2021 NCAA Division I Tennis Championships

2021 NCAA Division I Tennis Championships
2021 NCAA Division I Tennis Championships
Date	May 7–22, 2021
Edition	75th (Men), 39th (Women)
Location	First and second rounds:; Campus sites; Remainder: Orlando, Florida
Venue	USTA National Campus; Hosted by: University of Central Florida and the Greater Orlando Sports Commission
Champions
Men's singles
	Sam Riffice (Florida)
Women's singles
	Emma Navarro (Virginia)
Men's doubles
	Patrick Harper and Adam Walton (Tennessee)
Women's doubles
	Makenna Jones and Elizabeth Scotty (North Carolina)
Men's team
	Florida
Women's team
	Texas

Last updated May 05, 2024

The 2021 NCAA Division I Tennis Championships was the men's and women's tennis tournaments played concurrently from May 7 to May 28, 2021 at campus sites and Orlando, Florida at the USTA National Campus.^[1] It was the 75th edition of the NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship ^[2] and the 39th edition of the NCAA Division I Women's Tennis Championship.^[3]

Men's team championship

National seeds

1. Florida (National Champions)
2. Baylor (Runner-up)
3. Tennessee (semifinals)
4. Texas (semifinals)

5. Virginia (round of 16)
6. North Carolina (round of 16)
7. TCU (quarterfinals)
8. Texas A&M (quarterfinals)

9. UCF (second round)
10. Wake Forest (second round)
11. Georgia (quarterfinals)
12. USC (quarterfinals)

13. South Carolina (round of 16)
14. Kentucky (second round)
15. Ole Miss (round of 16)
16. Illinois (round of 16)

Bracket

First Round May 7–8, 2021 National Seed Home Court			Second Round May 8–9, 2021 National Seed Home Court			Round of 16 May 17, 2021 Orlando, FL			Quarterfinals May 20, 2021 Orlando, FL			Semifinals May 21, 2021 Orlando, FL			Championship May 22, 2021 Orlando, FL

1	Florida	4

	South Alabama	0
			1	Florida	4
Gainesville, Florida
				South Florida	1
	Duke	2

	South Florida	4
						1	Florida	4

						16	Illinois	0
	Notre Dame	4

	Western Michigan	1
				Notre Dame	0
Urbana, Illinois
			16	Illinois	4
	DePaul	1

16	Illinois	4
									1	Florida	4

									8	Texas A&M	1
9	UCF	4

	Monmouth	0
			9	UCF	2
Orlando, Florida
				Mississippi State	4
	Miami (FL)	1

	Mississippi State	4
							Mississippi State	0

						8	Texas A&M	4
	Oklahoma	4

	Denver	1
				Oklahoma	1
College Station, Texas
			8	Texas A&M	4
	New Mexico	1

8	Texas A&M	4
												1	Florida	4

												4	Texas	0
5	Virginia	4

	Fairleigh Dickinson	0
			5	Virginia	4
Charlottesville, Virginia
				Stanford	2
	LSU	0

	Stanford	4
						5	Virginia	2

						12	USC	4
	Pepperdine	4

	UC Santa Barbara	1
				Pepperdine	2
Los Angeles, California
			12	USC	4
	Grand Canyon	0

12	USC	4
									12	USC	3

									4	Texas	4
13	South Carolina	4

	UNC Wilmington	0
			13	South Carolina	4
Columbia, South Carolina
				NC State	0
	Florida Gulf Coast ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Forfeit

	NC State
						13	South Carolina	3

						4	Texas	4
	UCLA	1

	Northwestern	4
				Northwestern	0
Austin, Texas
			4	Texas	4
	Northern Arizona	0

4	Texas	4
															1	Florida	4

															2	Baylor	1
3	Tennessee	5

	Alabama A&M	0
			3	Tennessee	4
Knoxville, Tennessee
				Memphis	0
	Memphis	4

	Georgia Tech	2
						3	Tennessee	4

							Arizona	3
	Arizona	4

	Michigan	3
				Arizona	4
Lexington, Kentucky
			14	Kentucky	2
	Cleveland State	1

14	Kentucky	4
									3	Tennessee	4

									11	Georgia	1
11	Georgia	4

	East Tennessee State	0
			11	Georgia	4
Athens, Georgia
				Texas Tech	0
	Virginia Tech	2

	Texas Tech	4
						11	Georgia	4

						6	North Carolina	3
	Oklahoma State	4

	Navy	0
				Oklahoma State	0
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
			6	North Carolina	4
	Presbyterian	0

6	North Carolina	4
												3	Tennessee	2

												2	Baylor	4
7	TCU	4

	Arkansas	0
			7	TCU	4
Fort Worth, Texas
				Arizona State	1
	Wichita State	3

	Arizona State	4
						7	TCU	4

							Ohio State	1
	Ohio State	4

	VCU	1
				Ohio State	4
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
			10	Wake Forest	1
	South Carolina State	0

10	Wake Forest	4
									7	TCU	1

									2	Baylor	4
15	Ole Miss	4

	Belmont	0
			15	Ole Miss	4
Oxford, Mississippi
				Tulane	0
	Middle Tennessee	0

	Tulane	4
						15	Ole Miss	1

						2	Baylor	4
	Alabama	3

	Oregon	4
				Oregon	0
Waco, Texas
			2	Baylor	4
	Texas A&M–Corpus Christi	0

2	Baylor	4

Notes

↑ Liberty was originally the automatic qualifier from the ASUN Conference, but was replaced by FGCU due to COVID-19 protocols. FGCU was also unable to participate due to protocols and forfeited.

Bracket source:^[4]

Women's team championship

National seeds

1. North Carolina (semifinals)
2. Texas (National Champions)
3. Georgia (quarterfinals)
4. UCLA (quarterfinals)

5. Pepperdine (Runner-up)
6. NC State (semifinals)
7. Florida State (quarterfinals)
8. Baylor (second round)

9. UCF (round of 16)
10. Texas A&M (round of 16)
11. Florida (second round)
12. LSU (second round)

13. Georgia Tech (round of 16)
14. Virginia (round of 16)
15. Ohio State (round of 16)
16. California (round of 16)

Bracket

First Round May 7, 2021 National Seed Home Court			Second Round May 8, 2021 National Seed Home Court			Round of 16 May 17, 2021 Orlando, FL			Quarterfinals May 20, 2021 Orlando, FL			Semifinals May 21, 2021 Orlando, FL			Championship May 22, 2021 Orlando, FL

1	North Carolina	4

	South Carolina State	0
			1	North Carolina	4
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
				Old Dominion	0
	Arkansas	2

	Old Dominion	4
						1	North Carolina	4

						16	California	0
	Kentucky	4

	Syracuse	3
				Kentucky	2
Berkeley, California
			16	California	4
	San Jose State	0

16	California	4
									1	North Carolina	4

										Duke	1
9	UCF	4

	Charleston Southern	0
			9	UCF	4
Orlando, Florida
				Miami (FL)	1
	FIU	0

	Miami (FL)	4
						9	UCF	3

							Duke	4
	Duke	4

	Alabama	0
				Duke	4
Waco, Texas
			8	Baylor	3
	Texas A&M–Corpus Christi	0

8	Baylor	4
												1	North Carolina	3

												5	Pepperdine	4
5	Pepperdine	4

	Northern Arizona	0
			5	Pepperdine	4
Malibu, California
				Stanford	2
	UC Santa Barbara	0

	Stanford	4
						5	Pepperdine	4

							Michigan	0
	Michigan	4

	Rice	1
				Michigan	4
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
			12	LSU	3
	Boston University	0

12	LSU	4
									5	Pepperdine	4

									4	UCLA	3
13	Georgia Tech	4

	Georgia Southern	0
			13	Georgia Tech	4
Atlanta, Georgia
				North Florida	0
	North Florida	4

	Ole Miss	3
						13	Georgia Tech	0

						4	UCLA	4
	Texas Tech	4

	San Diego	0
				Texas Tech	0
Los Angeles, California
			4	UCLA	4
	Grand Canyon	0

4	UCLA	4
															5	Pepperdine	3

															2	Texas	4
3	Georgia	4

	Austin Peay	0
			3	Georgia	4
Athens, Georgia
				Wake Forest	1
	Furman	2

	Wake Forest	4
						3	Georgia	4

						14	Virginia	1
	Tennessee	4

	James Madison	0
				Tennessee	2
Charlottesville, Virginia
			14	Virginia	4
	LIU	0

14	Virginia	4
									3	Georgia	2

									6	NC State	4
11	Florida	4

	Siena	0
			11	Florida	1
Gainesville, Florida
				USC	4
	USC	4

	Oklahoma	3
							USC	1

						6	NC State	4
	South Carolina	2

	Iowa State	4
				Iowa State	2
Raleigh, North Carolina
			6	NC State	4
	VCU	0

6	NC State	4
												6	NC State	0

												2	Texas	4
7	Florida State	4

	Alabama State	0
			7	Florida State	4
Tallahassee, Florida
				Auburn	1
	Oklahoma State	2

	Auburn	4
						7	Florida State	4

						10	Texas A&M	2
	Northwestern	4

	Xavier	0
				Northwestern	2
College Station, Texas
			10	Texas A&M	4
	Drake	0

10	Texas A&M	4
									7	Florida State	0

									2	Texas	4
15	Ohio State	4

	UIC	0
			15	Ohio State	4
Columbus, Ohio
				Vanderbilt	3
	Ball State	0

	Vanderbilt	4
						15	Ohio State	1

						2	Texas	4
	Arizona State	4

	Mississippi State	0
				Arizona State	0
Austin, Texas
			2	Texas	4
	Denver	0

2	Texas	4

Bracket source:^[5]

Men's singles championship

National seeds

Liam Draxl, Kentucky
Daniel Rodrigues, South Carolina
Hady Habib, Texas A&M
Valentin Vacherot, Texas A&M
Duarte Vale, Florida
Sam Riffice, Florida (National Champion)
Johannus Monday, Tennessee
Gabriel Décamps, UCF

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

Trent Bryde, Georgia
Gabriel Diallo, Kentucky
Luc Fomba, TCU
Alastair Gray, TCU
Finn Reynolds, Ole Miss
Matías Soto, Baylor
Henri Squire, Wake Forest
Adam Walton, Tennessee

Draw

Finals

Quarterfinals				Semifinals					Final

1	Liam Draxl (Kentucky)	7⁷	6

8	Gabriel Décamps (UCF)	6⁶	1
				1	Liam Draxl (Kentucky)	6⁵	6	1

				6	Sam Riffice (Florida)	7⁷	2	6
4	Valentin Vacherot (Texas A&M)	3	0

6	Sam Riffice (Florida)	6	6
									6	Sam Riffice (Florida)	3	6	6

									2	Daniel Rodrigues (South Carolina)	6	1	4
	Adrian Boitan (Baylor)	6	6

	William Blumberg (North Carolina)	4	1
					Adrian Boitan (Baylor)	6¹	1^r

				2	Daniel Rodrigues (South Carolina)	7⁷	3
	Aleksandar Kovacevic (Illinois)	1	3

2	Daniel Rodrigues (South Carolina)	6	6

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

1	L Draxl (Kentucky)	2	6	7⁷
	J McNally (Ohio State)	6	1	6⁴	1	L Draxl (Kentucky)	3	6	6
	Axle Nefve (Notre Dame)	6	4	7		A Nefve (Notre Dame)	6	3	4
	P Henning (Georgia)	4	6	5						1	L Draxl (Kentucky)	3	6	7
9-16	Adam Walton (Tennessee)	7	6							9-16	A Walton (Tennessee)	6	4	5
	James Davis (Denver)	5	2		9-16	A Walton (Tennessee)	7⁸	6
	Connor Thomson (South Carolina)	2	1			Z Clark (Illinois)	6⁶	4
	Zeke Clark (Illinois)	6	6												1	L Draxl (Kentucky)	7⁸	6
8	Gabriel Décamps (UCF)	2	6	7⁸											8	G Décamps (UCF)	6⁶	1
	Micah Braswell (Texas)	6	1	6⁶	8	G Décamps (UCF)	6	6
	Andy Andrade (Florida)	7⁷	6			A Andrade (Florida)	1	4
	Francisco Rocha (Middle Tenn.)	6²	0							8	G Décamps (UCF)	5	6	6
9-16	Luc Fomba (TCU)	6	4	6						9-16	L Fomba (TCU)	7	3	4
	Nikola Slavic (Ole Miss)	3	6	4	9-16	L Fomba (TCU)	6	3	6
	Giovanni Oradini (Mississippi St.)	6	2	6		G Oradini (Mississippi St.)	2	6	0
	M Dellien (Wichita St.)	4	6	2

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

4	V Vacherot (Texas A&M)	2	7	6
	Gustaf Ström (Arizona)	6	5	3	4	V Vacherot (Texas A&M)	6	6
	Riley Smith (Southern California)	7⁷	6⁵	7⁷		R Smith (Southern California)	1	2
	Lleyton Cronje (VCU)	6⁵	7⁷	6⁵						4	V Vacherot (Texas A&M)	6	3	6
9-16	Matías Soto (Baylor)	4	3								R Hijikata (North Carolina)	2	6	1
	Ed Nava (Wake Forest)	6	6			Ed Nava (Wake Forest)	6²	4
	Ronald Hohmann (LSU)	2	6	6⁴		R Hijikata (North Carolina)	7⁷	6
	R Hijikata (North Carolina)	6	4	7⁷											4	V Vacherot (Texas A&M)	3	0
6	S Riffice (Florida)	1	7	6											6	S Riffice (Florida)	6	6
	Nathan Ponwith (Arizona St.)	6	5	2	6	S Riffice (Florida)	2	6	6
	Edson Ortiz (Alabama)	7⁷	6⁶	1		A Martin (Georgia Tech)	6	2	0
	A Martin (Georgia Tech)	6²	7⁸	6						6	S Riffice (Florida)	6	6
9-16	F Reynolds (Ole Miss)	6	6								S Montsi (Illinois)	2	0
	Sean Hill (BYU)	3	3		9-16	F Reynolds (Ole Miss)	4	6⁴
	T Zink (Georgia)	3	2			S Montsi (Illinois)	6	7⁷
	Siphosothando Montsi (Illinois)	6	6

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	Janmagnus Johnson (FGCU)	1	6	3
	Adrian Boitan (Baylor)	6	4	6		A Boitan (Baylor)	1	6	6
	Florian Broska (Mississippi St.)	6	6			F Broska (Mississippi St.)	6	1	2
9-16	Henri Squire (Wake Forest)	4	2								A Boitan (Baylor)	6	5	6
	A Holmgren (San Diego)	7	3	6							A Holmgren (San Diego)	3	7	4
	Tim Sandkaulen (Ole Miss)	5	6	4		A Holmgren (San Diego)	4	7⁷	6
	Jeffrey von der Schulenburg (Virginia)	1	0		5	D Vale (Florida)	6	6¹	2
5	Duarte Vale (Florida)	6	6													A Boitan (Baylor)	6	6
	Julien Evrard (South Alabama)	4	4													W Blumberg (North Carolina)	4	1
	Martim Prata (Tennessee)	6	6			M Prata (Tennessee)	6	2	2
	Hamish Stewart (Tulane)	4	7⁷	3	9-16	G Diallo (Kentucky)	4	6	6
9-16	Gabriel Diallo (Kentucky)	6	6⁴	6						9-16	G Diallo (Kentucky)	3	1
	Cannon Kingsley (Ohio St.)	4	4								W Blumberg (North Carolina)	6	6
	W Blumberg (North Carolina)	6	6			W Blumberg (North Carolina)	7	6
	Kody Pearson (Tulsa)	2	1		3	H Habib (Texas A&M)	5	2
3	H Habib (Texas A&M)	6	6

Section 4

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	Adrià Soriano Barrera (Miami (FL))	w/o
	Millen Hurrion (Kentucky)				A Soriano Barrera (Miami (FL))	1	0
	A Galarneau (NC State)	6	6		A Galarneau (NC State)	6	6
9-16	T Bryde (Georgia)	4	4							A Galarneau (NC State)	6	4	0
	Aleksandar Kovacevic (Illinois)	6	6							A Kovacevic (Illinois)	4	6	6
	Tyler Stice (Auburn)	3	2		A Kovacevic (Illinois)	6	6
	E Spizzirri (Texas)	6	7		E Spizzirri (Texas)	1	3
7	Johannus Monday (Tennessee)	4	5												A Kovacevic (Illinois)	1	3
	Matěj Vocel (Oklahoma St.)	6	6											2	D Rodrigues (South Carolina)	6	6
	JC Aguilar (Texas A&M)	3	1		M Vocel (Oklahoma St.)	1	6	4
	D Cukierman (Southern California)	6	6		D Cukierman (Southern California)	6	1	6
9-16	A Gray (TCU)	3	4							D Cukierman (Southern California)	4	6⁵
	Jakub Wojcik (South Fla.)	6	6						2	D Rodrigues (South Carolina)	6	7⁷
	Marcus McDaniel (Georgia Tech)	3	2		J Wojcik (South Fla.)	3	0
	Dimitri Badra (ETSU)	3	4	2	D Rodrigues (South Carolina)	6	6
2	Daniel Rodrigues (South Carolina)	6	6

Women's singles championship

National seeds

Sara Daavettila, North Carolina
Estela Pérez Somarriba, Miami (FL)
Emma Navarro, Virginia (National Champion)
Katarina Jokić, Georgia
Kenya Jones, Georgia Tech
Anna Rogers, NC State
Abigail Forbes, UCLA
McCartney Kessler, Florida

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

Carolyn Campana, Wake Forest
Victoria Flores, Georgia Tech
Viktoriya Kanapatskaya, Syracuse
Katarina Kozarov, Furman
Alexa Noel, Iowa
Giulia Pairone, Florida State
Isabella Pfennig, Miami (FL)
Natasha Subhash, Virginia

Draw

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

1	Sara Daavettila (North Carolina)	6	6

	Christina Rosca (Vanderbilt)	2	4
					1	Sara Daavettila (North Carolina)	4	6	2

					3	Emma Navarro (Virginia)	6	2	6
3	Emma Navarro (Virginia)	6	6

	Paris Corley (LSU)	2	1
										3	Emma Navarro (Virginia)	6	6

										2	Estela Pérez Somarriba (Miami (FL))	3	1
6	Anna Rogers (NC State)	2	3

	Janice Tjen (Oregon)	6	6
						Janice Tjen (Oregon)	6⁴	0

					2	Estela Pérez Somarriba (Miami (FL))	7⁷	6
7	Abigail Forbes (UCLA)	7⁷	5	3

2	Estela Pérez Somarriba (Miami (FL))	6⁵	7	6

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

1	Sara Daavettila (North Carolina)	3	6	6
	Solymar Colling (San Diego)	6	1	3	1	S Daavettila (North Carolina)	6	6
	Rebeka Stolmár (UCF)	1	4			L Ma (Georgia)	4	4
	Lea Ma (Georgia)	6	6							1	S Daavettila (North Carolina)	6	6
9-16	Carolyn Campana (Wake Forest)	0	6	3							J Failla (Pepperdine)	3	2
	Yulia Starodubtseva (Old Dominion)	6	4	6		Y Starodubtseva (Old Dominion)	0	0
	Jessica Failla (Pepperdine)	7⁷	7⁷			J Failla (Pepperdine)	6	6
	Anna Riedmiller (Denver)	6⁵	6⁴												1	S Daavettila (North Carolina)	6	6
8	McCartney Kessler (Florida)	6	6													C Rosca (Vanderbilt)	2	4
	Vanessa Wong (Washington)	3	2		8	M Kessler (Florida)	4	4
	Kelly Chen (Duke)	2	7⁷	7		K Chen (Duke)	6	6
	J Hart (UCLA)	6	6¹	5							K Chen (Duke)	6	4	2
9-16	Isabella Pfennig (Miami (FL))	3	6	6							C Rosca (Vanderbilt)	4	6	6
	Anna Turati (Texas)	6	1	2	9-16	I Pfennig (Miami (FL))	6	2	3
	Emmanuelle Salas (Florida St.)	5	3			C Rosca (Vanderbilt)	2	6	6
	C Rosca (Vanderbilt)	7	6

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

3	E Navarro (Virginia)	7⁷	6
	Haley Giavara (California)	6³	2		3	E Navarro (Virginia)	1	7	6
	I Hattingh (Arizona St.)	6	7⁷			I Hattingh (Arizona St.)	6	5	0
	Megan Davies (South Carolina)	3	6³							3	E Navarro (Virginia)	6	6
9-16	K Kozarov (Furman)	6	6								M Kowalski (Georgia)	1	1
	Michaela Gordon (Stanford)	0	2		9-16	K Kozarov (Furman)	5	4
	M Jones (North Carolina)	2	2			M Kowalski (Georgia)	7	6
	Meg Kowalski (Georgia)	6	6											3	E Navarro (Virginia)	6	6
5	Kenya Jones (Georgia Tech)	5	3												P Corley (LSU)	2	1
	Selin Övünç (Auburn)	7	6			S Övünç (Auburn)	3	7	6
	Alana Wolfberg (Oklahoma St.)	5	5			B Murgett (Missouri)	6	5	2
	Bronte Murgett (Missouri)	7	7								S Övünç (Auburn)	4	0
9-16	A Noel (Iowa)	6	4	7							P Corley (LSU)	6	6
	A Smith (NC State)	4	6	5	9-16	A Noel (Iowa)	6	3	5
	Paris Corley (LSU)	6	6⁵	6		P Corley (LSU)	1	6	7
	Ahmeir Kyle (Xavier)	2	7⁷	3

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	Anna Campana (Wake Forest)	6	6
	Taylor Bridges (LSU)	0	3			A Campana (Wake Forest)	5	2
	B Thamchaiwat (Oklahoma St.)	3	6	7		B Thamchaiwat (Oklahoma St.)	7	6
9-16	Viktoriya Kanapatskaya (Syracuse)	6	3	5							B Thamchaiwat (Oklahoma St.)	7	4	1
	F Crawley (North Carolina)	5	5							6	A Rogers (NC State)	5	6	6
	Ayana Akli (Maryland)	7	7			A Akli (Maryland)	2	6	4
	A Lahey (Pepperdine)	5	6	3	6	A Rogers (NC State)	6	4	6
6	A Rogers (NC State)	7	4	6											6	A Rogers (NC State)	2	3
	G Drummy (Duke)	4	6	6												J Tjen (Oregon)	6	6
	Sabina Machalová (Ole Miss)	6	4	1		G Drummy (Duke)	6	6
	Karina Miller (Michigan)	6	6			K Miller (Michigan)	2	4
9-16	Victoria Flores (Georgia Tech)	4	4								G Drummy (Duke)	2	4
	Indianna Spink (Arkansas)	2	2								J Tjen (Oregon)	6	6
	Janice Tjen (Oregon)	6	6			J Tjen (Oregon)	6	6
	Shakhnoza Khatamova (UC Santa Barbara)	1	6⁵		4	K Jokić (Georgia)	1	4
4	Katarina Jokić (Georgia)	6	7⁷

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

	Mia Horvit (South Carolina)	7	6
	Paola Delgado (VCU)	5	0			M Horvit (South Carolina)	7⁷	4	4
	Emma Antonaki (Mississippi St.)	6	6			E Antonaki (Mississippi St.)	6²	6	6
9-16	Giulia Pairone (Florida St.)	4	4								E Antonaki (Mississippi St.)	3	3
	C Morra (North Carolina)	2	3							7	A Forbes (UCLA)	6	6
	Irina Cantos Siemers (Ohio St.)	6	6			I Cantos Siemers (Ohio St.)	3	4
	C Beck (Duke)	3	6³		7	A Forbes (UCLA)	6	6
7	A Forbes (UCLA)	6	7⁷											7	A Forbes (UCLA)	7⁷	5	3
	Alexa Graham (North Carolina)	6	6											2	E Pérez Somarriba (Miami (FL))	6⁵	7	6
	A Paražinskaitė (Kentucky)	1	0			A Graham (North Carolina)	6⁶	6	6
	Valeriya Zeleva (UCF)	7	4	1	9-16	N Subhash (Virginia)	7⁸	0	1
9-16	N Subhash (Virginia)	5	6	6							A Graham (North Carolina)	3	3
	Tatiana Makarova (Texas A&M)	2	3							2	E Pérez Somarriba (Miami (FL))	6	6
	P Stearns (Texas)	6	6			P Stearns (Texas)	2	4
	Salma Ewing (Southern California)	2	3		2	E Pérez Somarriba (Miami (FL))	6	6
2	E Pérez Somarriba (Miami (FL))	6	6

Men's doubles championship

National seeds

Finn Reynolds / Tim Sandkaulen, Ole Miss
William Blumberg / Brian Cernoch, North Carolina
Patrick Harper / Adam Walton, Tennessee (National Champions)
Luc Fomba / Alastair Gray, TCU

Players ranked 5th–8th, listed by institution

Constantin Frantzen / Sven Lah, Baylor
Trent Bryde / Tyler Zink, Georgia
César Bourgois / Gabriel Diallo, Kentucky
Trey Hilderbrand / Bogdan Pavel, UCF

Draw

Finals

Semifinals				Final

	Guy den Ouden (Pepperdine) Adrian Oetzbach (Pepperdine)	4	1

	Tad Maclean (Auburn) Finn Murgett (Auburn)	6	6
					Tad Maclean (Auburn) Finn Murgett (Auburn)	6⁵	6	[11]

				3	Patrick Harper (Tennessee) Adam Walton (Tennessee)	7⁷	2	[13]
3	Patrick Harper (Tennessee) Adam Walton (Tennessee)	7	6

5-8	Constantin Frantzen (Baylor) Sven Lah (Baylor)	5	4

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	F Reynolds (Ole Miss) Tim Sandkaulen (Ole Miss)	6	7
	Ed Nava (Wake Forest) H Squire (Wake Forest)	3	5		1	F Reynolds (Ole Miss) T Sandkaulen (Ole Miss)	6	3	[4]
	Vlad Lobak (Minnesota) S Troost (Minnesota)	6	6			V Lobak (Minnesota) S Troost (Minnesota)	4	6	[10]
	Victor Chaw (Samford) Jim Hendrikx (Samford)	1	3								V Lobak (Minnesota) S Troost (Minnesota)	3	6	[7]
5-8	T Bryde (Georgia) T Zink (Georgia)	6	2	[10]							G den Ouden (Pepperdine) A Oetzbach (Pepperdine)	6	3	[10]
	Conrad Russell (Rice) Sumit Sarkar (Rice)	3	6	[4]	5-8	T Bryde (Georgia) T Zink (Georgia)	4	7	[4]
	Guy den Ouden (Pepperdine) Adrian Oetzbach (Pepperdine)	6	6			G den Ouden (Pepperdine) A Oetzbach (Pepperdine)	6	5	[10]
	S Riffice (Florida) D Vale (Florida)	3	3													G den Ouden (Pepperdine) A Oetzbach (Pepperdine)	4	1
4	Luc Fomba (TCU) A Gray (TCU)	6	6													T Maclean (Auburn) F Murgett (Auburn)	6	6
	Florian Broska (Mississippi St.) Gregor Ramskogler (Mississippi St.)	4	3		4	L Fomba (TCU) A Gray (TCU)	3	4
	D Cukierman (Southern California) Riley Smith (Southern California)	6	6			D Cukierman (Southern California) R Smith (Southern California)	6	6
	JC Aguilar (Texas A&M) Bjorn Thomson (Texas A&M)	3	0								D Cukierman (Southern California) R Smith (Southern California)	6⁴	6	[3]
5-8	César Bourgois (Kentucky) Gabriel Diallo (Kentucky)	5	5								T Maclean (Auburn) F Murgett (Auburn)	7⁷	3	[10]
	Tristan McCormick (Notre Dame) Axel Nefve (Notre Dame)	7	7			T McCormick (Notre Dame) A Nefve (Notre Dame)	4	6	[7]
	Jordan Chrysostom (Virginia Tech) Ryan Fishback (Virginia Tech)	2	4			T Maclean (Auburn) F Murgett (Auburn)	6	1	[10]
	Tad Maclean (Auburn) Finn Murgett (Auburn)	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

	Loïc Cloes (South Alabama) Clément Marzol (South Alabama)	6	6
	Will Grant (Florida) J Ingildsen (Florida)	1	2			L Cloes (South Alabama) C Marzol (South Alabama)	7	6
	Patrick Kaukovalta (Alabama) Riccardo Roberto (Alabama)	6	6⁴	[8]	5-8	T Hilderbrand (UCF) B Pavel (UCF)	5	3
5-8	Trey Hilderbrand (UCF) Bogdan Pavel (UCF)	2	7⁷	[10]							L Cloes (South Alabama) C Marzol (South Alabama)	4	2
	A Martin (Georgia Tech) Marcus McDaniel (Georgia Tech)	6	6							3	P Harper (Tennessee) A Walton (Tennessee)	6	6
	Daniel Rodrigues (South Carolina) Connor Thomson (South Carolina)	3	3			A Martin (Georgia Tech) M McDaniel (Georgia Tech)	6³	2
	Garrett Johns (Duke) Sean Sculley (Duke)	0	4		3	P Harper (Tennessee) A Walton (Tennessee)	7⁷	6
3	Patrick Harper (Tennessee) Adam Walton (Tennessee)	6	6												3	P Harper (Tennessee) A Walton (Tennessee)	7	6
	Oscar Cutting (Memphis) David Stevenson (Memphis)	4	4												5-8	C Frantzen (Baylor) S Lah (Baylor)	5	4
	Emile Hudd (Oklahoma St.) Matěj Vocel (Oklahoma St.)	6	6			E Hudd (Oklahoma St.) M Vocel (Oklahoma St.)	6	4	[8]
	Ewan Moore (Tulane) Hamish Stewart (Tulane)	1	6⁴		5-8	C Frantzen (Baylor) S Lah (Baylor)	1	6	[10]
5-8	Constantin Frantzen (Baylor) Sven Lah (Baylor)	6	7⁷							5-8	C Frantzen (Baylor) S Lah (Baylor)	6	0	[10]
	E Spizzirri (Texas) Siem Woldeab (Texas)	6	3	[8]						2	W Blumberg (North Carolina) B Cernoch (North Carolina)	4	6	[7]
	Rithvik Bollipalli (South Florida) Jakub Wojcik (South Florida)	4	6	[10]		R Bollipalli (South Florida) J Wojcik (South Florida)	5	7⁷	[8]
	Will Davies (Iowa) Oliver Okonkwo (Iowa)	6⁷	2		2	W Blumberg (North Carolina) B Cernoch (North Carolina)	7	6³	[10]
2	W Blumberg (North Carolina) Brian Cernoch (North Carolina)	7⁷	6

Women's doubles championship

National seeds

Fiona Arrese / Akvilė Paražinskaitė, Kentucky
Sara Daavettila / Cameron Morra, North Carolina
Victoria Flores / Kenya Jones, Georgia Tech
Makenna Jones / Elizabeth Scotty, North Carolina (National Champions)

Players ranked 5th–8th, listed by institution

Chloe Beck / Karolína Beránková, Duke
McCartney Kessler / Marlee Zein, Florida
Ariana Arseneault / Katarina Jokić, Georgia
Jaeda Daniel / Adriana Reami, NC State

Draw

Finals

Semifinals					Final

	Anna Rogers (NC State) Alana Smith (NC State)	3	4

4	Makenna Jones (North Carolina) Elizabeth Scotty (North Carolina)	6	6
					4	Makenna Jones (North Carolina) Elizabeth Scotty (North Carolina)	7⁷	4	[10]

						Kylie Collins (Texas) Lulu Sun (Texas)	6³	6	[8]
	Rosie Johanson (Virginia) Emma Navarro (Virginia)	6	5	[8]

	Kylie Collins (Texas) Lulu Sun (Texas)	4	7	[10]

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	Fiona Arrese (Kentucky) A Paražinskaitė (Kentucky)	5	6	[10]
	Anna Brylin (Wake Forest) Brooke Killingsworth (Wake Forest)	7	3	[4]	1	F Arrese (Kentucky) A Paražinskaitė (Kentucky)	3	2
	Elysia Bolton (UCLA) J Hart (UCLA)	6	6			E Bolton (UCLA) J Hart (UCLA)	6	6
	E Pérez Somarriba (Miami (FL)) Isabella Pfennig (Miami (FL))	3	3								E Bolton (UCLA) J Hart (UCLA)	6⁴	3
5-8	C Beck (Duke) Karolína Beránková (Duke)	6	4	[10]							A Rogers (NC State) A Smith (NC State)	7⁷	6
	Megan Davies (South Carolina) Mia Horvit (South Carolina)	4	6	[8]	5-8	C Beck (Duke) K Beránková (Duke)	7⁷	4	[7]
	Michaela Gordon (Stanford) Niluka Madurawe (Stanford)	5	1			A Rogers (NC State) A Smith (NC State)	6⁵	6	[10]
	A Rogers (NC State) A Smith (NC State)	7	6												A Rogers (NC State) A Smith (NC State)	3	4
4	M Jones (North Carolina) E Scotty (North Carolina)	3	6	[14]										4	M Jones (North Carolina) E Scotty (North Carolina)	6	6
	Gia Cohen (Georgia Tech) Ava Hrastar (Georgia Tech)	6	3	[12]	4	M Jones (North Carolina) E Scotty (North Carolina)	2	7⁷	[11]
	Julia Adams (Furman) K Kozarov (Furman)	7⁷	6			J Adams (Furman) K Kozarov (Furman)	6	6²	[9]
	Ally Bojczuk (Notre Dame) Julia Lilien (Notre Dame)	6⁶	3							4	M Jones (North Carolina) E Scotty (North Carolina)	6	6
5-8	McCartney Kessler (Florida) Marlee Zein (Florida)	6	6								S Múnera (Virginia) N Subhash (Virginia)	3	3
	Raven Neely (Louisville) Tatiana Šimová (Louisville)	1	3		5-8	M Kessler (Florida) M Zein (Florida)	2	4
	Sofía Múnera (Virginia) N Subhash (Virginia)	6	4	[12]		S Múnera (Virginia) N Subhash (Virginia)	6	6
	Martina Okáľová (Tulsa) Vera Ploner (Tulsa)	3	6	[10]

Bottom half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals

	Diana Khodan (Miami (FL)) M Tahan (Miami (FL))	1	4
	Jayci Goldsmith (Texas A&M) Tatiana Makarova (Texas A&M)	6	6			J Goldsmith (Texas A&M) T Makarova (Texas A&M)	6	6
	Jessica Failla (Pepperdine) Shiori Fukuda (Pepperdine)	6²	6⁴		5-8	J Daniel (NC State) A Reami (NC State)	2	3
5-8	J Daniel (NC State) A Reami (NC State)	7⁷	7⁷							J Goldsmith (Texas A&M) T Makarova (Texas A&M)	3	1
	Rosie Johanson (Virginia) E Navarro (Virginia)	4	7⁷	[10]						R Johanson (Virginia) E Navarro (Virginia)	6	6
	Haley Giavara (California) V Ivanov (California)	6	6²	[7]		R Johanson (Virginia) E Navarro (Virginia)	6	6
	C Corley (Oklahoma) I Corley (Oklahoma)	7⁷	6			C Corley (Oklahoma) I Corley (Oklahoma)	4	3
3	Victoria Flores (Georgia Tech) Kenya Jones (Georgia Tech)	6³	3												R Johanson (Virginia) E Navarro (Virginia)	6	5	[8]
	Margaryta Bilokin (Duke) Meible Chi (Duke)	1	6	[4]											K Collins (Texas) L Sun (Texas)	4	7	[10]
	Carolyn Campana (Wake Forest) Eliza Omirou (Wake Forest)	6	1	[10]		C Campana (Wake Forest) E Omirou (Wake Forest)	4	6²
	Nandini Das (Florida St.) Andrea García (Florida St.)	6	6			N Das (Florida St.) A García (Florida St.)	6	7⁷
5-8	Ariana Arseneault (Georgia) Katarina Jokić (Georgia)	4	4							N Das (Florida St.) A García (Florida St.)	3	7⁷	[5]
	Cameron Corse (Notre Dame) Page Freeman (Notre Dame)	3	2							K Collins (Texas) L Sun (Texas)	6	6²	[10]
	Kylie Collins (Texas) Lulu Sun (Texas)	6	6			K Collins (Texas) L Sun (Texas)	6	6
	K Allen (Ohio St.) Isabelle Boulais (Ohio St.)	5	1		2	S Daavettila (North Carolina) C Morra (North Carolina)	0	1
2	S Daavettila (North Carolina) C Morra (North Carolina)	7	6

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References

↑ "NCAA Championships At the National Campus". ustanationalcampus.com. Retrieved May 4, 2021.
↑ "List of NCAA Men's Tennis Champions". Ncaa.com. Retrieved May 4, 2021.
↑ "List of NCAA Women's Tennis Champions". Ncaa.com. Retrieved May 4, 2021.
↑ "2021 DI Men's Tennis Championship Official Bracket". ncaa.com. Retrieved May 4, 2021.
↑ "2021 DI Women's Tennis Championship Official Bracket". ncaa.com. Retrieved May 4, 2021.

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[4] Liberty was originally the automatic qualifier from the ASUN Conference, but was replaced by FGCU due to COVID-19 protocols. FGCU was also unable to participate due to protocols and forfeited.

[1] "NCAA Championships At the National Campus". ustanationalcampus.com. Retrieved May 4, 2021.

[2] "List of NCAA Men's Tennis Champions". Ncaa.com. Retrieved May 4, 2021.

[3] "List of NCAA Women's Tennis Champions". Ncaa.com. Retrieved May 4, 2021.

[5] "2021 DI Men's Tennis Championship Official Bracket". ncaa.com. Retrieved May 4, 2021.

[6] "2021 DI Women's Tennis Championship Official Bracket". ncaa.com. Retrieved May 4, 2021.

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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

2021 NCAA Division I Tennis Championships

Contents

Men's team championship

National seeds

Bracket

Notes

Women's team championship

National seeds

Bracket

Men's singles championship

National seeds

Draw

Finals

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

Women's singles championship

National seeds

Draw

Finals

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

Men's doubles championship

National seeds

Draw

Finals

Top half

Bottom half

Women's doubles championship

National seeds

Draw

Finals

Top half

Bottom half

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