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That’s a wrap on my 15th straight NCAA team championship! Thanks to everyone for following along, supporting, and engaging. College tennis is a fantastic sport and it deserves continued growth and coverage. See y’all for NCAA individuals in November!

TCU’s lineup: 1. 22 2. 24 3. 21 4. 18 5. 19 6. 19 7. 19

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Safe to say...he's ready for the big leagues!! Couldn't do what we do Cracked Racquets ® without John

Only three women have ever done it. Dasha Vidmanova is now one of them. 👑 Team. Singles. Doubles. NCAA Tennis champion in all three! #NCAATennis x Georgia Women's Tennis

Which women have made it to the majors from the college ranks? These 10 will be playing at Roland Garros! 🧱

Only Americans are invited to the US Open wild card playoff.

John Interesting to read the following in the press release: "Arizona’s Colton Smith was originally included in the field for men’s singles but he declined the invitation."

Attendance is open to the public, with start times not before 5pm!

Tune in tonight to the re-airing of the NCAA finals! I know you’re bummed it’s a re-airing and you already know the outcome, but it will help to get college tennis on TV if there are decent eyeballs on it tonight! 🙏

Spizzirri and Basavareddy will face off for the fourth time in their nascent pro careers. Basavareddy leads the H2H 3-0.

2024 NCAA singles champion Michael Zheng of Columbia Men’s Tennis advances to his second ATP Challenger Tour final. He beat ATP #146 Liam (Kentucky) 6-4, 6-4 in Little Rock.

The draw gods are clearly not college tennis fans… Rematch of Zheng vs. Dostanic from the NCAA team quarterfinal, and a likely preview of the US Open wild card playoff in two weeks.

I don’t know how seeding is determined, but I shudder to think if it’s WTN. If you lose Day 1 you get nothing. I’d propose a format revision: Day 1: SFs Day 2A: Day 1 winners play for USO MD Day 2B: Day 1 losers play Day 3: Loser of Day 2A vs. Winner of Day 2B for USO Q

Hibah Shaikh, former Virginia All-American, wins her first pro singles title at the W15 in Monastir, Tunisia. She beat Alicia Dudeney (Florida ‘25) 7-5, 6-2 in the final.

Arda Azkara, 2x Mountain West Player of the Year at New Mexico, wins his first pro title at the M15 on home soil in Kayseri, Turkey. He beat ATP #709 Luca Castelnuovo 7-6(5), 3-6, 6-3 in the final. Azkara transferred as a grad student to Georgia in January but didn’t play.

Dasha Vidmanova just keeps winning! The #1 player in college with Georgia wins her fifth pro singles title — and third at the W35 level — with a 6-1, 6-1 win over WTA #264 Ana Sofia Sanchez in Santo Domingo 🇩🇴 With the win, Dasha will crack the WTA top 300!

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈 Sports can feel unwelcoming and isolating for young gay kids — I know from experience. Seeing so many sports organizations celebrate this month, affirming everyone is welcome, isn’t just performative for social media. It’s meaningful and it will save lives.