List of American tennis players at the Summer Olympics

This is a list of American tennis players who have represented the country at the Summer Olympics, including editions where tennis was contested as a demonstration sport, with the performance of each athlete listed.

Serena Williams at the 2012 Summer Olympics Women's Singles gold medal match

1900 – Paris

Main article: United States at the 1900 Summer Olympics

• Men's Singles:
  • Basil Spalding de Garmendia – Lost in the quarterfinals ^[1]
  • Charles Sands – Lost in the round of 16
  • Charles Voigt – Lost in the round of 16

• Women's Singles:
  • Georgina Jones – Lost in the quarterfinals ^{[2] [3]}
  • Marion Jones Farquhar – Bronze medal ^[4]

• Men's Doubles:
  • Basil Spalding de Garmendia / Max Décugis – Silver medal ^{[5] [6]}
  • Charles Sands / Archibald Warden – Lost in the quarterfinals

• Mixed Doubles:
  • Marion Jones Farquhar / Laurence Doherty – Bronze medal ^[7]
  • Charles Sands / Georgina Jones – Lost in the quarterfinals ^{[2] [3]}

1904 – St. Louis

Main article: United States at the 1904 Summer Olympics

• Men's Singles:
  • Beals Wright – Gold medal
  • Robert LeRoy – Silver medal ^{[8] [9]}
  • Alphonzo Bell – Bronze medal ^[10]
  • Edgar Leonard – Bronze medal
  • W. E. Blatherwick – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Charles Cresson – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • John Neely – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Semp Russ – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Joe Cunningham – Lost in the second round
  • Dwight F. Davis – Lost in the second round
  • Rollin Feitshans – Lost in the second round ^{[11] [12]}
  • Hugh Jones – Lost in the second round
  • Ralph McKittrick – Lost in the second round
  • Fred Sanderson – Lost in the second round
  • Joseph Charles– Lost in the first round
  • Andrew Drew – Lost in the first round
  • William Easton – Lost in the first round
  • Chris Forney – Lost in the first round
  • Malcolm MacDonald – Lost in the first round
  • Forest Montgomery– Lost in the first round
  • Nathaniel Semple – Lost in the first round
  • James Tritle – Lost in the first round
  • Douglas Turner – Lost in the first round
  • Orien Vernon – Lost in the first round
  • Frank Wheaton – Lost in the first round
  • George Stadel – Lost in the first round
• Men's Doubles:
  • Beals Wright / Edgar Leonard – Gold medal
  • Robert LeRoy / Alphonzo Bell – Silver medal ^{[9] [10]}
  • Clarence Gamble / Arthur Wear – Bronze medal
  • Joseph Wear / Allen West – Bronze medal ^{[13] [14]}
  • Charles Cresson / Semp Russ – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Dwight F. Davis / Ralph McKittrick – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Edwin Hunter / Frank Wheaton – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Hugh Jones / Harold Kauffman – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • W. E. Blatherwick / Orien Vernon – Lost in the second round
  • Joseph Charles / N. M. Smith – Lost in the second round
  • Andrew Drew / Douglas Turner – Lost in the second round
  • Paul Gleeson / Hugo Hardy – Lost in the second round
  • Malcolm MacDonald / Nathaniel Semple – Lost in the second round
  • Forest Montgomery / James Tritle – Lost in the second round
  • Frederick Semple / George Stadel – Lost in the second round

1912 – Stockholm

Main article: United States at the 1912 Summer Olympics

• Men's Outdoor Singles:
  • Theodore Pell – Lost in the quarterfinals

1924 – Paris

Main article: United States at the 1924 Summer Olympics

• Men's ingles:
  • Francis Hunter – Lost in the third round
  • Vincent Richards – Gold medal
  • Watson Washburn – Lost in the fourth round
  • R. Norris Williams – Lost in the quarterfinals
• Men's doubles:
  • Francis Hunter / Vincent Richards – Gold medal
  • Watson Washburn / R. Norris Williams – Lost in the quarterfinals
• Women's singles:
  • Eleanor Goss – Lost in the third round
  • Marion Jessup – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Lillian Scharman – Lost in the second round
  • Helen Wills Moody – Gold medal
• Women's doubles:

Eleanor Goss / Marion Jessup – Lost in the first round Hazel Wightman / Helen Wills Moody – Gold medal

• Mixed doubles:
  • Marion Jessup / Vincent Richards – Silver medal
  • Hazel Wightman / R. Norris Williams – Gold medal

1988 – Seoul

Main article: United States at the 1988 Summer Olympics

• Men's singles:
  • Brad Gilbert – Bronze medal
  • Tim Mayotte – Silver medal
  • Robert Seguso – Lost in the third round
• Men's doubles:
  • Ken Flach / Robert Seguso – Gold medal
• Women's singles:
  • Chris Evert – Lost in the third round
  • Zina Garrison – Bronze medal
  • Pam Shriver – Lost in the quarterfinals

Women's doubles:

• • Zina Garrison / Pam Shriver– Gold medal

1992 – Barcelona

Main article: United States at the 1992 Summer Olympics

• Men's singles:
  • Michael Chang – Lost in the second round
  • Jim Courier – Lost in the third round
  • Pete Sampras – Lost in the third round

Men's doubles:

• • Jim Courier / Pete Sampras – Lost in the second round
• Women's singles:
  • Jennifer Capriati – Gold medal
  • Mary Joe Fernández – Bronze medal
  • Zina Garrison-Jackson – Lost in the first round
• Women's doubles:
  • Gigi Fernández / Mary Joe Fernández – Gold medal. ^[15]

1996 – Atlanta

Main article: United States at the 1996 Summer Olympics

• Men's singles:
  • Andre Agassi – Gold medal
  • Richey Reneberg– Lost in the first round
  • MaliVai Washington – Lost in the quarterfinals
• Men's doubles:
  • Andre Agassi / MaliVai Washington – Lost in the second round
• Women's singles:
  • Lindsay Davenport – Gold medal
  • Mary Joe Fernández – 4th place
  • Monica Seles – Lost in the quarterfinals
• Women's doubles:
  • Gigi Fernández / Mary Joe Fernández- Gold medal

2000 – Sidney

Main article: United States at the 2000 Summer Olympics

• Men's singles:
  • Michael Chang – Lost in the first round
  • Todd Martin – Lost in the first round
  • Vince Spadea – Lost in the first round
  • Jeff Tarango – Lost in the second round
• Men's doubles:
  • Alex O’Brien / Jared Palmer – Lost in the third round
• Women's singles:
  • Lindsay Davenport – Lost in the second round
  • Monica Seles – Bronze medal
  • Venus Williams – Gold medal
• Women's doubles:
  • Serena Williams / Venus Williams – Gold medal

2004 – Athens

Main article: United States at the 2004 Summer Olympics

• Men's singles:
  • Taylor Dent- 4th place
  • Mardy Fish - Silver medal
  • Andy Roddick- Lost in the third round
  • Vince Spadea- Lost in the second round
• Men's doubles:
  • Bob Bryan / Mike Bryan- Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Mardy Fish / Andy Roddick- Lost in the second round
• Women's singles:
  • Lisa Raymond- Lost in the second round
  • Chanda Rubin- Lost in the second round
  • Venus Williams - Lost in the second round
• Women's doubles:
  • Martina Navratilova / Lisa Raymond- Lost the Quarterfinals
  • Chanda Rubin / Venus Williams- Lost in the second round

2008 – Beijing

Main article: United States at the 2008 Summer Olympics

• Men's singles:
  • James Blake- 4th place
  • Robby Ginepri: Lost in the first round
  • Sam Querrey- Lost in the first round
• Men's doubles:
  • James Blake / Sam Querrey - Lost in the second round
  • Bob Bryan / Mike Bryan- Bronze medal
• Women's singles:
  • Jill Craybas- Lost in the first round
  • Serena Williams - Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Venus Williams- Lost in the third round
• Women's doubles:
  • Lindsay Davenport / Liezel Huber- Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Serena Williams / Venus Williams- Gold medal

2012 – London

Main article: United States at the 2012 Summer Olympics

• Men's singles:
  • Ryan Harrison- Lost in the first round
  • John Isner- Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Andy Roddick- Lost in the second round
  • Donald Young- Lost in the first round
• Men's doubles:
  • Bob Bryan / Mike Bryan- Gold medal
  • John Isner / Andy Roddick- Lost in the second round
• Women's Singles:
  • Varvara Lepchenko-Lost in the second round
  • Christina McHale- Lost in the first round
  • Serena Williams- Gold medal ^[16]
  • Venus Williams- Lost in the third round
• Women's Doubles:
  • Liezel Huber / Lisa Raymond- Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Serena Williams / Venus Williams- Gold medal
• Mixed Doubles:
  • Lisa Raymond / Mike Bryan- Bronze medal
  • Liezel Huber / Bob Bryan- Lost in the third round

2016- Rio de Janeiro

Main article: United States at the 2016 Summer Olympics

• Men's singles:
  • Steve Johnson – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Jack Sock – Lost in the first round
  • Brian Baker / Rajeev Ram – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Steve Johnson / Jack Sock – Bronze medal
• Women's singles:
  • Madison Keys – 4th place
  • Sloane Stephens – Lost in the first round
  • Serena Williams – Lost in the third round
  • Venus Williams – Lost in the first round
• Women's doubles :
  • Bethanie Mattek-Sands / CoCo Vandeweghe – Lost in the quarterfinals
  • Serena Williams / Venus Williams – Lost in the first round
  • Mixed Doubles:
  • Bethanie Mattek-Sands / Jack Sock –Bronze medal
• Venus Williams / Rajeev Ram– 4th place

2020- Tokyo

Main article: United States at the 2020 Summer Olympics

• Men's singles:
  • Tommy Paul – Lost in the first round
  • Tennys Sandgren – Lost in the first round
  • Frances Tiafoe – Lost in the second round
• Men's doubles:
  • Rajeev Ram / Frances Tiafoe – Lost in the first round
  • Austin Krajicek / Tennys Sandgren – Lost in the first round ^[17]
• Women's singles:
  • Jennifer Brady – Lost in the second round
  • Jessica Pegula – Lost in the first round
  • Alison Riske – Lost in the first round
• Women's doubles:
  • Nicole Melichar / Alison Riske – Lost in the first round
• Bethanie Mattek-Sands / Jessica Pegula – Lost in the first round
• Mixed Doubles:
  • Bethanie Mattek-Sands / Rajeev Ram – 4th place

2024- Paris

Main article: United States at the 2024 Summer Olympics

• Men's singles:
  • Christopher Eubanks – Lost in first round
  • Taylor Fritz – Lost in the third round
  • Marcos Giron – Lost in first round
  • Tommy Paul – Lost in the quarterfinals
• Men's doubles:
  • Taylor Fritz / Tommy Paul – Bronze medal ^[18]
  • Austin Krajicek / Rajeev Ram – Silver medal ^{[19] [20] [21] [22]}

• Women's singles:
  • Danielle Collins – Lost in the quarterfinals ^[23]
  • Coco Gauff – Lost in the third round
  • Emma Navarro – Lost in the third round ^[24]
  • Jessica Pegula – Lost in the second round ^[25]
• Women's doubles:
  • Danielle Collins / Desirae Krawczyk – Lost in the second round
  • Coco Gauff / Jessica Pegula – Lost in the third round ^[26]
• Mixed Doubles:
  • Taylor Fritz / Coco Gauff – Lost in the quarterfinals ^[26]

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