With the 2023 collegiate dual match season now complete, many current and former collegians have taken their talents to the professional tours where they have shined over the month of June.
Competing on the ITF Men’s and Women’s World Tours as well as the ATP and WTA Tours, collegians have accounted for 83 professional titles since the start of June as the college tennis pathway continues to produce tour ready players year-after-year.
Beginning with singles, 24 titles were won across the men’s and women’s sides of play. The 2023 NCAA Singles Champions, Ethan Quinn (Georgia) and Fangran Tian (UCLA) have continued their impressive run of play, each winning an ITF Singles Championship this month.
Former Fresno State and Pepperdine standout Mayer Sherif has played some of her best tennis to date during the month of June. The Egyptian became the highest ranked singles player in the countries history (No. 31) after winning two consecutive WTA Singles Titles in Croatia and Spain.
Throughout the ATP and WTA Singles Rankings, collegians find themselves in the Top 100 of both. In the ATP Singles Rankings, 14 players with college ties are featured in the Top 100, while in the WTA Rankings, five players with college ties place within the Top 100.
Across all doubles competitions, current and former collegians brought home 59 titles to this point in June. Standouts from the 2022-23 collegiate season have transitioned well to the professional game this summer as Ozan Baris (Michigan State), Garrett Johns (Duke), Jacob Fearnley (TCU), Johannus Monday (Tennessee), Kimmi Hance (UCLA), Eryn Cayetano (USC), and Diana Shnaider (NC State) have all won titles this month.
On the men’s side, 30 players have earned championships, including nine players who have won either ATP Challenger Tour or ATP Tour Men’s Doubles Championships. Following close behind on the women’s side, 29 players have won championships, with five of those coming from WTA Tour level events.
As collegians continue to excel on tour in doubles, 36 players with collegiate ties currently rank in the Top 100 of the ATP Doubles Rankings, while 14 players with college ties currently rank in the Top 100 of the WTA Doubles Rankings.
Continue below to see the compete list of singles and doubles champions since the beginning of June.
Quick Search: Men’s Singles | Women’s Singles | Men’s Doubles | Women’s Doubles
Men’s Singles Champions
- Results from events started after June 1, 2023
| Event | Player | School |
|---|---|---|
| M25 Carnac (ITF) | Lucas Poullain | Florida State |
| M25 Jakarta (ITF) | Jason Jung | Michigan |
| M15 Monastir (ITF) | Alexandr Cozbinov | UNLV |
| M15 Rancho Santa Fe (ITF) | Colin Sinclair | Cornell |
| M15 Tanger (ITF) | Filippo Moroni | Wake Forest |
| M15 San Diego (ITF) | Jacob Brumm | Baylor, Cal |
| M15 Monastir (ITF) | Hady Habib | Texas A&M |
| W25 Wichita (ITF) | Ethan Quinn | Georgia |
| M15 Monastir (ITF) | Hady Habib | Texas A&M |
| Tyler Challenger (ATP) | Nicolas Moreno De Alboran | UC Santa Barbara |
Women’s Singles Champions
- Results from events started after June 1, 2023
| Event | Player | School |
|---|---|---|
| W25 La Marsa (ITF) | Rutuja Bhosale | Texas A&M |
| W15 Rancho Santa Fe (ITF) | Megan McCray | Oklahoma State |
| W25 Setubal (ITF) | Arianne Hartono | Ole Miss |
| W25 Madrid (ITF) | Makenna Jones | North Carolina |
| W15 San Diego (ITF) | Fangran Tian | UCLA |
| W15 Monastir (ITF) | Natalia Siedliska | Saint Leo, FIU, Indiana, Lynn |
| W60 Sumter (ITF) | Yulia Starodubtseva | Old Dominion |
| W25 Guimaraes (ITF) | Gabriela Knutson | Syracuse |
| W25 Colorado Springs (ITF) | Katarina Kozarov | Furman, Texas Tech |
| W15 San Diego (ITF) | Sara Daavettila | North Carolina |
| W15 Kocevje (ITF) | Anna Zyryanova | NC State |
| W15 Nakhon Thammarat (ITF) | Nicole Khirin | Texas, Texas A&M |
| Makarska Open 125 (WTA) | Mayar Sherif | Pepperdine, Fresno State |
| BBVA Open (WTA) | Mayar Sherif | Pepperdine, Fresno State |
Men’s Doubles Champions
- Results from events started after June 1, 2023
| Event | Player | School |
|---|---|---|
| M25 Carnac (ITF) | Federico Agustin Gomez | Louisville |
| M25 Jablonec Nad Nisou (ITF) | Sebastian Fanselow | Pepperdine |
| M25 Jablonec Nad Nisou (ITF) | Dominik Kellovsky | Arizona State, Oklahoma State |
| M25 Jakarta (ITF) | Francis Casey Alcantara | Pepperdine, Fresno State |
| M25 Rome (ITF) | August Holmgren | San Diego |
| M15 Monastir (ITF) | Francois Musitelli | Grand Canyon, ODU, Kentucky |
| M15 Rancho Santa Fe (ITF) | Jack Anthrop | Ohio State |
| M25 Kursumllikska Banja (ITF) | Federico Agustin Gomez | Louisville |
| M25 Cordoba (ITF) | Murkel Dellien | Witchita State |
| M15 Nyiregyhaza (ITF) | Jakob Schnaitter | Azusa Pacific, Wake Forest |
| M15 Nyiregyhaza (ITF) | Kai Wehnelt | Utah State, Hawaii |
| M15 San Diego (ITF) | Daniel De Jonge | Pepperdine |
| M15 San Diego (ITF) | Andrew Rodgers | Pepperdine, Tennessee |
| M25 Risskov/Aarhus (ITF) | August Holmgren | San Diego |
| M25 Risskov/Aarhus (ITF) | Christian Sigsgaard | Texas |
| M25 Wichita (ITF) | Ozan Baris | Michigan State |
| M25 Wichita (ITF) | Garrett Johns | Duke |
| M25 Nakhon Thammarat (ITF) | Francis Casey Alcantara | Pepperdine, Fresno State |
| M15 San Diego (ITF) | Colin Markes | Texas |
| M15 San Diego (ITF) | Andrew Rodgers | Pepperdine, Tennessee |
| M15 Jakarta (ITF) | Siddhant Banthia | Wake Forest, California |
| Neckarcup (ATP) | Constantin Frantzen | Baylor |
| Neckarcup (ATP) | Hendrik Jebens | San Diego State |
| Tyler Challenger (ATP) | Andrew Harris | Oklahoma |
| Internazionali di Tennis (ATP) | Boris Arias | LSU |
| Rothesay Open (ATP) | Jacob Fearnley | TCU |
| Rothesay Open (ATP) | Johannus Monday | Tennessee |
| Caribbean Open (ATP) | Evan King | Michigan |
| Caribbean Open (ATP) | Reese Stalder | TCU |
| Libema Open (ATP) | Neal Skupski | LSU |
Women’s Doubles Champions
- Results from events started after June 1, 2023
| Event | Player | School |
|---|---|---|
| W40 Monttemor-O-Nova (ITF) | Eudice Chong | Wesleyan |
| W40 Monttemor-O-Nova (ITF) | Arianne Hartono | Ole Miss |
| W15 Monastir (ITF) | Louise Kwong | Illinois |
| W15 Monastir (ITF) | Anna Ulyashchenko | Wake Forest |
| W15 Rancho Santa Fe (ITF) | Eryn Cayetano | USC |
| W40 La Marsa (ITF) | Maria Kozyreva | Saint Mary’s College |
| W25 Madrid (ITF) | Alana Smith | NC State |
| W25 Setubal (ITF) | Elysia Bolton | UCLA |
| W25 Poertschach (ITF) | Sofia Sewing | Miami |
| W15 San Diego (ITF) | Kimmi Hance | UCLA |
| W15 San Diego (ITF) | Fangran Tian | UCLA |
| W15 Monastir (ITF) | Natalia Siedliska | Saint Leo, FIU, Indiana, Lynn |
| W15 Kashiwa (ITF) | Lisa Marie Rioux | Mississippi State & Oklahoma State |
| W15 Kashiwa (ITF) | Ayumi Miyamoto | Oklahoma State |
| W60 Sumter (ITF) | Maria Mateas | Duke |
| W60 Sumter (ITF) | Anna Rogers | NC State |
| W60 Madrid (ITF) | Makenna Jones | North Carolina |
| W60 Madrid (ITF) | Jamie Loeb | North Carolina |
| W25 Colorado Springs (ITF) | Eryn Cayetano | USC |
| W25 Colorado Springs (ITF) | Maribella Zamarripa | Texas |
| W25 Guimaraes (ITF) | Petra Hule | Florida State |
| W15 Nakhon Thammarat (ITF) | Anchisa Chanta | Oklahoma |
| W15 San Diego (ITF) | Sara Daavettila | North Carolina |
| W15 Monastir (ITF) | Yasmin Ezzat | Utah |
| Makarska Open 125 (WTA) | Ingrid Neel | Florida |
| Open Internacional (WTA) | Diana Shnaider | NC State |
| Libema Open (WTA) | Ena Shibahara | UCLA |
| Rothesay Open (WTA) | Ingrid Neel | Florida |
| BBVA Open (WTA) | Aliona Bolsova | FAU, Oklahoma State |
