ROME, GA – The 2024 ITA Conference Masters Championships begin on November 7-10, 2024 at the Rome Tennis Center in Rome, Georgia. The ITA Conference Masters Championships will have a draw size of 32 for both singles and doubles. From this, four players will qualify for the NCAA Singles Championship (semifinalists). Meanwhile, three doubles teams (3) will qualify for the NCAA Doubles Championship through the Conference Masters Championships (champion, finalist, third place).

Players and teams were selected to compete in the ITA Conference Masters Championships through various qualifying routes. With representation from across the Division I landscape, conferences had the ability to determine how they wanted to select their representatives for the tournament with some holding conference tournaments and other qualifying factors to select players.

Old Dominion’s Sofia Johnson will be among those on the women’s side making an appearance in the draw in Rome. In September, the senior made a deep run in the ITA All-American Championships, going 4-2 at the event and advancing to the consolation semifinals in Cary. Last season, Johnson earned NCAA Singles All-American Honors after advancing to the Round of 16 at the NCAA Singles Championship.

Other players competing in the women’s singles draw include Oklahoma State’s Gracie Epps, who had a successful run at the 2024 ITA All-American Championships, and Oyinlomo Quadre, who was awarded the women’s 2024 ITA All-American Sportsmanship Award.

Notre Dame’s Sebastian Dominko was selected by the ACC to represent the conference at the 2024 ITA Conference Masters Championships. Last season, Dominko earned All-American status in both singles and doubles and was awarded First Team All-ACC honors in both singles and doubles.

Thomas Paulsell of Georgia will be representing the SEC and the Bulldogs in Rome. The senior was named ITA Southeast Region Player to Watch prior to the 2024-25 season. He picked up three singles wins during the 2024 ITA Southwest Regional and grabbed four wins in the main draw of the 2024 ITA All-American Championships.

Mississippi State’s Petar Jovanovic and Benito Sanchez Martinez look to continue their successful 2024 fall season at the ITA Conference Masters as a doubles team. Jovanovic and Sanchez Martinez each qualified for the NCAA Single Championship, making it to the finals of the ITA Southern Regional Championships and being crowned co-champions. Jovanovic and Sanchez Martinez came close to returning to the NCAA Doubles Championships as well but fell short in the final against Auburn’s Billy Blaydes and William Nolan 7-6(1), 4-6, 9-11.

Continue below for the complete list of men’s and women’s singles and doubles 2024 ITA Conference Masters Championships qualifiers.


Women’s Singles Selections
PlayerSchoolConference
Sofia Maria BarbulescuRichmondA-10
Katja WiersholmCalACC
Divna RatkovicRiceAmerican
Cheri DarleyStetsonAtlantic Sun
Gracie EppsOklahoma StateBig 12
Madeleine RexroatXavierBig East
Lou BaudouinSacramento State Big Sky
Marina SkegroCharleston SouthernBig South
Fatima GutierrezPurdueBig Ten
Julia HaynesUC San DiegoBig West
Hedda GurholtWilliam & MaryCAA
Oyinlomo QuadreFIUCUSA
Julia MarkoYoungstown StateHorizon League
Shyla AggarwalYaleIvy League
Anna NeyestaniFairfieldMAAC
Catherine Denysiewicz-SlowekMiami UniversityMAC
Sofiya ChursinaSouth Carolina StateMEAC
Amahee CharrierNevadaMountain West
Mayu UshioUICMVC
Namie IsagoFDUNEC
Chloe RoutierWestern IllinoisOVC
Emily TannenbaumNavyPatriot League
Carmen Andreea HereaTexasSEC
Daniela RiveraETSUSoCon
Sofia SalcedoIncarnate WordSouthland
Beata HavlickovaSouth DakotaSummit League
Sofia JohnsonOld DominionSun Belt
Sara RakimFlorida A&MSWAC
Noelia LorcaTarleton StateWAC
Claudia de las HerasSan DiegoWCC
Women’s Doubles Selections
PlayersSchoolConference
Nevana Kolarevic & Julianne NguyenFordhamA-10
Millie Bissett & Maria Juliana Parra RomeroFlorida StateACC
Mariana Manyoma & Ana Naranjo MartinezTulsaAmerican
Denise Torrealba & Sophia BaranovAustin PeayAtlantic Sun
Veronika Kulhava & Tereza PolakovaKansas StateBig 12
Abby Nugent & Clara OwenXavierBig East
Maddy Ferreros & Irene RivaSacramento StateBig Sky
Noa Boyd & Amila JusufbegovicCharleston SouthernBig South
Megan Heuser & Alice XuIllinoisBig Ten
Sein Myoung & Mariia NikitashCSU FullertonBig West
Navya Vadlamudi & Greta SchieroniDelawareCAA
Daniella O’Neill & Maria TurchettoLibertyCUSA
Oihane Vicario & Sima HerenCleveland StateHorizon League
Emma Baker & Jenny WongCornellIvy League
Laia Giralt & Manuela GomezSienaMAAC
Emilia Valentinsson & Sara ZalukarMiami University MAC
Sofiya Chursina & Hind SemlaliSouth Carolina StateMEAC
Zdena Safarova & Maya DuttaBoise StateMountain West
Mayu Ushio & Edit CosmoUICMVC
Diana Zuba & Dasha ChichkinaSaint Francis NEC
Caitlyn Munson & Natalia VelaBryant OVC
Emily Tannenbaum & Pravathi ShankerNavy Patriot League
Celia Belle Mohr & Sophia WebsterVanderbiltSEC
Daniela Rivera & Alessandra CaceresETSUSoCon
Irene Cocero & Laura WipfliNJITSouthland
Andrea Burguete Beltran & Marley LambertDenverSummit League
Savannah Dada-Mascoll & Isabella RomanichenApp StateSun Belt
Zenia Shaaban & Kayleigh DidderiensJackson StateSWAC
Natalia Michta & Liliya DimovaSeattleWAC
Sally Pethybridge & Alaia Rubio PeresPortlandWCC
Men’s Singles Selections
PlayersSchool
Alex OkonkwoTulsaAmerican Athletic
Kyle McNallyDaytonA-10
Sebastian DominkoNotre DameACC
Jack BatchelorBellarmineAtlantic Sun
Zsombor VelczBaylorBig 12
Jake FellowsGeorgetownBig East
Daniel TorresNorthern ArizonaBig Sky
Eduardo DiasGardner-WebbBig South
Niels HoffmannUSCBig Ten
Azuma VisayaHawaiiBig West
Joseph WayandUNCWCAA
Karim Al-AminMTSUCUSA
Taj HibbertTennessee StateHorizon League
Zhengqing JiYaleIvy League
Oscar MartinezSienaMAAC
Anton ArzhankinWestern MichiganMAC
Aissa BenchakrounSouth Carolina StateMEAC
Illia MaksymchukUNLVMountain West
Leon HarderLIUNEC
Amar TahirovicBucknellPatriot League
Thomas PaulsellGeorgia SEC
Nemanja StefanovicMercerSoCon
Nathan FavierTexas A&M-Corpus ChristiSouthland
Alexandre VerlaguetAlabama StateSouthwestern Athletic
Leandro ZgraggenNorth DakotaSummit League
Dimitris PaliourasGeorgia SouthernSun Belt
Tiago SilvaPacificWAC
Andres MedusUT ArlingtonWCC
Men’s Doubles Selections
PlayersSchoolConference
Vasco Prata & Matias IturbeCharlotteAmerican Athletic Conference
Cole Brashear & Davis WileyRichmondA-10
Sebastian Dominko & Peter NadNotre DameACC
Jack Batchelor & Matthew NiceBellarmineAtlantic Sun
Luc Koenig & Imran Daniel Abdul HazliBaylorBig 12
Tobias Leitner & Matteo IaquintoDePaulBig East
Tristan Sarap & William ZulchWeber StateBig Sky
Eduardo Dias & Numa Lemieux-MonetteGardner-WebbBig South
Azuma Visaya & Quinn SnyderHawaiiBig West
Joseph Wayand & Alex de GabrieleUNCWCAA
Alin Fatu & Marko MilosavljevicJacksonville StateCUSA
Taj Hibbert & Rohan LoubserTennessee StateHorizon League
Alan Kam & Evan WenPrincetonIvy League
Tanner Bedard & Vid MaricNiagaraMAAC
Brogan Pierce & Jack DavisonWestern MichiganMAC
Hugo Hidalgo Vega & Rodrigo AlvesNorth Carolina CentralMEAC
Mohammad Alkotop & David MartirosianUtah StateMountain West
Tyler Nguyen & Mathis TremblaySaint FrancisNEC
Brendan McDonald & Amar TahirovicBucknellPatriot League
Petar Jovanovic & Benito Sanchez MartinezMississippi StateSEC
Francisco Lamas & Martin Garcia RipollETSU Southern
Harry Fouzas & Tom BerryTexas A&M-Corpus ChristiSouthland
Ching Chang Chiu & Mass SchotanusJackson StateSoCon
Ben Johnson & Christian WinsteadDrakeSummit League
Zachary Fleishman & Francisco SinopoliJames MadisonSun Belt
Stefan Skobelev & Nikola KeremedchievPortlandWCC
Brice Patoux & David WekesaGrand CanyonWAC
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