NCAA Men's Tennis Championship explained

The NCAA Men's Tennis Championships are annual tournaments held in the spring to crown team, singles, and doubles champions in American college tennis. The first intercollegiate championship was held in 1883, 23 years before the founding of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), with Harvard's Joseph Clark taking the singles title. The same year Clark partnered to Howard Taylor to win the doubles title.

Since 1963, the NCAA organizes separate tournaments for Division I and II. A tournament for Division III was added in 1973. The NCAA discontinued the Division II singles and doubles championships in 1995.

From 1946 to 1976, players' individual performances were awarded points which were tallied to determine the NCAA "team" champion. In 1977, the NCAA began a dual-match single-elimination team tournament with 16 schools to determine the team championship. Subsequently, expanded to include byes for 12 teams in the first round, the team tournament adopted its current 64-team single-elimination format in 1999.

The University of Virginia won the most recent Division I national team championship in 2022, defeating the University of Kentucky, 4–0, in the final. Florida's Ben Shelton captured the singles championship, and Texas's Cleeve Harper and Richard Ciamarra won the doubles championship. Barry University won the Division II national championship. The University of Chicago won the Division III national team championship; Stan Morris of Middlebury College captured the singles title, and Case Western Reserve University`s James Hopper and Jonathan Powell won the doubles title.

Team champions

See also: NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship and NCAA Division II Men's Tennis Championship.

Division I			Division II			Division III
Year	School	Coach	Year	School	Coach	Year	School	Coach
1946	Southern California	William Moyle	not contested			not contested
1947	William & Mary	Sharvey G. Umbeck
1948	William & Mary (2)	Sharvey G. Umbeck
1949	San Francisco	Norman Brooks
1950	UCLA	J.D. Morgan
1951	Southern California (2)	Louis Wheeler
1952	UCLA (2)	J.D. Morgan
1953	UCLA (3)	J.D. Morgan
1954	UCLA (4)	J.D. Morgan
1955	Southern California (3)	George Toley
1956	UCLA (5)	J.D. Morgan
1957	Michigan	William Murphy
1958	Southern California (4)	George Toley
1959	Tulane Notre Dame	Thomas Fallon Emmet Pare
1960	UCLA (6)	J.D. Morgan
1961	UCLA (7)	J.D. Morgan
1962	Southern California (5)	George Toley
1963	Southern California (6)	George Toley	1963	Cal State LA	Scotty Deeds
1964	Southern California (7)	George Toley	1964	Cal State LA (2)	John Eckendorf
				Southern Illinois	Carl Sexton
1965	UCLA (8)	J.D. Morgan	1965	Cal State LA (3)	Scotty Deeds
1966	Southern California (8)	George Toley	1966	Rollins	Norm Copeland
1967	Southern California (9)	George Toley	1967	Long Beach State	Dan Campbell
1968	Southern California (10)	George Toley	1968	Fresno State	Richard Murray
1969	Southern California (11)	George Toley	1969	Cal State Northridge	Dave Sterle
1970	UCLA (9)	Glenn Bassett	1970	UC Irvine	Myron McNamara
1971	UCLA (10)	Glenn Bassett	1971	UC Irvine (2)	Myron McNamara
1972	Trinity (Texas)	Clarence Mabry	1972	UC Irvine (3)	Myron McNamara
				Rollins (2)	Norm Copeland
1973	Stanford	Dick Gould	1973	UC Irvine (4)	Myron McNamara
1974	Stanford (2)	Dick Gould	1974	San Diego	Hans Wichary
1975	UCLA (11)	Glenn Bassett	1975	UC Irvine (5)	Myron McNamara
				San Diego (2)	Hans Wichary
1976	Southern California (12)	George Toley	1976	Hampton	Robert Screen	1976	Kalamazoo	George Acker
	UCLA (12)	Glenn Bassett
1977	Stanford (3)	Dick Gould	1977	UC Irvine (6)	Myron McNamara	1977	Swarthmore	William Cullen
1978	Stanford (4)	Dick Gould	1978	SIU Edwardsville	Kent DeMars	1978	Kalamazoo (2)	George Acker
1979	UCLA (13)	Glenn Bassett	1979	SIU Edwardsville (2)	Kent DeMars	1979	Redlands	Jim Verdieck
1980	Stanford (5)	Dick Gould	1980	SIU Edwardsville (3)	Kent DeMars	1980	Gustavus Adolphus	Steve Wilkinson
1981	Stanford (6)	Dick Gould	1981	SIU Edwardsville (4)	Kent DeMars	1981	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps	Hank Krieger
							Swarthmore (2)	Michael Mullan
1982	UCLA (14)	Glenn Bassett	1982	SIU Edwardsville (5)	Kent DeMars	1982	Gustavus Adolphus (2)	Steve Wilkinson
1983	Stanford (7)	Dick Gould	1983	SIU Edwardsville (6)	Kent DeMars	1983	Redlands (2)	Jim Verdieck
1984	UCLA (15)	Glenn Bassett	1984	SIU Edwardsville (7)	Kent DeMars	1984	Redlands (3)	Jim Verdieck
1985	Georgia	Dan Magill	1985	Chapman	Mike Edles	1985	Swarthmore (3)	Michael Mullan
1986	Stanford (8)	Dick Gould	1986	Cal Poly	Hugh Bream	1986	Kalamazoo (3)	George Acker
1987	Georgia (2)	Dan Magill	1987	Chapman (2)	Mike Edles	1987	Kalamazoo (4)	George Acker
1988	Stanford (9)	Dick Gould	1988	Chapman (3)	Mike Edles	1988	Washington & Lee	Gary Franke
1989	Stanford (10)	Dick Gould	1989	Hampton (2)	Robert Screen	1989	UC Santa Cruz	Bob Hansen
1990	Stanford (11)	Dick Gould	1990	Cal Poly (2)	Kevin Platt	1990	Swarthmore (4)	Michael Mullan
1991	Southern California (13)	Dick Leach	1991	Rollins (3)	Norm Copeland	1991	Kalamazoo (5)	George Acker
1992	Stanford (12)	Dick Gould	1992	UC Davis	John Nelson	1992	Kalamazoo (6)	George Acker
1993	Southern California (14)	Dick Leach	1993	Lander	Joe Cabri	1993	Kalamazoo (7)	George Acker
1994	Southern California (15)	Dick Leach	1994	Lander (2)	Joe Cabri	1994	Washington (Maryland)	Tim Gray
1995	Stanford (13)	Dick Gould	1995	Lander (3)	Joe Cabri	1995	UC Santa Cruz (2)	Bob Hansen
1996	Stanford (14)	Dick Gould	1996	Lander (4)	Joe Cabri	1996	UC Santa Cruz (3)	Bob Hansen
1997	Stanford (15)	Dick Gould	1997	Lander (5)	Joe Cabri	1997	Washington (Maryland) (2)	Matt Rose
1998	Stanford (16)	Dick Gould	1998	Lander (6)	Joe Cabri	1998	UC Santa Cruz (4)	Bob Hansen
1999	Georgia (3)	Manuel Diaz	1999	Lander (7)	Joe Cabri	1999		Dave Johnson
2000	Stanford (17)	Dick Gould	2000	Lander (8)	Joe Cabri	2000	Trinity (Texas) (2)	Butch Newman
2001	Georgia (4)	Manuel Diaz	2001	Rollins (4)	Jim Poling	2001	Williams (2)	Dave Johnson
2002	Southern California (16)	Dick Leach	2002	BYU-Hawaii	David Porter	2002	Williams (3)	Dave Johnson
2003	Illinois	Craig Tiley	2003	BYU-Hawaii	David Porter	2003	Emory	John Browning
2004	Baylor	Matt Knoll	2004	West Florida	Derrick Racine	2004	Middlebury	David Schwarz
2005	UCLA (16)	Billy Martin	2005	West Florida (2)	Derrick Racine	2005	UC Santa Cruz (5)	Bob Hansen
2006	Pepperdine	Adam Steinberg	2006	Valdosta State	John Hansen	2006	Emory (2)	John Browning
2007	Georgia (5)	Manuel Diaz	2007	Lynn	Mike Perez	2007	UC Santa Cruz (6)	Bob Hansen
2008	Georgia (6)	Manuel Diaz	2008	Armstrong	Simon Earnshaw	2008	Washington-St. Louis	Roger Follmer
2009	Southern California (17)	Peter Smith	2009	Armstrong	Simon Earnshaw	2009	UC Santa Cruz (7)	Bob Hansen
2010	University of Southern California	Southern California (18)	Peter Smith	2010	Barry	George Samuel	2010	Middlebury (2)	David Schwarz
2011	Southern California (19)	Peter Smith	2011	Valdosta State (2)	John Hansen	2011	Amherst	Chris Garner
2012	Southern California (20)	Peter Smith	2012	Armstrong (3)	Simon Earnshaw	2012	Emory (3)	John Browning
2013	Virginia	Brian Boland	2013	Barry (2)	George Samuel	2013		Dan Greenberg
2014	Southern California (21)	Peter Smith	2014	West Florida (3)	Derrick Racine	2014	Amherst (2)	Chris Garner
2015	Virginia (2)	Brian Boland	2015	Barry (3)	George Samuel	2015	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (2)	Paul Settles
2016	Virginia (3)	Brian Boland	2016	Hawaii Pacific	Hendrik Bode	2016	Bowdoin	Conor Smith
2017	Virginia (4)	Brian Boland	2017	West Florida (4)	Derrick Racine	2017	Emory (4)	John Browning
2018	Wake Forest	Tony Bresky	2018	Columbus State	Evan Isaacs	2018	Middlebury (3)	Bob Hansen
2019	Texas	Bruce Berque	2019	Barry (4)	George Samuel	2019	Emory (5)	John Browning
2020	not contested		2020	not contested		2020	not contested
2021	Florida	Bryan Shelton	2021	Barry (5)	George Samuel	2021	Emory (6)	John Browning
2022	Virginia (5)	Andres Pedroso	2022	Barry (6)	Thomas Hipp	2022		Jay Tee
2023	Virginia (6)	Andres Pedroso	2023	Barry (7)	Thomas Hipp	2023		Todd Wojtkowski

Individual champions

The NCAA was founded in 1906. The first tennis championship sponsored by the NCAA was in 1946. ^[1]

Individual championships were not held in 1917–18.

Singles

Division I			Division II			Division III
Year	Player	School	Year	Player	School	Year	Player	School
1883	Joseph Clark (spring)	Harvard	not contested			not contested
	Howard Taylor (fall)	Harvard
1884		Yale
1885	Percy Knapp	Yale
1886		Trinity (Conn.)
1887		Harvard
1888		Harvard
1889		Yale
1890		Harvard
1891		Harvard
1892		Cornell
1893		Brown
1894		Yale
1895		Yale
1896		Harvard
1897	S.G. Thompson	Princeton
1898		Harvard
1899		Harvard
1900		Princeton
1901		Princeton
1902		Harvard
1903		Penn
1904		Columbia
1905		Penn
1906		Columbia
1907	G. Peabody Gardner	Harvard
1908		Harvard
1909		Penn
1910	R.A. Holden	Yale
1911		Harvard
1912		Princeton
1913		Harvard
1914		Princeton
1915		Harvard
1916		Harvard
1917	not contested
1918	not contested
1919	Chuck Garland	Yale
1920	Lascelles Banks	Yale
1921	Philip Neer	Stanford
1922	Lucien Williams	Yale
1923	Carl Fischer	Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
1924	Wallace Scott	Washington-St. Louis
1925		California
1926		California
1927	Wilmer Allison	Texas
1928	Julius Seligson	Lehigh
1929	Berkeley Bell	Texas
1930	Clifford Sutter	Tulane
1931	Keith Gledhill	Stanford
1932	Clifford Sutter	Tulane
1933		UCLA
1934	Gene Mako	Southern California
1935		Rice
1936		Tulane
1937		Tulane
1938		Rice
1939		Rice
1940		Kenyon
1941		Navy
1942		Stanford
1943		Miami (Florida)
1944		Miami (Florida)
1945		Miami (Florida)
1946 †		Southern California
1947	Gardner Larned	William & Mary
1948		San Francisco
1949		Tulane
1950		UCLA
1951		Cincinnati
1952		Southern California
1953		Tulane
1954		Tulane
1955		Tulane
1956		Southern California
1957		Michigan
1958		Southern California
1959		San Jose State
1960	Larry Nagler	UCLA
1961		UCLA
1962		Southern California
1963		Southern California	1963	Gil Rodriguez	Cal State LA
1964		Southern California	1964	Gary Johnson	Cal State LA
1965		UCLA	1965	Gary Johnson	Cal State LA
1966		UCLA	1966	George Dickinson	Chattanooga
1967		Southern California	1967		Lamar
1968		Southern California	1968	Bob Delgado	Cal State LA
1969		Southern California	1969		Cal State Northridge
1970		UCLA	1970	Earl O'Neill	UC Irvine
1971		UCLA	1971	Bob Chappell	UC Irvine
1972		Trinity (Texas)	1972		Samford
1973		Stanford	1973	Bob Chappell	UC Irvine
1974		Stanford	1974	Andy Rae	San Diego
1975		UCLA	1975	Andy Rae	San Diego
1976		Trinity (Texas)	1976	Tim Monroe	UC Davis	1976	John Blomberg	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
1977		Stanford	1977	Juan Farrow	SIU Edwardsville	1977	A.J. Shaka	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
1978		Stanford	1978	Juan Farrow	SIU Edwardsville	1978	Chris Bussert	Kalamazoo
1979		Texas	1979	Arjun Fernando	SIU Edwardsville	1979	Mark Tappan	Redlands
1980		Southern California	1980	Juan Farrow	SIU Edwardsville	1980	Chris Burns	Kalamazoo
1981		Stanford	1981		SIU Edwardsville	1981	Donovan Jones	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
1982		Michigan	1982	Ken Flach	SIU Edwardsville	1982	Shaun Miller	Gustavus Adolphus
1983		Utah	1983	Ken Flach	SIU Edwardsville	1983	Erik Michelsen	Redlands
1984		Georgia	1984	Steve Riza	Stephen F. Austin	1984	Scott Moore	Redlands
1985	Mikael Pernfors	Georgia	1985	Brian Talgo	Rollins	1985	Toby Clark	Principia
1986		Stanford	1986	Neil Smith	Stephen F. Austin	1986	Tim Corwin	Kalamazoo
1987		Miami (Florida)	1987	Pat Emmet	Rollins	1987	Toby Clark	Principia
1988		Pepperdine	1988		Chapman	1988	Noel Occomy	Brandeis
1989		LSU	1989	Mark Billone	Bloomsburg	1989	John Morris	Washington & Lee
1990		Texas	1990	Luciano D'Andrea	Tennessee-Martin	1990	Larry Gewer	Washington (Maryland)
1991		Stanford	1991	Pradeep Raman	Armstrong	1991	Lewis Miller	Kalamazoo
1992		Stanford	1992	Philipp Schertel	Armstrong	1992	Lewis Miller	Kalamazoo
1993		Tennessee	1993	Mark Segesta	UC Davis	1993	Ryan McKee	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
1994		Florida	1994	Roberto Cavalcante	Hampton	1994	Seth Denawetz	Kalamazoo
1995		Arizona State	not contested			1995	Damian Polla	Washington (Maryland)
1996		Southern California				1996	Mark Ellis	Cal Lutheran
1997		UNLV				1997	Damian Polla	Washington (Maryland)
1998		Stanford				1998	David Weisman	Babson
1999		Florida				1999	Thomas Oechel	UC Santa Cruz
2000		Stanford				2000	Kayvon Fatahalian	Carnegie Mellon
2001		Georgia				2001	Derek Fitzpatrick	UC Santa Cruz
2002	Matías Boeker	Georgia				2002	Josh Lefkowitz	Williams
2003		Illinois				2003		Gustavus Adolphus
2004		Baylor				2004	Matt Seeberger	UC Santa Cruz
2005		Baylor				2005	Matt Seeberger	UC Santa Cruz
2006		UCLA				2006	Will Boe-Wiegaard	Bates
2007		Virginia				2007	Matt Seeberger	UC Santa Cruz
2008	Somdev Devvarman	Virginia				2008	Michael Greenberg	Kenyon
2009		Mississippi				2009	Michael Goodwin	Emory
2010		Stanford				2010	John Watts	Washington-St. Louis
2011		Southern California				2011	Chris Goodwin	Emory
2012		Southern California				2012	Dillon Pottish	Emory
2013		Ohio State				2013	Adam Putterman	Washington-St. Louis
2014		UCLA				2014	Joey Fritz	Amherst
2015		Virginia				2015	Warren Wood	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
2016		UCLA				2016	Skyler Butts	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
2017		Virginia				2017	Lubomir Cuba	Middlebury
2018	Petros Chrysochos	Wake Forest				2018	Grant Urken	Bowdoin
2019	Paul Jubb	South Carolina				2019	Jonathan Jemison	Emory
2020	not contested					2020	not contested
2021	Sam Riffice	Florida				2021	Leo Vithoontien	Carleton
2022	Ben Shelton	Florida				2022	Stan Morris	Middlebury

† First championship sponsored by NCAA

Doubles

Division I			Division II			Division III
Year	Champions	School	Year	Champions	School	Year	Champions	School
1883	Joseph Clark, Howard Taylor (spring)	Harvard	not contested			not contested
	R.E. Presbrey, Howard Taylor (fall)	Harvard
1884	Wallace Knapp, William Thorne	Yale
1885	Wallace Knapp, Arthur Shipman	Yale
1886	Wallace Knapp, William Thacher	Yale
1887	P.S. Sears, Quincy Shaw	Harvard
1888	Oliver Campbell, V.G. Hall	Columbia
1889	Oliver Campbell, A.E. Wright	Columbia
1890	S.T. Chase, Quincy Shaw	Harvard
1891	Fred Hovey, Robert Wrenn	Harvard
1892	F.B. Winslow, Robert Wrenn	Harvard
1893	Malcolm Chace, C.R. Budlong	Brown
1894	Malcolm Chace, Arthur E. Foote	Yale
1895	Malcolm Chace, Arthur E. Foote	Yale
1896	W.M. Scudder, Leo Ware	Harvard
1897	Leo Ware, Malcolm Whitman	Harvard
1898	Leo Ware, Malcolm Whitman	Harvard
1899	Dwight Davis, Holcombe Ward	Harvard
1900	Fred Alexander, Raymond Little	Princeton
1901	H.A. Plummer, Samuel L. Russell	Yale
1902	William Clothier, E.W. Leonard	Harvard
1903	Fredrick Colston, E. Clapp	Yale
1904	Karl Behr, George Bodman	Yale
1905	E.B. Dewhurst, H.B. Register	Penn
1906	Albert Spaulding, Howard S. Wells	Yale
1907	A.S. Dabney, Nat Niles	Harvard
1908	Alex Thayer, H.M. Tilden	Penn
1909	Wallace Johnson, Alex Thayer	Penn
1910	Burnham Dell, Dean Mathey	Princeton
1911	C.T. Butler, Dean Mathey	Princeton
1912	George Church, W.H. Mace	Princeton
1913	J.J. Armstrong, Watson Washburn	Harvard
1914	Richard Harte, R. Norris Williams	Harvard
1915	Richard Harte, R. Norris Williams	Harvard
1916	G. Colket Caner, Richard Harte	Harvard
1919	Charles Garland, K.N. Hawks	Yale
1920	Amos Wilder, Leland Wiley	Yale
1921	Brooks Fenno, William Feibleman	Harvard
1922	James Davies, Philip Neer	Stanford
1923	Louis Thalheimer, Lew White	Texas
1924	Louis Thalheimer, Lew White	Texas
1925	Gervais Hills, Gerald Stratford	California
1926	Edward Chandler, Tom Stow	California
1927	Kenneth Appel, John Van Ryn	Princeton
1928	Alan Herrington, Ralph McElvenny	Stanford
1929	Benjamin Gorchakoff, Arthur Kussman	Occidental
1930	Dolf Muehleisen, Robert Muench	California
1931	Bruce Barnes, Karl Kamrath	Texas
1932	Joseph Coughlin, Keith Gledhill	Stanford
1933	Joseph Coughlin, Sam Lee	Stanford
1934	Phillip Castlen, Gene Mako	Southern California
1935	Richard Bennett, Paul Newton	California
1936	Bennett Dey, William Seward	Stanford
1937	Richard Bennett, Paul Newton	California
1938	Joseph Hunt, Lewis Wetherell	Southern California
1939	Douglas Imhoff, Robert Peacock	California
1940	Lawrence Dee, James Wade	Stanford
1941	Charles Mattman, Charles Olewine	Southern California
1942	Lawrence Dee, Ted Schroeder	Stanford
1943	Walter Driver, John Hickman	Texas
1944	John Hickman, Felix Kelley	Texas
1945	Thomas Burke, Pancho Segura	Miami (Florida)
1946 †	Robert Falkenburg, Thomas Falkenburg	Southern California
1947	Bob Curtis, Sam Match	Rice
1948	Bernard Bartzen, Fred Kovaleski	William & Mary
1949	James Brink, Fred Fisher	Washington
1950	Herbert Flam, Gene Garrett	UCLA
1951	Earl Cochell, Hugh Stewart	Southern California
1952	Hugh Ditzler, Clifton Mayne	California
1953	Lawrence Huebner, Robert Perry	UCLA
1954	Ronald Livingston, Robert Perry	UCLA
1955	Francisco Contreras, Joaquin Reyes	Southern California
1956	Francisco Contreras, Alex Olmedo	Southern California
1957	Crawford Henry, Ronald Holmberg	Tulane
1958	Edward Atkinson, Alex Olmedo	Southern California
1959	Crawford Henry, Ronald Holmberg	Tulane
1960	Allen Fox, Larry Nagler	UCLA
1961	Ramsey Earnhart, Rafael Osuna	Southern California
1962	Ramsey Earnhart, Rafael Osuna	Southern California
1963	Rafael Osuna, Dennis Ralston	Southern California	1963	Gil Rodriguez, John Lee	Cal State LA
1964	William Bond, Dennis Ralston	Southern California	1964	Don Gaynor, Lee Reid	UC Santa Barbara
1965	Arthur Ashe, Ian Crookenden	UCLA	1965	Bill Schoen, John Yeomans	Redlands
1966	Ian Crookenden, Charlie Pasarell	UCLA	1966	Ken Stuart, Fred Suessmann	Long Beach State
1967	Bob Lutz, Stan Smith	Southern California	1967	Fred Suessmann, Dennis Trout	Long Beach State
1968	Bob Lutz, Stan Smith	Southern California	1968	Gary Ogden, Jim Powers	Fresno State
1969	Marcelo Lara, Joaquín Loyo-Mayo	Southern California	1969	George Benedict, Steve Messmer	Cal State Northridge
1970	Pat Cramer, Luis Garcia	Miami (Florida)	1970	Gregg Jablonski, Charles Nachand	UC Irvine
1971	Jeff Borowiak, Haroon Rahim	UCLA	1971	Ron Lague, John Lowman	Rollins
1972	Alex Mayer, Roscoe Tanner	Stanford	1972	John Lowman, Mike Strickland	Rollins
1973	Jim Delaney, Alex Mayer	Stanford	1973	Bob Chappell, Glenn Cripe	UC Irvine
1974	Jim Delaney, John Whitlinger	Stanford	1974	Andy Rae, Russell Watts	San Diego
1975	Bruce Manson, Butch Walts	Southern California	1975	Scott Carnahan, Bob Wright	UC Irvine
1976	Peter Fleming, Ferdi Taygan	UCLA	1976	Roger de Santis Guedes, Bruce Foxworth	Hampton	1976	Larry Davidson, John Irwin	Swarthmore
1977	Chris Lewis, Bruce Manson	Southern California	1977	Curt Stalder, Jeff Williams	UC Irvine	1977	Ben Johns, Stewart Jackson	Washington & Lee
1978	John Austin, Bruce Nichols	UCLA	1978	Rick Goldberg, Par Svensson	San Diego	1978	Chris Bussert, Jim Hosner	Kalamazoo
1979	Erick Iskersky, Ben McKown	Trinity (Texas)	1979	Juan Farrow, Arjun Fernando	SIU Edwardsville	1979	Mike Capelouto, Ken Whitmer	Redlands
1980	Rodney Harmon, Mel Purcell	Tennessee	1980	Juan Farrow, Hugo Núñez	SIU Edwardsville	1980	Paul Holbach, John Mattke	Gustavus Adolphus
1981	David Pate, Karl Richter	TCU	1981	Brian Lusson, Bart Bernstein	Texas State	1981	Jim Hearn, Shaun Miller	Gustavus Adolphus
1982	Peter Doohan, Pat Serret	Arkansas	1982	Doug Burke, Ken Flach	SIU Edwardsville	1982	Shaun Miller, Rich Skanse	Gustavus Adolphus
1983	Ola Malmqvist, Allen Miller	Georgia	1983	Ken Flach, Robert Seguso	SIU Edwardsville	1983	Alex Gaeta, Bob Swartout	Rochester
1984	Jerome Jones, Kelly Jones	Pepperdine	1984	Dave Delseni, Johan Sjogren	SIU Edwardsville	1984	Dan Beers, Eugene Jones	UC San Diego
1985	Carlos DiLaura, Kelly Jones	Pepperdine	1985	Tom Goleš, Chris Langford	Stephen F. Austin	1985	Shep Davidson, Jeff Krieger	Swarthmore
1986	Rick Leach, Tim Pawsat	Southern California	1986	Paul Landry, Bob Zoller	Cal Poly	1986	Jim Burda, Alex Palladino	Kalamazoo
1987	Rick Leach, Scott Melville	Southern California	1987	Paul Wekesa, Barry Hancock	Chapman	1987	Jim Burda, Alex Palladino	Kalamazoo
1988	Patrick Galbraith, Brian Garrow	UCLA	1988	Robert Green, Barry Pelts	Rollins	1988	Lance Au, Frank Hinman	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
1989	Eric Amend, Byron Black	Southern California	1989	Kurt Hammerschmidt, Aga Soemarno	Ferris State	1989	Robert Matthews, John Morris	Washington & Lee
1990	Doug Eisenman, Matt Lucena	California	1990	Luciano D'Andrea, Vesa Ponkka	Tennessee-Martin	1990	Robert Matthews, John Morris	Washington & Lee
1991	Matt Lucena, Bent-Ove Pedersen	California	1991	Mark Segesta, Dave Allen	UC Davis	1991	Dave Jussila, Ryan Skanse	Gustavus Adolphus
1992	Chris Cocotos, Alex O'Brien	Stanford	1992	Steve Summer, Jeff McCann	UC Davis	1992	Ryan McKee, Chris Noyes	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
1993	David Blair, Mark Merklein	Florida	1993	Steve Kobold, Oscar Mancisidor	Cal Poly Pomona	1993	Tim Cooley, Ryan McKee	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
1994	Laurent Miquelard, Joc Simmons	Mississippi State	1994	Lee Holyoak, Brett Simpson	Lander	1994	Jonathan Harper, Ron Ward	UC Santa Cruz
1995	Mahesh Bhupathi, Ali Hamadeh	Mississippi	not contested			1995	Todd Born, John Weston	Redlands
1996	Justin Gimelstob, Srdjan Muskatirovic	UCLA				1996	Jonathan Harper, Josh Vining	UC Santa Cruz
1997	Luke Smith, Tim Blenkiron	UNLV				1997	Mark Ellis, Jenia Karimov	Cal Lutheran
1998	Bob Bryan, Mike Bryan	Stanford				1998	Brian Cummings, Thomas Oechel	UC Santa Cruz
1999	K.J. Hippensteel, Ryan Wolters	Stanford				1999	Brian Cummings, Thomas Oechel	UC Santa Cruz
2000	Cary Franklin, Graydon Oliver	Illinois				2000	Peter Gladkin, Thomas Oechel	UC Santa Cruz
2001	Matías Boeker, Travis Parrott	Georgia				2001	Nick Cunningham, Derek Fitzpatrick	UC Santa Cruz
2002	Andrew Colombo, Mark Kovacs	Auburn				2002	John Michael Cham-A-Koon, Ivan Yeh	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
2003	Rajeev Ram, Brian Wilson	Illinois				2003	Eric Butorac, Kevin Whipple	Gustavus Adolphus
2004	Sam Warburg, KC Corkery	Stanford				2004	Paul Bristow, Dan Uyar	Mary Washington
2005	John Isner, Antonio Ruiz	Georgia				2005	Matt Brunner, Matt Seeberger	UC Santa Cruz
2006	Kevin Anderson, Ryan Rowe	Illinois				2006	Matt Seeberger, Shane Templeman	UC Santa Cruz
2007	Marco Born, Andreas Siljeström	Middle Tennessee State				2007	Max Ortiz, Matt Seeberger	UC Santa Cruz
2008	Robert Farah, Kaes Van't Hof	Southern California				2008	Guillaume Schils, Larry Wang	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
2009	Dominic Inglot, Michael Shabaz	Virginia				2009	Amrit Ruspasinghe, Ben Stein	Bates
2010	Drew Courtney, Michael Shabaz	Virginia				2010	Brian Pybas, Marc Vartabedian	UC Santa Cruz
2011	Jeff Dadamo, Austin Krajicek	Texas A&M				2011	Oscar Pena, Stephen Sullivan	Bowdoin
2012	Chase Buchanan, Blaž Rola	Ohio State				2012	Austin Chafetz, Luis Rattenhuber	Amherst
2013	Jarmere Jenkins, Mac Styslinger	Virginia				2013	Elliot Kahler, Ian Wagner	Emory
2014	Miķelis Lībietis, Hunter Reese	Tennessee				2014	Eric Klawitter, Chris Krimbill	Case Western
2015	Lloyd Glasspool, Søren Hess-Olesen	Texas				2015	Joe Dorn, Warren Wood	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
2016	Mackenzie McDonald, Martin Redlicki	UCLA				2016	Samuel Geier, Tristan Kaye	Kenyon
2017	Andrew Harris, Spencer Papa	Oklahoma				2017	Lubomir Cuba, William De Quant	Middlebury
2018	Martin Redlicki, Evan Zhu	UCLA				2018	Lubomir Cuba, Kyle Schlanger	Middlebury
2019	Maxime Cressy, Keegan Smith	UCLA				2019	Yangeng Jiang, Grant Urken	Bowdoin
2020	not contested					2020	not contested
2021	Patrick Harper, Adam Walton	Tennessee				2021	Leo Vithoontien, Xander Zuczek	Carleton
2022	Cleeve Harper, Richard Ciamarra	Texas				2022	James Hopper, Jonathan Powell	Case Western

† First championship sponsored by NCAA

Records

The following is a list of NCAA Division I college tennis individual statistics and records through the 2013 NCAA Division I Tennis Championships.^[2]

Individual national championships – Singles

School(s)	Championships
Harvard	16
USC	15
Stanford	14
UCLA	11
Yale	9
Tulane	8
Princeton	5
Georgia, Miami (FL), Texas, Virginia	4
Penn, Rice	3
Baylor, California, Columbia, Florida, Michigan, Trinity (TX),	2
Arizona State, Brown, Cincinnati, Cornell, Illinois, Kenyon, Lehigh, LSU, Ole Miss, Navy, UNLV, Ohio State, Pepperdine, Philadelphia Osteopathic, San Francisco, San Jose State, Tennessee, Trinity (CT), Utah, Washington, William & Mary	1

Individual national championships – Doubles

School(s)	Championships
USC	21
Harvard	17
Stanford	14
UCLA, Yale	11
California	9
Princeton, Texas	5
Georgia, Illinois, Penn, Virginia	3
Tulane, Columbia, Miami (FL), Pepperdine	2
Arkansas, Auburn, Brown, Florida, Middle Tennessee, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, UNLV, Oklahoma, Occidental, Ohio State, Rice, Tennessee, Texas A&M, TCU, Trinity (TX), Washington, William & Mary	1

Individual records

• Note: No doubles team has won more than two titles; however, the following players have won three doubles titles with two or more different partners: Wallace P. Knapp, Yale (1884-85-86); Malcolm Chace, Brown (1893) and Yale (1894–95); Leo Ware, Harvard (1896-97-98); Richard Harte, Harvard (1914-15-16); and Rafael Osuna, Southern California (1961-62-63)
• Most individual titles, career: 6
  • Malcolm Chace, Brown/Harvard
    • Singles (1893, 1894, and 1895), Doubles (1893, 1894, and 1895)
• Most singles titles, career: 3
  • Malcolm Chace, Brown/Harvard (1893, 1894, and 1895)
  • Francisco Segura, Miami (FL) (1943, 1944, and 1945)

External links

• NCAAsports.com
• List of NCAA champions

Notes and References

1. Web site: DI Men's Tennis Championship History NCAA.com . 2023-12-02 . www.ncaa.com . en.
2. Web site: Tennis .