2016 NCAA Division I tennis championships

2016 NCAA Division I Tennis Championships
2016 NCAA Division I Tennis Championships
Date	May 19–30, 2016
Edition	71st (Men), 35th (Women)
Location	Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
Venue	Michael D. Case Tennis Center (University of Tulsa)

Last updated August 24, 2024

The 2016 NCAA Division I Tennis Championships, consisting of men's and women's singles and doubles tournaments, were played concurrently from May 19 to May 30, 2016 in Tulsa, Oklahoma on the campus of the University of Tulsa. The event was the 71st edition of the NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship ^[1] and the 35th edition of the NCAA Division I Women's Tennis Championship.^[2] 2016 marked the 11th instance that the men's and women's tournaments were held at the same venue.^[3]

Stanford defeated Oklahoma State in the women's team final, 4-3, extending their record number of national titles to 18 and winning their first since 2016. Danielle Collins won her second singles championship for Virginia after previously holding the trophy in 2014. Florida's Brooke Austin and Kourtney Keegan claimed the doubles title with a 6-2, 6-0 victory in the final over California.

On the men's side, Virginia won its third team championship in four years. The Cavaliers reprised the result of the 2015 final by defeating Oklahoma, 4-1 – the Sooners' third consecutive loss in the final round. UCLA's Mackenzie McDonald swept the individual honors, dropping one set each en route to the singles title (over finalist Ohio State's Mikael Torpegaard) and doubles title with Martin Redlicki.

Men's team championship

Note:Matches from the First Round and Second Round are held at the home courts of the national seeds with the winning team advancing to the championship rounds in Tulsa, Oklahoma.^[4]Bold indicates that a team is still active.

National seeds

1. Virginia (National Champions)
2. North Carolina (quarterfinals)
3. UCLA (quarterfinals)
4. TCU (round of16)
5. Ohio State (quarterfinals)
6. Wake Forest (round of 16)
7. Georgia (semifinals)
8. Texas Tech (second round)
9. Florida (quarterfinals)
10. USC (round of 16)
11. Oklahoma (Runner-up)
12. Texas A&M (second round)
13. California (semifinals)
14. Northwestern (second round)
15. Illinois (second round)
16. Oklahoma State (round of 16)

Bracket

First Round May 13–14 National Seed Home Courts			Second Round May 14–15 National Seed Home Courts			Round of 16 May 20 Tulsa, OK			Quarterfinals May 22 Tulsa, OK			Semifinals May 23 Tulsa, OK			Finals May 24 Tulsa, OK

1	Virginia*	4

49*	Monmouth	1
			1	Virginia*	4

			33*	Penn State	1
17*	Columbia	3

33*	Penn State	4
						1	Virginia*	4

						16	Oklahoma State*	2
17*	Arkansas	4

33*	Wichita State	2
			17*	Arkansas	0

			16	Oklahoma State*	4
49*	Bryant	0

16	Oklahoma State*	4
									1	Virginia*	4

									9	Florida*	0
9	Florida*	4

49*	North Florida	0
			9	Florida*	4

			17*	South Florida	0
17*	South Florida	4

33*	St. John's (NY)	0
						9	Florida*	4

						17*	SMU	0
17*	SMU	5

33*	Washington	0
			17*	SMU	4

			8	Texas Tech*	2
49*	New Mexico State	0

8	Texas Tech*	4
												1	Virginia*	4

												13	California*	0
5	Ohio State*	5

49*	Tennessee Tech	0
			5	Ohio State	4

			33*	Virginia Tech	3
17*	Kentucky	3

33*	Virginia Tech	4
						5	Ohio State*	4

						17*	Texas	3
17*	Texas	4

33*	Lamar	0
			17*	Texas	4

			12	Texas A&M*	3
49*	George Washington	0

12	Texas A&M*	4
									5	Ohio State*	2

									13	California*	4
13	California*	4

49*	Army	0
			13	California*	4

			17*	Ole Miss	0
17*	Ole Miss	4

33*	Denver	3
						13	California*	4

						4	TCU*	3
17*	Rice

33*	LSU
			33*	LSU	0

			4	TCU*	4
49*	Jackson State	3

4	TCU*	4
															1	Virginia*	4

															11	Oklahoma*	1
3	UCLA*	4

49*	Weber State	0
			3	UCLA*	4

			17*	San Diego	0
17*	San Diego	4

33*	Vanderbilt	0
						3	UCLA*	4

						17*	Stanford	2
17*	Stanford	4

33*	Notre Dame	1
			17*	Stanford	4

			14	Northwestern*	3
49*	Valparaiso	1

14	Northwestern*	4
									3	UCLA*	3

									11	Oklahoma*	4
11	Oklahoma*	4

49*	Texas–Arlington	0
			11	Oklahoma*	4

			33*	Oregon	2
23	Tulsa	1

33*	Oregon	4
						11	Oklahoma*	4

						6	Wake Forest*	0
17*	Michigan	4

33*	East Tennessee State	3
			17*	Michigan	2

			6	Wake Forest*	4
49*	Coastal Carolina	0

6	Wake Forest*	4
												11	Oklahoma*	4

												7	Georgia*	3
7	Georgia*	4

49*	South Carolina State	0
			7	Georgia*	4

			33*	Baylor	1
17*	Florida State	3

33*	Baylor	4
						7	Georgia*	4

						10	USC*	3
17*	Georgia Tech	4

33*	UC Santa Barbara	1
			17*	Georgia Tech	2

			10	USC*	4
49*	UNLV	0

10	USC*	4
									7	Georgia*	4

									2	North Carolina*	0
15	Illinois*	4

49*	Western Michigan	1
			15	Illinois*	0

			17*	Mississippi State	4
17*	Mississippi State	4

33*	Memphis	1
						17*	Mississippi State	0

						2	North Carolina*	4
17*	Tulane	4

33*	Dartmouth	0
			17*	Tulane	0

			2	North Carolina*	4
49*	College of Charleston	0

2	North Carolina*	4

All-tournament team

Women's team championship

Note:Matches from the First Round and Second Round are held at the home courts of the national seeds with the winning team advancing to the championship rounds in Tulsa, Oklahoma.^[5]Bold indicates that a team is still active.

National seeds

1. California (semifinals)
2. Florida (round of 16)
3. North Carolina (round of 16)
4. Ohio State (quarterfinals)

5. Georgia (round of 16)
6. Vanderbilt (semifinals)
7. Miami (FL) (round of 16)
8. Pepperdine (quarterfinals)

9. Duke (second round)
10. Michigan (quarterfinals)
11. Auburn (round of 16)
12. Oklahoma State (Runner-up)

13. South Carolina (second round)
14. Virginia (quarterfinals)
15. Stanford (National Champions)
16. Texas Tech (round of 16)

Bracket

First Round May 13, 2016 National Seed Home Court			Second Round May 14, 2016 National Seed Home Court			Round of 16 May 19, 2016 Tulsa, OK			Quarterfinals May 21, 2016 Tulsa, OK			Semifinals May 23, 2016 Tulsa, OK			Finals May 24, 2016 Tulsa, OK

1	California*	4

49*	UTRGV	0
			1	California*	4

			33*	UC Santa Barbara	0
17*	Kansas	3

33*	UC Santa Barbara	4
						1	California*	4

						16	Texas Tech*	0
17*	Mississippi State	4

33*	Virginia Tech	0
			17*	Mississippi State	2

			16	Texas Tech*	4
49*	Boston U.	0

16	Texas Tech*	4
									1	California*	4

									8	Pepperdine*	2
9	Duke*	4

49*	VCU	0
			9	Duke*	2

			17*	Texas	4
17*	Texas	4

33*	William & Mary	2
						17*	Texas	0

						8	Pepperdine*	4
17*	USC	4

33*	UNLV	0
			17*	USC	2

			8	Pepperdine*	4
49*	Idaho	0

8	Pepperdine*	4
												1	California*	3

												12	Oklahoma State*	4
5	Georgia*	4

49*	North Florida	0
			5	Georgia*	4

			33*	Baylor	0
17*	Wake Forest	2

33*	Baylor	4
						5	Georgia*	0

						12	Oklahoma State*	4
17*	Tulsa	4

33*	Arkansas	1
			17*	Tulsa	0

			12	Oklahoma State*	4
49*	Albany (NY)	0

12	Oklahoma State*	4
									12	Oklahoma State*	4

									4	Ohio State*	2
13	South Carolina*	4

49*	Winthrop	2
			13	South Carolina*	0

			17*	Georgia Tech	4
17*	Georgia Tech	4

33*	Princeton	1
						17*	Georgia Tech	2

						4	Ohio State*	4
17*	UCLA	4

33*	Notre Dame	1
			17*	UCLA	1

			4	Ohio State*	4
49*	Youngstown State	0

4	Ohio State*	4
															12	Oklahoma State*	3

															15	Stanford*	4
3	North Carolina*	4

49*	East Tennessee State	0
			3	North Carolina*	4

			17*	Northwestern	2
17*	Northwestern	4

33*	Ole Miss	0
						3	North Carolina*	2

						14	Virginia*	4
17*	LSU	4

33*	Columbia	0
			17*	LSU	2

			14	Virginia*	4
49*	Fairleigh Dickinson	0

14	Virginia*	4
									14	Virginia*	2

									6	Vanderbilt*	4
11	Auburn*	4

49*	Alcorn State	0
			11	Auburn*	4

			17*	Arizona State	2
17*	Arizona State	4

33*	NC State	1
						11	Auburn*	0

						6	Vanderbilt*	4
17*	Clemson	1

33*	Rice	4
			33*	Rice	0

			6	Vanderbilt*	4
49*	SIU Edwardsville	0

6	Vanderbilt*	4
												6	Vanderbilt*	3

												15	Stanford*	4
7	Miami (FL)*	5

49*	Quinnipiac	0
			7	Miami (FL)*	4

			33*	TCU	0
17*	Wichita State	3

33*	TCU	4
						7	Miami (FL)*	3

						10	Michigan*	4
17*	Kentucky	4

33*	Xavier	1
			17*	Kentucky	1

			10	Michigan*	4
49*	Ball State	0

10	Michigan*	4
									10	Michigan*	3

									15	Stanford*	4
15	Stanford*	4

49*	Texas A&M–CC	0
			15	Stanford*	4

			17*	Texas A&M	3
17*	Texas A&M	4

33*	Denver	0
						15	Stanford*	4

						2	Florida*	3
17*	Syracuse	4

33*	Georgia State	3
			17*	Syracuse	0

			2	Florida*	4
49*	South Carolina State	0

2	Florida*	4

All-tournament team

Men's singles championship

National seeds

Mikael Torpegaard, Ohio State (final)
Roberto Cid, South Florida (quarterfinals)
Dominik Köpfer, Tulane (third round)
Aleksandar Vukic, Illinois (quarterfinals)
Cameron Norrie, TCU (semifinals)
Mackenzie McDonald, UCLA (National Champion)
Christopher Eubanks, Georgia Tech (first round)
Ryan Shane, Virginia (third round)

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

Tom Fawcett, Stanford (second round)
Diego Hidalgo, Florida (first round)
Thai-Son Kwiatkowski, Virginia (quarterfinals)
Julian Lenz, Baylor (first round)
Benjamin Lock, Florida State (second round)
Skander Mansouri, Wake Forest (third round)
Joao Monteiro, Virginia Tech (semifinals)
Austin Smith, Georgia (first round)

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Finals

1	Mikael Torpegaard (Ohio State)	6	6

	Petros Chrysochos (Wake Forest)	3	0
					1	Mikael Torpegaard	6	6

					5	Cameron Norrie	3	4
9-16	Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (Virginia)	6	2	1

5	Cameron Norrie (TCU)	4	6	6
										1	Mikael Torpegaard	3	3

										6	Mackenzie McDonald	6	6
9-16	Joao Monteiro (Virginia Tech)	6	5	7⁷

4	Aleksandar Vukic (Illinois)	3	7	6³
					9-16	Joao Monteiro	2	6	3

					6	Mackenzie McDonald	6	3	6
6	Mackenzie McDonald (UCLA)	6	6

2	Roberto Cid (South Florida)	3	2

Top half

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

1	Mikael Torpegaard (Ohio State)	6	6³	7
	David Biosca (ETSU)	3	7⁷	5	1	M Torpegaard	7⁹	6
	Collin Altamirano (Virginia)	4	4			W Bushamuka	6⁷	3
	William Bushamuka (Kentucky)	6	6							1	M Torpegaard	6	6
9-16	Tom Fawcett (Stanford)	6	6								G Hansson	4	4
	Nicolas Alvarez (Duke)	2	3		9-16	T Fawcett	3	6	4
	Brayden Schnur (North Carolina)	2	2			G Hansson	6	2	6
	Gustav Hansson (Ole Miss)	6	6												1	M Torpegaard	6	6
7	Christopher Eubanks (Georgia Tech)	4	6	4												P Chrysochos	3	0
	Shane Vinsant (Texas A&M)	6	4	6		S Vinsant	4	2
	Jared Hiltzik (Illinois)	4	7⁷	6		J Hiltzik	6	6
	Piotr Lomacki (Miami (FL))	6	6²	0							J Hiltzik	6	4	3
9-16	Julian Lenz (Baylor)	6⁹	6⁴								P Chrysochos	4	6	6
	Petros Chrysochos (Wake Forest)	7¹¹	7⁷			P Chrysochos	7	3	7⁷
	Shawn Hadavi (Columbia)	3	6	0		A Perez	5	6	6³
	Alfredo Perez (Florida)	6	3	6

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

3	Dominik Köpfer (Tulane)	6	6
	Max de Vroome (USC)	4	4		3	D Koepfer	1	6	6
	Gergely Madarasz (Purdue)	2	6³			M Redlicki	6	3	4
	Martin Redlicki (UCLA)	6	7⁷							3	D Koepfer	2	1
9-16	Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (Virginia)	6	6							9-16	T Kwiatkowski	6	6
	Stefan Lindmark (Ole Miss)	2	2		9-16	T Kwiatkowski	6	6
	Wayne Montgomery (Georgia)	6	6			W Montgomery	2	0
	Sam Matheson (Liberty)	1	3												9-16	T Kwiatkowski	6	2	1
5	Cameron Norrie (TCU)	6	6												5	C Norrie	4	6	6
	Michael Redlicki (Arkansas)	2	2		5	C Norrie	6	1	6
	Alec Adamson (UC Davis)	6⁵	6	5		S Shropshire	1	6	1
	Sam Shropshire (Northwestern)	7⁷	4	7						5	C Norrie	6	2	6
9-16	Diego Hidalgo (Florida)	2	4								D Cotrone	4	6	2
	Dominic Cotrone (Florida Southern)	6	6			D Cotrone	7	6
	Florian Lakat (California)	6	1	6⁴		G Friedrich	5	3
	Gabriel Friedrich (South Carolina)	2	6	7⁷

Bottom half

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

	Konrad Zieba (Northwestern)	2	4
	Or Ram-Harel (Tulsa)	6	6			O Ram-Harel	2	7	2
	Nick Crystal (USC)	4	3		9-16	J Monteiro	6	5	6
9-16	Joao Monteiro (Virginia Tech)	6	6							9-16	J Monteiro	1	7	6
	Simon Norenius (NC State)	5	2							8	R Shane	6	5	2
	Elliott Orkin (Florida)	7	6			E Orkin	6	4	1
	Andre Goransson (California)	2	6⁰		8	R Shane	3	6	6
8	Ryan Shane (Virginia)	6	7⁷												9-16	J Monteiro	6	5	7⁷
	Santtu Leskinnen (UNC Wilmington)	2	6	3											4	A Vukic	3	7	6³
	Ronnie Schneider (North Carolina)	6	4	6		R Schneider	3	7⁷	6
	Daniel Valent (Vanderbilt)	1	2		9-16	B Lock	6	6⁵	2
9-16	Benjamin Lock (Florida State)	6	6								R Schneider	4	1
	Rishab Agarwal (Mississippi State)	3	6	7⁷						4	A Vukic	6	6
	Jack Findel-Hawkins (North Florida)	6	4	6¹		R Agarwal	6⁸	6	6⁶
	Julian Cash (Oklahoma State)	2	4		4	A Vukic	7¹⁰	4	7⁸
4	Aleks Vukic (Illinois)	6	6

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Quarterfinals

	Alex Rybakov (TCU)	6	6
	Hugo Di Feo (Ohio State)	3	2			A Rybakov	6⁴	4
	Arthur Rinderknech (Texas A&M)	6	4	0	9-16	S Mansouri	7⁷	6
9-16	Skander Mansouri (Wake Forest)	1	6	3						9-16	S Mansouri	1	2
	Quentin Monaghan (Notre Dame)	6	6							6	M McDonald	6	6
	Strong Kirchheimer (Northwestern)	4	0			Q Monaghan	4	1
	Ryotaro Matsamura (Kentucky)	0	2		6	M McDonald	6	6
6	Mackenzie McDonald (UCLA)	6	6											6	M McDonald	6	6
	Jordan Daigle (LSU)	7⁷	4	3										2	R Cid	3	2
	Uros Petronijevic (San Diego)	6²	6	6		U Petronijevic	4	6	7
	Axel Alvarez Llamas (Oklahoma)	7	3	6		A Alvarez Llamas	6	4	5
9-16	Austin Smith (Georgia)	5	6	2							U Petronijevic	4	3
	Brett Clark (North Carolina)	2	2							2	R Cid	6	6
	Mazen Osama (Alabama)	6	6			M Osama	0	3
	Felipe Soares (Texas Tech)	6	0	5	2	R Cid	6	6
2	Roberto Cid (South Florida)	4	6	7

Women's singles championship

National seeds

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Championship

1	Hayley Carter (North Carolina)	4	6	6

	Katarina Adamovic (Oklahoma State)	6	1	0
					1	Hayley Carter	1	7	6

					8	Sinead Lohan	6	5	2
9-16	Breaunna Addison (Texas)	2	4

8	Sinead Lohan (Miami (FL))	6	6
										1	Hayley Carter	3	2

										2	Danielle Collins	6	6
7	Luisa Stefani (Pepperdine)	6	6

	Kennedy Shaffer (Georgia)	1	4
					7	Luisa Stefani	6⁷	4

					2	Danielle Collins	7⁹	6
6	Jasmine Lee (Mississippi State)	5	3

2	Danielle Collins (Virginia)	7	6

Bracket

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

1	Hayley Carter (North Carolina)	6	7
	Lauren Chypyha (Wisconsin)	2	5		1	H Carter	6	7
	Caroline Dailey (South Carolina)	0	3			C Harrison	1	5
	Catherine Harrison (UCLA)	6	6							1	H Carter	6	6
9-16	Julia Elbaba (Virginia)	6	6							9-16	J Elbaba	2	2
	Aldila Sutjiadi (Kentucky)	2	4		9-16	J Elbaba	6	6
	Georgiana Patrasc (Mississippi State)	6	6			G Patrasc	2	3
	Daneika Borthwick (Florida State)	4	0												1	H Carter	4	6	6
5	Ellen Perez (Georgia)	6	6													K Adamovic	6	1	0
	Kanika Vaidya (Columbia)	0	4		5	E Perez	3	6⁵
	Katarina Adamovic (Oklahoma State)	2	6	6		K Adamovic	6	7⁷
	Sydney Campbell (Vanderbilt)	6	2	4							K Adamovic	6	4	6
9-16	Belinda Woolcock (Florida)	7⁸	7⁹							9-16	B Woolcock	3	6	2
	Maddie Lipp (Northwestern)	6⁶	6⁷		9-16	B Woolcock	6	5	6
	Erin Routliffe (Alabama)	6	2	6		E Routliffe	0	7	1
	Lauren Marker (Arizona)	3	6	2

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Quarterfinals

3	Francesca Di Lorenzo (Ohio State)	6	7
	Kourtney Keegan (Florida)	0	5		1	F Di Lorenzo	6	6
	Johnnise Renaud (Georgia Tech)	6¹	6	6		J Renaud	1	3
	Alizee Michaud (Auburn)	7⁷	1	2					1	F Di Lorenzo	6	6²	0
9-16	Breaunna Addison (Texas)	6	6						9-16	B Addison	2	7⁷	6
	Giuliana Olmos (USC)	4	0		9-16	B Addison	6	6
	Joana Eidukonyte (Clemson)	6	7			J Eidukonyte	3	2
	Alexandria Stiteler (South Alabama)	2	5											9-16	B Addison	2	4
8	Sinead Lohan (Miami (FL))	6	6											8	S Lohan	6	6
	Brienne Minor (Michigan)	3	4		8	S Lohan	6	6
	Jessica Golovin (LSU)	6	7⁷			J Golovin	2	4
	Mayar Sherif Ahmed (Fresno State)	4	6⁴						8	S Lohan	6	6
9-16	Klara Fabikova (California)	6	2	6						D Krawczyk	4	4
	Beatriz Machado Santos (Missouri)	3	6	3	9-16	K Fabikova	3	6⁵
	Desirae Krawczyk (Arizona State)	6	5	6		D Krawczyk	6	7⁷
	Quinn Gleason (Notre Dame)	0	7	4

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

	Elizaveta Nemchinov (William & Mary)	6	7⁷
	Andie Daniell (Alabama)	4	6²			E Nemchinov	0	2
	Yulia Shupenia (DePaul)	3	4		9-16	F Altick	6	6
9-16	Frances Altick (Vanderbilt)	6	6							9-16	F Altick	6	2	3
	Sadie Hammond (Tennessee)	6	5	7						7	L Stefani	4	6	6
	Ayan Broomfield (Clemson)	2	7	5		S Hammond	0	2
	Gabriela Porubin (Wichita State)	5	3		7	L Stefani	6	6
7	Luisa Stefani (Pepperdine)	7	6												7	L Stefani	6	6
	Whitney Kay (North Carolina)	1	4													K Shaffer	1	4
	Kennedy Shaffer (Georgia)	6	6			K Shaffer	6	3	7⁷
	Joana Vale Costa (LSU)	6	4	3	9-16	R Yurovsky	3	6	6⁴
9-16	Ronit Yurovsky (Michigan)	1	6	6							K Shaffer	6	3	6
	Andie Dikosavljevic (Auburn)	2	0								K Ip	4	6	2
	Paige Hourigan (Georgia Tech)	6	6			P Hourigan	6	4	5
	Katherine Ip (Rice)	6	5	6		K Ip	2	6	7
4	Brooke Austin (Florida)	4	7	4

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Quarterfinals

	Kimmy Guerin (Wake Forest)	6⁵	7⁷	6⁷
	Kaitlyn McCarthy (Duke)	7⁷	6⁵	7⁹		K McCarthy	6³	3
	Maeva Razakasoa (Long Beach State)	2	3		9-16	J Lee	7⁷	6
9-16	Jasmine Lee (Mississippi State)	6	6							9-16	J Lee	6	7⁷
	Saana Saarteinen (Tulsa)	3	2							6	M Manasse	4	6⁰
	Yuliya Lysa (Arkansas)	6	6			Y Lysa	6⁶	1
	Caroline Brinson (Georgia)	3	2		6	M Manasse	7⁸	6
6	Maegan Manasse (California)	6	6											9-16	J Lee	5	3
	Arianne Hartono (Ole Miss)	6	6											2	D Collins	7	6
	Martina Frantova (NC State)	1	4			A Hartono	3	7⁷	6
	Saska Gavrilovska (Texas A&M)	7¹⁰	6			S Gavrilovska	6	6⁵	1
9-16	Stephanie Wagner (Miami (FL))	6⁸	4								A Hartono	4	0
	Astra Sharma (Vanderbilt)	3	1							2	D Collins	6	6
	Jessie Aney (North Carolina)	6	6			J Aney	3	2
	Anna Shkudun (Syracuse)	2	0		2	D Collins	6	6
2	Danielle Collins (Virginia)	6	6

Men's doubles championship

Finals

Semifinals					Championship

-	EAST TENNESSEE STATE David Biosca Rogerio Ribeiro	2	7	[7]

-	TEXAS A&M Arthur Rinderknech Jackson Withrow	6	5	[10]
						A Rinderknech J Withrow	4	1

					2	M McDonald M Redlicki	6	6
	NOTRE DAME Alex Lawson Quentin Monaghan	5	7⁷	[8]

2	UCLA Mackenzie McDonald Martin Redlicki	7	6⁵	[10]

Bracket

Top half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	FLORIDA Diego Hidalgo Gordon Watson	6	3	10
	STANFORD Tom Fawcett Maciek Romanowicz	3	6	7	1	D Hidalgo G Watson	4	5
	EAST TENNESSEE STATE David Biosca Rogerio Ribeiro	6	6			D Biosca R Ribeiro	6	7
	NEW MEXICO Hayden Sabatka Bart Van Leijsen	4	4								D Biosca R Ribeiro	6	7⁹
5-8	VANDERBILT Rhys Johnson Cameron Klinger	3	6	9							J Murray B Schnur	2	6⁷
	OHIO STATE Herkko Pollanen Mikael Torpegaard	6	4	11		H Pollanen M Torpegaard	4	2
	OLE MISS Zvonimir Babic Filip Kraljevic	1	3			J Murray B Schnur	6	6
	NORTH CAROLINA Jack Murray Brayden Schnur	6	6													D Biosca R Ribeiro	2	7	[7]
3	VIRGINIA Luca Corinteli Ryan Shane	2	4													A Rinderknech J Withrow	6	5	[10]
	TEXAS A&M Arthur Rinderknech Jackson Withrow	6	6			A Rinderknech J Withrow	5	6	[13]
	NORTH FLORIDA Jack Findel-Hawkins Yannick Zuern	7⁷	3	7		H Dojas F Soares	7	3	[11]
	TEXAS TECH Hugo Dojas Felipe Soares	6⁵	6	10							A Rinderknech J Withrow	3	6	[10]
5-8	LSU Boris Arias Jordan Daigle	6	6								S Mansouri C Seraphim	6	3	[6]
	COLUMBIA Shawn Hadavi Richard Pham	3	2		5-8	B Arias J Daigle	4	4
	ARKANSAS Giammarco Micolani Michael Redlicki	6⁴	3			S Mansouri C Seraphim	6	6
	WAKE FOREST Skander Mansouri Christian Seraphim	7⁷	6

Bottom half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

	SOUTH FLORIDA Sasha Gozun Vadym Kalyuzhnyy	6	1	[8]
	DENVER Henry Craig Alex Gasson	1	6	[10]		H Craig A Gasson	4	6	[11]
	EASTERN KENTUCKY Alex Alvaro Ramon van Flymen	4	4		5-8	F Bergevi F Lakat	6	2	[13]
5-8	CALIFORNIA Filip Bergevi Florian Lakat	6	6							5-8	F Bergevi F Lakat	3	5
	GEORGIA Austin Smith Ben Wagland	6⁵	6	[11]							A Lawson Q Monaghan	6	7
	TULANE Chi-Shan Jao Dominik Koepfer	7⁷	2	[13]		C Jao D Koepfer	7⁷	6⁶	[8]
	NOTRE DAME Alex Lawson Quentin Monaghan	6	6			A Lawson Q Monaghan	6⁵	7⁸	[10]
4	ALABAMA Korey Lovett Mazen Osama	4	3												A Lawson Q Monaghan	5	7⁷	[8]
	SAN DIEGO Jordan Angus Filip Vittek	5	7⁷	[10]										2	M McDonald M Redlicki	7	6⁵	[10]
	VIRGINIA TECH Andreas Bjerrehus Joao Monteiro	7	6⁴	[6]		J Angus F Vittek	5	3
	FLORIDA STATE Benjamin Lock Marco Nunez	1	6	6	5-8	J Cash A Kadhe	7	6
5-8	OKLAHOMA STATE Julian Cash Arjun Kadhe	6	2	[10]						5-8	J Cash A Kadhe	6⁴	5
	RICE Tommy Bennett David Warren	6	3	7						2	M McDonald M Redlicki	7⁷	7
	TENNESSEE Jack Schipanski Luis Valero	3	6	[10]		J Schipanski L Valero	3	3
	VIRGINIA Thai-Son Kwiatkowski Mac Styslinger	2	6³		2	M McDonald M Redlicki	6	6
2	UCLA Mackenzie McDonald Martin Redlicki	6	7⁷

Women's doubles championship

Finals

Semifinals					Championship

1	NORTH CAROLINA Hayley Carter Whitney Kay	4	6	[7]

4	CALIFORNIA Maegan Manasse Denise Starr	6	4	[10]
					4	M Manasse D Starr	2	0

					3	B Austin K Keegan	6	6
3	FLORIDA Brooke Austin Kourtney Keegan	4	6	[10]

5-8	UCLA Catherine Harrison Kyle McPhillips	6	3	[5]

Bracket

Top half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	NORTH CAROLINA Hayley Carter Whitney Kay	6	6
	WASHINGTON Nour Abbes Miki Kobayashi	3	2		1	H Carter W Kay	4	6	[10]
	UC SANTA BARBARA Palina Dubavets Stefani Stojic	6	6			P Dubavets S Stojic	6	4	[7]
	DEPAUL Rebeca Mitrea Yulia Shupenia	1	2							1	H Carter W Kay	6	6
5-8	AUBURN Pleun Burgmans Alizee Michaud	5	6	[10]							H Berg P Cline	1	2
	MICHIGAN Brienne Minor Mira Ruder-Hook	7	2	[4]	5-8	P Burgmans A Michaud	5	6	[4]
	OHIO STATE Miho Kowase Anna Sanford	4	6	[5]		H Berg P Cline	7	2	[10]
	SOUTH CAROLINA Hadley Berg Paige Cline	6	1	[10]										1	H Carter W Kay	4	6	[7]
4	CALIFORNIA Maegan Manasse Denise Starr	2	6	[10]										4	M Manasse D Starr	6	4	[10]
	OLE MISS Mai El Kamash Arianne Hartono	6	1	[8]	4	M Manasse D Starr	2	6	[10]
	PEPPERDINE Apichaya Runglerdkriangkrai Luisa Stefani	6	2	[10]		A Runglerdkriangkrai L Stefani	6	4	[6]
	GEORGIA TECH Paige Hourigan Kendal Woodard	2	6	[5]						4	M Manasse D Starr	6	7
5-8	STANFORD Taylor Davidson Caroline Doyle	2	6⁰								M Sherif Ahmed R Sherif Ahmed	1	5
	FRESNO STATE Mayar Sherif Ahmed Rana Sherif Ahmed	6	7⁷			M Sherif Ahmed R Sherif Ahmed	6	6
	ARIZONA Shayne Austin Lauren Marker	3	5			D Collins M Kelley	4	2
	VIRGINIA Danielle Collins Meghan Kelley	6	7

Bottom half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

	ARIZONA STATE Alexandra Osborne Ebony Panoho	6	6
	DARTMOUTH Kristina Mathis Taylor Ng	3	4			A Osborne E Panoho	1	6	[10]
	TEXAS Breaunna Addison Danielle Wagland	6	6			B Addison D Wagland	6	4	[6]
5-8	USC Giuliana Olmos Gabby Smith	4	1								A Osborne E Panoho	4	1
	VANDERBILT Sydney Campbell Courtney Colton	6⁴	5							3	B Austin K Keegan	6	6
	PEPPERDINE Matea Cutura Christine Maddox	7⁷	7			M Cutura C Maddox	3	6⁴
	SYRACUSE Gabriela Knutson Valeria Salazar Garza	4	3		3	B Austin K Keegan	6	7⁷
3	FLORIDA Brooke Austin Kourtney Keegan	6	6											3	B Austin K Keegan	4	6	[10]
	BAYLOR Kiah Generette Blair Shankle	6	6											5-8	C Harrison K McPhillips	6	3	[5]
	GEORGIA Mariana Gould Ellen Perez	4	4			K Generette B Shankle	1	6²
	RICE Katherine Ip Emily Smith	5	7	[4]	5-8	C Harrison K McPhillips	6	7⁷
5-8	UCLA Catherine Harrison Kyle McPhillips	7	5	[10]						5-8	C Harrison K McPhillips	6	6
	MISSISSIPPI STATE Madison Harrison Kristina Vozniak	7	5	[10]						2	M Adachi A Sutjiadi	0	2
	NORTHWESTERN Alex Chatt Maddie Lipp	6	0	[8]		M Harrison K Vozniak	6	1	[6]
	STANFORD Melissa Lord Carol Zhao	6	2	[9]	2	M Adachi A Sutjiadi	4	6	[10]
2	KENTUCKY Mami Adachi Aldila Sutjiadi	2	6	[11]

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References

↑ "List of NCAA Men's Tennis Champions". Ncaa.com. Retrieved 2013-12-02.
↑ "List of NCAA Women's Tennis Champions". Ncaa.com. Retrieved 2013-12-02.
↑ "2014-18 NCAA Championship Sites". Ncaa.com. Retrieved 2015-05-14.
↑ "2016 Division I Men's Tennis Championship". NCAA.com. Retrieved 2016-05-09.
↑ "2016 Division I Women's Tennis Championship Bracket" (PDF). NCAA.com. Retrieved 2016-05-07.

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[1] "List of NCAA Men's Tennis Champions". Ncaa.com. Retrieved 2013-12-02.

[2] "List of NCAA Women's Tennis Champions". Ncaa.com. Retrieved 2013-12-02.

[3] "2014-18 NCAA Championship Sites". Ncaa.com. Retrieved 2015-05-14.

[4] "2016 Division I Men's Tennis Championship". NCAA.com. Retrieved 2016-05-09.

[5] "2016 Division I Women's Tennis Championship Bracket" (PDF). NCAA.com. Retrieved 2016-05-07.

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v t e NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship
Events	Men's singles (1883–present) Men's doubles (1883–present) Men's team (1946–present)
pre-NCAA Championships	1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945
NCAA Championships	1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 ~~2020~~ 2021 2022 2023
Records and Statistics	All-time individual records Appearances Host courts

v t e NCAA Division I Women's Tennis Championship
Events	Women's singles Women's doubles Women's Team
NCAA Championships	1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 ~~2020~~ 2021 2022
Records and Statistics	All-time individual records All-time team records Appearances Host courts

2016 NCAA Division I tennis championships

Contents

Men's team championship

National seeds

Bracket

All-tournament team

Women's team championship

National seeds

Bracket

All-tournament team

Men's singles championship

National seeds

Finals

Top half

Bottom half

Women's singles championship

National seeds

Finals

Bracket

Men's doubles championship

Finals

Bracket

Top half

Bottom half

Women's doubles championship

Finals

Bracket

Top half

Bottom half

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