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Thursday, June 2, 2016

Final Men's Singles Rankings

The final singles rankings were released on Wednesday with NCAA singles champion Mackenzie McDonald finishing the year at No. 1.

The NCAA Champion Virginia Cavaliers had all six singles starters ranked in the top 125 while no other team had more than four. There were nine teams that had four ranked starters with another five that had three ranked.

I'll do a comparison of the ITA rankings versus Universal Tennis Ratings in the coming days.

Teams with at least 4 ranked players

Virginia (1)
#7 Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (Jr)
#15 Ryan Shane (Sr)
#34 Collin Altamirano (Soph)
#84 Alexander Ritschard (Soph)
#110 J.C. Aragone (Jr)
#116 Henrik Wiersholm (Soph)

UCLA (2)
#1 Mackenzie McDonald (Jr)
#35 Martin Redlicki (Soph)
#63 Gage Brymer (Jr)
#97 Karue Sell (Sr)

Ohio State (4)
#2 Mikael Torpegaard (Soph)
#52 Hugo Di Feo (Fr)
#67 Chris Diaz (Sr)
#104 Herkko Pollanen (Jr)

North Carolina (5)
#23 Ronnie Schneider (Jr)
#30 Brayden Schnur (Jr)
#53 Brett Clark (Sr)
#121 Robert Kelly (Soph)

Oklahoma (6)
#22 Axel Alvarez (Sr)
#41 Andrew Harris (Jr)
#65 Alex Ghilea (Jr)
#79 Spencer Papa (Soph)

Georgia (7)
#12 Austin Smith (Sr)
#31 Wayne Montgomery (Soph)
#66 Paul Oosterbaan (Soph)
#124 Walker Duncan (Fr)

California (9)
#27 Florian Lakat (Jr)
#32 Andre Goransson (Jr)
#95 Billy Griffith (Soph)
#119 Filip Bergevi (Jr)

Florida (10)
#13 Diego Hidalgo (Sr)
#38 Elliott Orkin (Jr)
#58 Alfredo Perez (Fr)
#118 Chase Perez-Blanco (Soph)

USC (12)
#24 Max de Vroome (Sr)
#45 Nick Crystal (Jr)
#77 Logan Smith (Fr)
#100 Jake DeVine (Fr)

Virginia Tech (33)
#9 Joao Monteiro (Sr)
#61 Andreas Bjerrehus (Sr)
#82 Edoardo Tessaro (Sr)
#114 Amerigo Contini (Sr)


Teams with 3 ranked players

TCU (3)
#3 Cameron Norrie (Soph)
#21 Alex Rybakov (Fr)
#87 Guillermo Nunez (Soph)

Northwestern (15)
#26 Konrad Zieba (Jr)
#51 Sam Shropshire (Jr)
#71 Strong Kirchheimer (Jr)

Illinois (18)
#6 Aleks Vukic (Soph)
#16 Jared Hiltzik (Sr)
#75 Aron Hiltzik (Soph)

Mississippi State (19)
#43 Mate Cutura (Jr)
#59 Rishab Agarwal (Jr)
#70 Nuno Borges (Fr)

NC State (46)
#62 Simon Norenius (Sr)
#64 Nick Horton (Jr)
#107 Thomas Weigel (Sr)


Ranking Breakdown By Class
Freshmen - 13 (Chrysochos 18)
Sophomore - 38 (Torpegaard 2)
Junior - 37 (McDonald 1)
Senior - 37 (Koepfer 4)


RankAvgPlayerSchoolPrv RankClass
163.56Mackenzie McDonaldUCLA6Jr
259.43Mikael TorpegaardOhio State University1Soph
352.54Cameron NorrieTCU5Soph
452.17Dominik KoepferTulane University3Sr
552.03Roberto CidUniversity of South Florida2Sr
647.69Aleks VukicUniversity of Illinois4Soph
744.77Thai-Son KwiatkowskiUniversity of Virginia9Jr
841.85Christopher EubanksGeorgia Tech7Soph
939.92Joao MonteiroVirginia Tech14Sr
1037.86Tom FawcettStanford University15Soph
1137.7Julian LenzBaylor University12Sr
1237.44Austin SmithUniversity of Georgia17Sr
1336.6Diego HidalgoUniversity of Florida10Sr
1436.31Skander MansouriWake Forest University13Soph
1535.45Ryan ShaneUniversity of Virginia8Sr
1632.63Jared HiltzikUniversity of Illinois16Sr
1732.43Benjamin LockFlorida State University11Sr
1828.92Petros ChrysochosWake Forest University27Fr
1928.23Felipe SoaresTexas Tech University19Sr
2027.19Arthur RinderknechTexas A&M University18Soph
2125.09Alex RybakovTCU24Fr
2223.92Axel Alvarez LlamasUniversity of Oklahoma25Sr
2323.79Ronnie SchneiderNorth Carolina28Jr
2423.77Max de VroomeUniversity of Southern California23Sr
2523.3Mike RedlickiUniversity of Arkansas21Jr
2623.24Konrad ZiebaNorthwestern University20Jr
2722.69Florian LakatCalifornia30Jr
2822.35Nicolas AlvarezDuke University22Soph
2921.94William BushamukaUniversity of Kentucky29Soph
3020.24Brayden SchnurNorth Carolina26Jr
3119.89Wayne MontgomeryUniversity of Georgia32Soph
3219.68Andre GoranssonCalifornia31Jr
3318.34Gustav HanssonUniversity of Mississippi39Soph
3416.72Collin AltamiranoUniversity of Virginia33Soph
3516.52Martin RedlickiUCLA38Soph
3616.06Quentin MonaghanUniversity of Notre Dame35Sr
3715.73Daniel ValentVanderbilt University36Soph
3815.25Elliott OrkinUniversity of Florida37Jr
3914.74Dominic CotroneUniversity of South Florida47Sr
4014.64George GoldhoffUniversity of Texas68Jr
4113.87Andrew HarrisUniversity of Oklahoma97Jr
4213.82Or Ram-HarelUniversity of Tulsa48Jr
4313.44Mate CuturaMississippi State University34Jr
4413.42Shane VinsantTexas A&M University52Sr
4513.35Nick CrystalUniversity of Southern California41Jr
4612.79Ryotaro MatsamuraUniversity of Kentucky42Fr
4712.62Uros PetronijevicUniversity of San Diego65Sr
4812.51Julian CashOklahoma State University56Soph
4912.34Gabriel FriedrichUniversity of South Carolina51Soph
5012.16Piotr LomackiUniversity of Miami (Florida)43Soph
5112Sam ShropshireNorthwestern University40Jr
5211.97Hugo Di FeoOhio State University45Fr
5311.76Brett ClarkNorth Carolina46Sr
5411.46Mazen OsamaUniversity of Alabama49Fr
5511.05Hunter JohnsonSMU73Jr
5611.05Jordan DaigleLSU44Jr
5710.44Gergely MadaraszPurdue University50Soph
5810.19Alfredo PerezUniversity of Florida53Fr
599.39Rishab AgarwalMississippi State University54Jr
609.3Stefan LindmarkUniversity of Mississippi59Sr
619.25Andreas BjerrehusVirginia Tech72Sr
629.23Simon NoreniusNorth Carolina State55Sr
639.04Gage BrymerUCLA58Jr
649.04Nick HortonNorth Carolina State67Jr
659.01Alexandru GhileaUniversity of Oklahoma61Jr
668.98Paul OosterbaanUniversity of Georgia64Soph
678.85Chris DiazOhio State University88Sr
688.78Sam MonetteIndiana University-Bloomington63Sr
698.68Luis ValeroUniversity of Tennessee66Soph
708.59Nuno BorgesMississippi State University70Fr
718.24Strong KirchheimerNorthwestern University57Jr
728.17Jose SalazarUniversity of Arkansas62Jr
738.1Jordan AngusUniversity of San Diego71Sr
748.04Marco NunezFlorida State University76Sr
758.04Aron HiltzikUniversity of Illinois60Soph
767.98David BioscaEast Tennessee State University80Jr
777.75Logan SmithUniversity of Southern California69Fr
787.62Justin ButschLSU74Jr
797.31Spencer PapaUniversity of Oklahoma82Soph
807.3Korey LovettUniversity of Alabama75Soph
817.22Andrew WatsonUniversity of Memphis108Soph
827.19Edoardo TessaroVirginia Tech77Sr
837.08Leonard StakhovskyPenn State UniversityNRSr
846.96Alexander RitschardUniversity of Virginia78Soph
856.9Maxime TchoutakianBaylor University94Jr
866.86Shawn HadaviColumbia University81Jr
876.77Guillermo NuñezTCU86Soph
886.77Dovydas SakinisDartmouth College91Sr
896.72Ryan PenistonUniversity of Memphis92Soph
906.55Christian LangmoUniversity of Miami (Florida)83Soph
916.46David WilczynskiStanford University87Soph
926.39Marko KrickovicAuburn University79Sr
936.35Cameron KlingerVanderbilt University84Fr
946.28Hugo DojasTexas Tech University98Sr
956.25Billy GriffithCalifornia85Soph
966.16Nate LammonsSMU112Sr
976.16Karue SellUCLA101Sr
986.06Maxime HinnisdaelsAuburn University89Jr
995.78Sam MathesonLiberty University93Jr
1005.71Jake DeVineUniversity of Southern California102Fr
1015.71Alex FavrotClemson University90Fr
1025.67Sem VerbeekUniversity of the Pacific 114Sr
1035.55Tin OstojicWichita State University95Sr
1045.53Herkko PollanenOhio State University103Jr
1055.52Constantin SchmitzTulane University99Soph
1065.43Dusty BoyerUniversity of Nebraska100Sr
1075.39Thomas WeigelNorth Carolina State104Sr
1085.39Alec AdamsonUC Davis115Jr
1095.39Mitch StewartUniversity of Washington118Soph
1105.26JC AragoneUniversity of Virginia110Jr
1115.17Josh HagarUniversity of Notre Dame105Jr
1125.11Harrison ScottUniversity of TexasNRFr
1135.05Benjamin UgartePurdue University106Jr
1145.02Amerigo ContiniVirginia Tech107Sr
1154.96Carlos BenitoGeorgia Tech113Jr
1164.8Henrik WiersholmUniversity of VirginiaNRSoph
1174.79Igor SmelyanskiUniversity of Tennessee111Soph
1184.77Chase Perez-BlancoUniversity of Florida120Soph
1194.68Filip BergeviCalifornia119Jr
1204.66Naoki TakedaUniversity of ArizonaNRSr
1214.65Robert KellyNorth Carolina117Soph
1224.64Sebastian HeimUC IrvineNRSoph
1234.62Jack Findel-HawkinsUniversity of North Florida109Jr
1244.6Walker DuncanUniversity of Georgia123Fr
1254.58Alex KnightUniversity of MichiganNRSoph



These will be your preseason rankings for next year barring a change in ranking format. I'd be surprised if Mackenzie McDonald came back but I'll leave him in there for the time being. I can't project who will be 88-125 because I don't know the order below 125 in the final rankings.


RankPlayerSchool
1Mackenzie McDonaldUCLA
2Mikael TorpegaardOhio State University
3Cameron NorrieTCU
4Aleks VukicUniversity of Illinois
5Thai-Son KwiatkowskiUniversity of Virginia
6Christopher EubanksGeorgia Tech
7Tom FawcettStanford University
8Skander MansouriWake Forest University
9Petros ChrysochosWake Forest University
10Arthur RinderknechTexas A&M University
11Alex RybakovTCU
12Ronnie SchneiderNorth Carolina
13Mike RedlickiUniversity of Arkansas
14Konrad ZiebaNorthwestern University
15Florian LakatCalifornia
16Nicolas AlvarezDuke University
17William BushamukaUniversity of Kentucky
18Brayden SchnurNorth Carolina
19Wayne MontgomeryUniversity of Georgia
20Andre GoranssonCalifornia
21Gustav HanssonUniversity of Mississippi
22Collin AltamiranoUniversity of Virginia
23Martin RedlickiUCLA
24Daniel ValentVanderbilt University
25Elliott OrkinUniversity of Florida
26George GoldhoffUniversity of Texas
27Or Ram-HarelUniversity of Tulsa
28Mate CuturaMississippi State University
29Nick CrystalUniversity of Southern California
30Ryotaro MatsamuraUniversity of Kentucky
31Julian CashOklahoma State University
32Gabriel FriedrichUniversity of South Carolina
33Piotr LomackiUniversity of Miami (Florida)
34Sam ShropshireNorthwestern University
35Hugo Di FeoOhio State University
36Mazen OsamaUniversity of Alabama
37Hunter JohnsonSMU
38Jordan DaigleLSU
39Gergely MadaraszPurdue University
40Alfredo PerezUniversity of Florida
41Rishab AgarwalMississippi State University
42Gage BrymerUCLA
43Nick HortonNorth Carolina State
44Alexandru GhileaUniversity of Oklahoma
45Paul OosterbaanUniversity of Georgia
46Luis ValeroUniversity of Tennessee
47Nuno BorgesMississippi State University
48Strong KirchheimerNorthwestern University
49Jose SalazarUniversity of Arkansas
50Aron HiltzikUniversity of Illinois
51David BioscaEast Tennessee State University
52Logan SmithUniversity of Southern California
53Justin ButschLSU
54Spencer PapaUniversity of Oklahoma
55Korey LovettUniversity of Alabama
56Andrew WatsonUniversity of Memphis
57Alexander RitschardUniversity of Virginia
58Maxime TchoutakianBaylor University
59Shawn HadaviColumbia University
60Guillermo NuñezTCU
61Ryan PenistonUniversity of Memphis
62Christian LangmoUniversity of Miami (Florida)
63David WilczynskiStanford University
64Cameron KlingerVanderbilt University
65Billy GriffithCalifornia
66Maxime HinnisdaelsAuburn University
67Sam MathesonLiberty University
68Jake DeVineUniversity of Southern California
69Alex FavrotClemson University
70Herkko PollanenOhio State University
71Constantin SchmitzTulane University
72Alec AdamsonUC Davis
73Mitch StewartUniversity of Washington
74JC AragoneUniversity of Virginia
75Josh HagarUniversity of Notre Dame
76Harrison ScottUniversity of Texas
77Benjamin UgartePurdue University
78Carlos BenitoGeorgia Tech
79Henrik WiersholmUniversity of Virginia
80Igor SmelyanskiUniversity of Tennessee
81Chase Perez-BlancoUniversity of Florida
82Filip BergeviCalifornia
83Robert KellyNorth Carolina
84Sebastian HeimUC Irvine
85Jack Findel-HawkinsUniversity of North Florida
86Walker DuncanUniversity of Georgia
87Alex KnightUniversity of Michigan

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Any reason why you didn't include Brayden Schnur in the rankings for next year?

AR Hacked Off said...

Wow look for Va Tech to follow in a big way, hard to lose 1-2 rank guys but 4 on a 25-50 ranked team is huge

Bobby said...

I backed him out since he most likely won't be enrolled in the fall but I just put him back in just in case he does.

Anonymous said...

You've obviously heard what I have. I don't think he'll be there at all, but definitely not in the fall. Unless his results this summer and fall absolutely stink.

Anonymous said...

Ponwith lost in the round of 16 of the french open juniors. Pretty sure he will be at UGA

Anonymous said...

If he does not go to Georgia...... Someone is giving him bad advice

Anonymous said...

Ponwith did lose to the #1 seed in the round of 16.
That being said, he would be better served going to Georgia and getting to practice every day with Oosterbaan, Wayne Montgomery, Walker Duncan and Robert Loeb. Also , Manny's track record with John Isner and Matias Boeker show that very good players improve a lot under his coaching. Paul Oosterbaan improved tremendously from 2015 to 2016 and I have read several articles that were very complimentary of the coaching that Paul received from both Manny and Bo Hodge.

Anonymous said...

What about Wagland and wood? Not much improvement there

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