Michigan State 4
Denver 0
Michigan State 0
Cambridge, Massachusetts
12 Harvard 4
Boston University 0
12 Harvard* 4
5 Kentucky 0
4 TCU 4
13 Duke* 4
UNC Asheville 0
13 Duke 4
Durham, North Carolina
Alabama 0
  Charlotte 1
Alabama 4
13 Duke 0
4 TCU* 4
  Arkansas 0
Cornell 4
Cornell 0
Fort Worth, Texas
4 TCU 4
UC Irvine 0
4 TCU* 4
4 TCU 4
2 Texas 3
3 Virginia* 4
NJIT 0
3 Virginia 4
Charlottesville, Virginia
VCU 0
  VCU 4
Princeton 2
3 Virginia* 4
South Carolina 1
  South Carolina 4
Old Dominion 1
South Carolina 4
Raleigh, North Carolina
14 NC State 3
UNC Wilmington 0
14 NC State* 4
3 Virginia 1
6 Wake Forest 4
11 Oklahoma* 4
UT Arlington 0
11 Oklahoma 2
Norman, Oklahoma
Stanford 4
  SMU 0
Stanford 4
Stanford 1
6 Wake Forest* 4
  Arizona State 4
Georgia 3
Arizona State 3
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
6 Wake Forest 4
South Carolina State 0
6 Wake Forest* 4
6 Wake Forest 2
2 Texas 4
7 Tennessee* 4
ETSU 0
7 Tennessee 4
Knoxville, Tennessee
Memphis 0
  Memphis 4
North Carolina 3
7 Tennessee* 4
10 Florida State 3
  Florida 3
UCF 4
UCF 1
Tallahassee, Florida
10 Florida State 4
North Florida 1
10 Florida State* 4
7 Tennessee 2
2 Texas 4
15 Texas A&M* 4
Rice 0
15 Texas A&M 4
College Station, Texas
San Diego 2
  Baylor 1
San Diego 4
15 Texas A&M 0
2 Texas* 4
  UCLA 4
LSU 3
UCLA 0
Austin, Texas
2 Texas 4
Sacramento State 0
2 Texas* 4

Bracket source:[4]

Men's singles championship

There were 64 singles players selected to the men's singles championship, 15 of which were automatic qualifiers from each Division I conference with an eligible team ranked in the ITA Top 125. The remaining 49 players were selected at-large. The tournament was played following the team championship from May 20 to 25 in Stillwater, Oklahoma.[5]

Alabama junior Filip Planinsek won the men's singles title against Columbia sophomore Michael Zheng 6–7 (4), 6–3, 6–2.[6]

Automatic qualifiers

The following 15 players were automatic qualifiers, representing their conferences:[5]

More information Conference, Player ...
ConferencePlayerTeam
American Trevor Svajda SMU
A-10 Mathis Bondaz VCU
ACC Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc Florida State
ASUN Jonas Hartenstein North Florida
Big 12 Eliot Spizzirri Texas
Big Ten Ozan Baris Michigan State
Big West Pablo Masjuan UC Santa Barbara
CUSA Leo Raquin Middle Tennessee
MAC Pawit Sornlaksup Toledo
Mountain West Samuel Sippel Boise State
Pac-12 Nishesh Basavareddy Stanford
SEC Johannus Monday Tennessee
Ivy Cooper Williams Harvard
West Coast Oliver Tarvet San Diego
WAC Joan Torres Espinosa UT Arlington
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National seeds

The following sixteen players were seeded for this tournament:[5]

Draw

Bracket:[7]

Finals

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
Jack Anthrop (Ohio State) 4 1
8 Ozan Baris (Michigan State) 6 6
8 Ozan Baris (Michigan State) 5 7 6
Filip Planinsek (Alabama) 7 5 76
9–16 Cooper Williams (Harvard) 4 6 4
Filip Planinsek (Alabama) 6 1 6
Filip Planinsek (Alabama) 6 6 6
Michael Zheng (Columbia) 74 3 2
Colton Smith (Arizona) 6 2 73
9–16 Murphy Cassone (Arizona State) 4 6 6
Colton Smith (Arizona) 6 3 5
Michael Zheng (Columbia) 1 6 7
Michael Zheng (Columbia) 2 7 6
JJ Tracy (Ohio State) 6 5 3

Section 1

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
Ryan Colby (Georgia) 4 2
  Dylan Dietrich (Virginia) 6 6 D Dietrich (Virginia) 6 6
  Thomas Paulsell (Georgia) 6 6 T Paulsell (Georgia) 4 3
  Samuel Sippel (Boise State) 3 4 D Dietrich (Virginia) 5 6
9–16 Radu Papoe (Cornell) 2 6 4 J Anthrop (Ohio State) 7 75
  Jack Anthrop (Ohio State) 6 4 6 J Anthrop (Ohio State) 6 6
  Quinn Vandecasteele (Oregon) 6 6 Q Vandecasteele (Oregon) 3 1
  Petar Jovanovic (Mississippi State) 1 3 J Anthrop (Ohio State) 4 1
8 Ozan Baris (Michigan State) 6 6 8 O Baris (Michigan State) 6 6
  Tyler Stice (Auburn) 2 4 8 O Baris (Michigan State) 4 6 6
  Gilles-Arnaud Bailly (Texas) 5 2 S Banerjee (Stanford) 6 0 2
  Samir Banerjee (Stanford) 7 6 8 O Baris (Michigan State) 6 75
9–16 Jack Pinnington (TCU) 7 6 9–16 J Pinnington (TCU) 1 6
  Pablo Alemany (Memphis) 5 4 9–16 J Pinnington (TCU) 6 6
  Nikola Slavic (Ole Miss) 6 6 N Slavic (Ole Miss) 4 2
  Joan Torres Espinosa (UT Arlington) 1 0

Section 2

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
4 Toby Samuel (South Carolina) 71 6 3
Pablo Masjuan (UC Santa Barbara) 6 75 6 P Masjuan (UC Santa Barbara) 3 6 6
  Raphael Perot (Texas A&M) 5 6 S Dominko (Notre Dame) 6 3 4
  Sebastian Dominko (Notre Dame) 7 76 P Masjuan (UC Santa Barbara) 6 3
9–16 Cooper Williams (Harvard) 6 6 9–16 C Williams (Harvard) 72 6
  Alvin Tudorica (South Florida) 1 1 9–16 C Williams (Harvard) 74 6
  Garrett Johns (Duke) 3 6 T Zink (Oklahoma State) 6 3
  Tyler Zink (Oklahoma State) 6 78 9–16 C Williams (Harvard) 4 6 4
5 Micah Braswell (Texas) 6 6 F Planinsek (Alabama) 6 1 6
  Jeremy Jin (Florida) 3 4 5 M Braswell (Texas) 6 6
  Taha Baadi (Kentucky) 6 6 T Baadi (Kentucky) 1 3
  Hunter Heck (Illinois) 1 2 5 M Braswell (Texas) 4 4
9–16 Cannon Kingsley (Ohio State) 3 6 6 F Planinsek (Alabama) 6 6
  Jay Friend (Arizona) 6 2 2 9–16 C Kingsley (Ohio State) 6 1
  Jonas Hartenstein (North Florida) 2 1 F Planinsek (Alabama) 75 6
  Filip Planinsek (Alabama) 6 6

Section 3

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
Danil Panarin (Vanderbilt) 5 2
  Justin Boulais (Ohio State) 7 6   J Boulais (Ohio State) 1 5
  Robin Catry (NC State) 1 6 2 9–16 N Basavareddy (Stanford) 6 7
9–16 Nishesh Basavareddy (Stanford) 6 4 6 9–16 N Basavareddy (Stanford) 6 2
  Pawit Sornlaksup (Toledo) 4 3 C Smith (Arizona) 72 6
  Colton Smith (Arizona) 6 6 Colton Smith (Arizona) 6 6
  Ronnie Hohmann (Michigan State) 1 4 6 O Tarvet (San Diego) 2 4
6 Oliver Tarvet (San Diego) 6 6 C Smith (Arizona) 6 2 73
  Trevor Svajda (SMU) 6 1 6 9–16 M Cassone (Arizona State) 4 6 6
  Olle Wallin (Texas Tech) 4 6 4 T Svajda (SMU) 3 7 2
  Jonah Braswell (Texas) 7 6 3 9–16 M Cassone (Arizona State) 6 5 6
9–16 Murphy Cassone (Arizona State) 5 74 6 9–16 M Cassone (Arizona State) 6 6
  Pedro Rodenas (Duke) 3 6 6 K Ozolins (Illinois) 1 0
  Karlis Ozolins (Illinois) 6 2 71 K Ozolins (Illinois) 2 6 6
  Nemanja Malesevic (Mississippi State) 3 2 3 A Cornut-Chauvinc (Florida State) 6 3 2
3 Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc (Florida State) 6 6

Section 4

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
Michael Zheng (Columbia) 6 6
  Govind Nanda (UCLA) 3 3 M Zheng (Columbia) 2 72 6
  Matisse Bobichon (VCU) 6 4 6 M Bobichon (VCU) 6 6 2
9–16 Andres Martin (Georgia Tech) 4 6 2 M Zheng (Columbia) 6 3 6
  Finn Murgett (Auburn) 4 6 6 7 J Fearnley (TCU) 2 6 4
  Gavin Young (Michigan) 6 2 4 F Murgett (Auburn) 6 3 2
  Leo Raquin (Middle Tennessee) 3 1 7 J Fearnley (TCU) 4 6 6
7 Jake Fearnley (TCU) 6 6 M Zheng (Columbia) 2 7 6
  JJ Tracy (Ohio State) 6 7 J Tracy (Ohio State) 6 5 3
  JC Roddick (Texas A&M) 4 5 J Tracy (Ohio State) 6 76
  Pierce Rollins (Tulsa) 73 3 0 9–16 A Martinez (Oklahoma) 3 6
9–16 Alex Martinez (Oklahoma) 6 6 6 J Tracy (Ohio State) 6 6
  Shunsuke Mitsui (Tennessee) 77 6 S Mitsui (Tennessee) 3 4
  Edward Winter (Pepperdine) 6 3 S Mitsui (Tennessee) 6 6 6
  Filippo Moroni (Wake Forest) 6 7 F Moroni (Wake Forest) 2 71 4
2 Eliot Spizzirri (Texas) 1 5

Men's doubles championship

There were 32 doubles teams selected to the men's doubles championship, 14 of whom were automatic qualifiers from each Division I conference with an eligible team ranked in the ITA Top 60. The remaining 18 teams were selected at-large. The tournament was played following the team championship from May 20 to 25 in Stillwater, Oklahoma.[5]

Robert Cash and JJ Tracy of Ohio State beat Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc and Joshua Dous Karpenschif of Florida State to win the men's double title.[8]

Automatic qualifiers

The following 14 teams were automatic qualifiers, representing their conferences:[5]

More information Conference, Player ...
ConferencePlayerTeam
American Huntley Allen SMU
Adam Neff
A-10 Oscar Pinto Sansano VCU
German Samofalov
ACC Garrett Johns Duke
Pedro Rodenas
Big 12 Sebastian Gorzny TCU
Pedro Vives Marcos
Big Ten Robert Cash Ohio State
JJ Tracy
Big West Gianluca Brunkow UC Santa Barbara
Pablo Masjuan
CUSA Ondrej Horak Middle Tennessee
Leo Raquin
CAA Reece Falck UNC Wilmington
Harold Huens
Mountain West Samuel Sippel Boise State
Jip van Assendelft
Pac-12 Jacob Bullard Arizona State
Murphy Cassone
SEC Joshua Lapadat Kentucky
JJ Mercer
Sun Belt Codie Van Schalkwyk Old Dominion
Connor Van Schalkwyk
Ivy Theo Winegar Columbia
Michael Zheng
West Coast Stian Klaassen San Diego
Sacchitt Sharrma
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National seeds

The following eight teams were seeded for this tournament:[5]

Draw

Bracket:[9]

Finals

Semifinals Final
          
5–8 Etienne Donnet (Louisville)
Natan Rodrigues (Louisville) 		2 6 [10]
4 Robert Cash (Ohio State)
JJ Tracy (Ohio State) 		6 4 [12]
4 Robert Cash (Ohio State)
JJ Tracy (Ohio State) 		5 76 [11]
Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc (Florida State)
Joshua Dous Karpenschif (Florida State) 		7 6 9
  Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc (Florida State)
Joshua Dous Karpenschif (Florida State) 		6 6
Cleeve Harper (Texas)
Eliot Spizzirri (Texas) 		4 3

Top half

First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 Garrett Johns (Duke)
Pedro Rodenas (Duke) 		6 79
  Casey Hoole (South Carolina)
Toby Samuel (South Carolina) 		3 6 1 G Johns (Duke)
P Rodenas (Duke) 		6 4 [10]
  Keshav Chopra (Georgia Tech)
Marcus McDaniel (Georgia Tech) 		3 3 I Becroft (Oklahoma State)
T Zink (Oklahoma State) 		4 6 1
  Isaac Becroft (Oklahoma State)
Tyler Zink (Oklahoma State) 		6 6 1 G Johns (Duke)
P Rodenas (Duke) 		4 70 7
5–8 Etienne Donnet (Louisville)
Natan Rodrigues (Louisville) 		6 74 5–8 E Donnet (Louisville)
N Rodrigues (Louisville) 		6 6 [10]
  Codie Van Schalkwyk (Old Dominion)
Connor Van Schalkwyk (Old Dominion) 		1 6 5–8 E Donnet (Louisville)
N Rodrigues (Louisville) 		5 6 [10]
  Freddy Blaydes (Georgia)
Niels Ratiu (Georgia) 		6 6 F Blaydes (Georgia)
N Ratiu (Georgia) 		7 1 4
  Ondrej Horak (Middle Tennessee)
Leo Raquin (Middle Tennessee) 		3 2 5–8 E Donnet (Louisville)
N Rodrigues (Louisville) 		2 6 [10]
4 Robert Cash (Ohio State)
JJ Tracy (Ohio State) 		6 6 4 R Cash (Ohio State)
J Tracy (Ohio State) 		6 4 [12]
  Huntley Allen (SMU)
Adam Neff (SMU) 		4 2 4 R Cash (Ohio State)
J Tracy (Ohio State) 		6 6
  Theo Winegar (Columbia)
Michael Zheng (Columbia) 		7 3 5 R Dobai (Auburn)
F Murgett (Auburn) 		2 2
  Raul Dobai (Auburn)
Finn Murgett (Auburn) 		5 6 [10] 4 R Cash (Ohio State)
J Tracy (Ohio State) 		6 6
5–8 Sebastian Dominko (Notre Dame)
Jean Marc Malkowski (Notre Dame) 		4 3 B Barun (Arkansas)
J Horwood (Arkansas) 		3 1
  Hunter Heck (Illinois)
Karlis Ozolins (Illinois) 		6 6 H Heck (Illinois)
K Ozolins (Illinois) 		5 3
  Bozo Barun (Arkansas)
Jared Horwood (Arkansas) 		6 5 [10] B Barun (Arkansas)
J Horwood (Arkansas) 		7 6
Stian Klaassen (San Diego)
Sacchitt Sharrma (San Diego) 		4 7 2

Bottom half

First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
Jacob Bickersteth (Michigan)
Gavin Young (Michigan) 		6 6 6
  Gianluca Brunkow (UC Santa Barbara)
Pablo Masjuan (UC Santa Barbara) 		76 3 [10] G Brunkow (UC Santa Barbara)
P Masjuan (UC Santa Barbara) 		2 4
  Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc (Florida State)
Joshua Dous Karpenschif (Florida State) 		6 1 A Cornut-Chauvinc (Florida State)
J Dous Karpenschif (Florida State) 		6 6
5–8 Angel Diaz (Tennessee)
Johannus Monday (Tennessee) 		3 1ret. A Cornut-Chauvinc (Florida State)
J Dous Karpenschif (Florida State) 		6 2 [10]
  Jacob Bullard (Arizona State)
Murphy Cassone (Arizona State) 		2 6 [10] J Bullard (Arizona State)
M Cassone (Arizona State) 		4 6 6
  Giulio Perego (Texas A&M)
Togan Tokac (Texas A&M) 		6 4 9 J Bullard (Arizona State)
M Cassone (Arizona State) 		75 4 [10]
  Filippos Astreinidis (Princeton)
Paul Inchauspe (Princeton) 		7 6 F Astreinidis (Princeton)
P Inchauspe (Princeton) 		6 6 6
3 Joshua Lapadat (Kentucky)
JJ Mercer (Kentucky) 		5 1 A Cornut-Chauvinc (Florida State)
J Dous Karpenschif (Florida State) 		6 6
  Daniel Milavsky (Harvard)
Cooper Williams (Harvard) 		6 6 C Harper (Texas)
E Spizzirri (Texas) 		4 3
  Petar Jovanovic (Mississippi State)
Benito Sanchez Martinez (Mississippi State) 		72 74 P Jovanovic (Mississippi State)
B Sanchez Martinez (Mississippi State) 		6 7
  Pablo Alemany (Memphis)
Charlie Barry (Memphis) 		2 6 5–8 S Gorzny (TCU)
P Vives (TCU) 		4 5
5–8 Sebastian Gorzny (TCU)
Pedro Vives (TCU) 		6 73 P Jovanovic (Mississippi State)
B Sanchez Martinez (Mississippi State) 		3 3
  JJ Bianchi (Boston College)
Jake Vassel (Boston College) 		6 3 8 C Harper (Texas)
E Spizzirri (Texas) 		6 6
  Cleeve Harper (Texas)
Eliot Spizzirri (Texas) 		4 6 [10] C Harper (Texas)
E Spizzirri (Texas) 		6 6
  Ozan Baris (Michigan State)
Max Sheldon (Michigan State) 		1 2 2 H Koons (Wake Forest)
D Suresh (Wake Forest) 		3 3
2 Holden Koons (Wake Forest)
Dhakshineswar Suresh (Wake Forest) 		6 6

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