2018 College Match Days Announced; More NLI Signings; Rychagova of Kansas, Redlicki of UCLA Top Final ITA Fall Rankings
The USTA announced its six 2018 College Match Days beginning in February at the National Campus in Lake Nona Florida. For more on these free events at the stunning new facility outside Orlando, see this article at usta.com.
Saturday Feb. 3
Florida v Florida State (men/women)
Friday Feb. 9
Georgia v Georgia Tech (men)
Saturday Feb 24
Oklahoma v Texas A&M (men)
Saturday March 3
Central Florida v Michigan (men/women)
Sunday April 1
Florida v Texas (women)
Sunday April 15
Central Florida v South Florida (men)
The early signing announcements are starting to wind down, so this will be my last update. See my previous compilations from November 8. November 10 and November 13.
MEN:
Auburn has signed Matteo De Vincentis of Italy.
BYU has signed Kobe Tran.
Central Florida has signed Trey Hilderbrand.
Georgia has signed Britton Johnston and Blake Croyder.
Georgia Tech has signed Joseph Gandolfo.
Medhi Laale of Morocco is transferring from Division II Lynn to Louisville.
Oklahoma State has signed Matej Vocel of the Czech Republic. Dylan Bednarczyk of Canada has transferred from Nebraska.
San Diego has signed Noah Dufort.
South Carolina has signed Joseph Brailovsky, Nick Watson, Jacob Beasley and Patrick Cacciatore.
Tennessee has signed Sean Presson.
Virginia has signed Ryan Goetz, William Woodall and Gianni Ross. Ross will start in January of 2018.
Washington has signed Kasper Smith.
Western Michigan has signed Nicholas Hebda, Peter Kuszynski of Canada and Jack Randall.
Wisconsin has signed Daniel Nuzhny, Jared Pratt and Lenard Soha of Germany.
WOMEN:
Alabama has signed Kimika Sakata of Japan.
Central Florida has signed Domenika Turkovic of Croatia.
Kansas has signed Julia Deming.
Kentucky has added Tiphanie Fiquet of France to its previous signing announcement.
Memphis has signed Leonarda Janko of Croatia, Hannah Davies of Hannah Davies of Great Britain and Aleksandra Topalovic of Great Britain.
North Carolina State has signed Alana Smith.
Ohio State has signed Kolie Allen, Emma DeCoste and Isabelle Boulais of Canada.
Tennessee has signed Kylie Duckworth.
Utah has signed Anya Lamoreaux, Lindsay Hung, Emily Dush and Madison Tattini.
The ITA released the final fall rankings last week, with Martin Redlicki of UCLA and Anastasia Rychagova of Kansas in the top spot. Click on the headers for the complete lists.
Men's Singles Top 10:
1. Martin Redlicki, UCLA
2. William Blumberg, North Carolina
3. Nuno Borges, Mississippi State
4. Petros Chrysochos, Wake Forest
5. Mikael Torpegaard, Ohio State
6. Thomas Laurent, Oregon
7. Johannes Ingildsen, Florida
8. Alfredo Perez, Florida
9. Alex Knight, Michigan
10. Valentin Vacherot, Texas A&M
Men's Doubles Top 5:
1. Johannes Ingildsen and Alfredo Perez, Florida
2. Will Little and Johannes Schretter, Baylor
3. William Blumberg and Robert Kelly, North Carolina
4. Petros Chrysochos and Skander Mansouri, Wake Forest
5. Rodrigo Banzer and Leonardo Telles, Texas
Women's Singles Top 10:
1. Anastasia Rychagova, Kansas
2. Aliona Bolsova Zadoinov, Florida Atlantic
3. Andrea Lazaro, Florida International
4. Fernanda Contreras, Vanderbilt
5. Gabriela Talaba, Texas Tech
6. Stacey Fung, Washington
7. Samantha Harris, Duke
8. Anna Danilina, Florida
9. Alle Sanford, North Carolina
10. Bianca Turati, Texas
1 comments:
How much longer before Kathy Rinaldi takes over the USTA Women's Tennis?
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