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ITA (US College) rankings 2025-26


The first rankings of the 2025-26 US College season - reflecting results over the fall semester - are much healthier for our women than the pre-season rankings were.
Savannah's breakout semester is rewarded with a top 5 ranking. Gabia is a surprise at No 11 - although the seeding at the NCAA implied such a ranking.
Encouraging to see Dani Piani sneak into the top 125 after her 1st semester.

Women - 25 Nov
Top 125 Singles with semester win/loss record
5 Savannah Dada-Mascoll (Appalachian State) 13-2
11 Gabia Paskauskas (Florida) 9-3
41 Kristina Paskauskas (Alabama) 9-2
44 Millie Bissett (Florida State) 5-2
53 Hannah Read (San Diego) 7-6
94 Eva Shaw (Florida State) 5-4
95 Immi Haddad (Southern California) 7-4
108 Daniela Piani (South Carolina) 5-3
125 Isabelle Lacy (Virginia) 10-4

Top 90 Doubles with semester win/loss record
40 Jasmine Conway / Zyryanova (North Carolina State) 6-3
46 Erin Pearce / Yamakita (Vanderbilt) 5-4
=82 Anjali Kotecha / Svensson (Florida Gulf) 5-0
=82 Ellie Blackford / Morais (Michigan State) 4-0

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For the men
Luca finishes the semester with a top 15 ranking.
2 in the doubles top 10 with Henry and Alex.

Men
Top 125 singles with semester win/loss record
15 Luca Pow (Wake Forest) 12-3
23 Will Jansen (Georgia) 7-4
36 Billy Blaydes (Auburn) 8-5
48 Alex Okonkwo (Ohio State) 6-5
56 Roan Jones (North Carolina) 7-4
94 Hugo Coquelin (Vanderbilt) 4-2
115 Henry Jefferson (Florida) 7-4

Top 90 Doubles
6 Henry Jefferson / Nirundorn (Florida) 6-2
10 Alex Okonkwo / Bernard (Ohio State) 8-3
24 Billy Blaydes / Freddy Blaydes (Auburn) 5-6
25 Derrick Chen / Giamichelle (Georgia) 8-5
35 Tobey Lock / Euan Mackenzie (Delaware) 6-1
60 Hugo Coquelin / Satterfield (Vanderbilt) 3-1
65 Sebastian Harrison / Sardinha (Samford) 13-3
86 Sam Reeve / Rensing (Memphis) 3-2

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Isabelle is a big climber with 3 wins over the No 55, 71 and 94 ranked women among her wins in January
Hep has formed a formidable partnership with Teah Chavez at No 1 Doubles for Ohio State and a run of 5 wins shoots them straight in at No 13.

Women - 4 Feb
Top 125 Singles with win/loss record
6 (-1) Savannah Dada-Mascoll (Appalachian State, Senior) 15-3 plays No 1
20 (-9) Gabia Paskauskas (Florida, Sophomore) 11-4 plays No 4
45 (-4) Kristina Paskauskas (Alabama, Junior) 11-2 plays No 1
69 (+56) Isabelle Lacy (Virginia, Sophomore) 16-4 plays No 4
82 (-38) Millie Bissett (Florida State, Senior) 6-5 plays No 1 & 2
94 (-41) Hannah Read (San Diego, Sophomore) 9-8 plays No 2
102 (-8) Eva Shaw (Florida State, Junior) 7-4 plays No 1 & 2

Top 90 Doubles with semester win/loss record
13 (new) Hephzibah Oluwadare / Chavez (Ohio State) 5-0
16 (+24) Jasmine Conway / Zyryanova (North Carolina State) 11-4
49 (-3) Erin Pearce / Yamakita (Vanderbilt) 8-4
55 (new) Flora Johnson / Perry (Ohio State) 1-0
88 (-6) Ellie Blackford / Morais (Michigan State) 6-0
89 (new) Flora Johnson / Nishino (Ohio State) 1-0

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Luca continues to lead our men. Ollie playing catch-up having not played last semester.
Luca Bluett and partner with wins over the current No 6 and 13 doubles teams sees them enter at No 17.

Men
Top 125 singles with win/loss record
14 (+1) Luca Pow (Wake Forest, Junior) 16-4 plays No 3
28 (-5) Will Jansen (Georgia) 7-4 plays No 2
29 (+19) Alex Okonkwo (Ohio State, Junior) 7-5 played 3 to 5
38 (new) Ollie Tarvet (San Diego, Senior) 5-1 plays No 1
50 (+65) Henry Jefferson (Florida, Senior) 10-7 plays No 3
62 (-26) Billy Blaydes (Auburn, Senior) 11-7 plays No 1 & 2
104 (-48) Roan Jones (North Carolina, Senior) 8-5 plays No 2

Top 90 Doubles
7 (+3) Alex Okonkwo / Bernard (Ohio State) 12-4
10 (-4) Henry Jefferson / Nirundorn (Florida) 8-6
12 (+12) Billy Blaydes / Freddy Blaydes (Auburn) 8-7
17 (new) Luca Bluett / Kim (Santa Clara) 9-5
39 (new) Miles Groom / Ren (Dartmouth) 9-3
44 (new) Lance Nisbet / Phillips (Tulane) 1-0
53 (-28) Derrick Chen / Giamichelle (Georgia) 8-5
77 (-42) Tobey Lock / Euan Mackenzie (Delaware) 7-2
87 (new) Sam Reeve / Castro Fabra (Memphis) 6-0

-- Edited by Lambda on Wednesday 4th of February 2026 05:24:34 PM

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Too early for Talia and Ella, I assume.

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Lambda wrote:

Luca continues to lead our men. Ollie playing catch-up having not played last semester.
Luca Bluett and partner with wins over the current No 6 and 13 doubles teams sees them enter at No 17.

Men
Top 125 singles with win/loss record
14 (+1) Luca Pow (Wake Forest, Junior) 16-4 plays No 3
28 (-5) Will Jansen (Georgia) 7-4 plays No 2
29 (+19) Alex Okonkwo (Ohio State, Junior) 7-5 played 3 to 5
38 (new) Ollie Tarvet (San Diego, Senior) 5-1 plays No 1
50 (+65) Henry Jefferson (Florida, Senior) 10-7 plays No 3
62 (-26) Billy Blaydes (Auburn, Senior) 11-7 plays No 1 & 2
104 (-48) Roan Jones (North Carolina, Senior) 8-5 plays No 2

Top 90 Doubles
7 (+3) Alex Okonkwo / Bernard (Ohio State) 12-4
10 (-4) Henry Jefferson / Nirundorn (Florida) 8-6
12 (+12) Billy Blaydes / Freddy Blaydes (Auburn) 8-7
17 (new) Luca Bluett / Kim (Santa Clara) 9-5
39 (new) Miles Groom / Ren (Dartmouth) 9-3
44 (new) Lance Nisbet / Phillips (Tulane) 1-0
53 (-28) Derrick Chen / Giamichelle (Georgia) 8-5
77 (-42) Tobey Lock / Euan Mackenzie (Delaware) 7-2
87 (new) Sam Reeve / Castro Fabra (Memphis) 6-0

-- Edited by Lambda on Wednesday 4th of February 2026 05:24:34 PM


 Is there ever a time where a players number one is actually ranked below the teams number 2 or lower? Eg Luca is ranked 14, plays 3 - are Wake Forests top 2 ranked above him? Or do San Diego have number 2 or 3 ranked higher than Ollie?

That may sound daft but presumably it can happen?



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Luca is the highest ranked in singles on Wake Forest. Suresh, their no 1, is No 21 and Shah, their No 2, is unranked. Having a strong fall like Luca did is key to being highly ranked if they're not playing 1 or 2. And its key to players in a mid-major conference like Savannah who won't have any opportunity to pick up ranked wins during the spring. Gabia, playing 4, is the highest ranked on the Florida team due to her fall results. It's also a little early in the team season for wins at positions 1 and 2 to be having much effect. Rankings are still predominantly based on fall results.

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paulisi wrote:

Too early for Talia and Ella, I assume.


Ella is 3-0 with wins against the No 119 and 2 unranked players. That will not be worth many points. Added to that is that currently it's a player's best 7 wins count (this increases up to best 15 wins as the season progresses) and as Ella only has 3 wins she is carrying 4 0 point 'wins' - they add up the points for the best 'n' wins deduct all loss points and divide by 'n' for the ranking points score. Ella is in by for the strongest conference so will have many opportunities to pick up decent ranking points during the season.

Talia is playing No5. She is 7-2 for the season (5-1 in team play). But she hasn't played any player currently in the rankings so her wins will be worth very little and her losses will hurt her ranking score. Looking at the schedule, I think the only opportunity she will have to play a ranked player will be when Clemson plays UNC in April unless she moves up the order. So I don't see Talia being ranked this year unless she wins all her matches when she might be able to creep in to the top 125.

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Luca is the highest ranked in singles on Wake Forest. Suresh, their no 1, is No 21 and Shah, their No 2, is unranked. Having a strong fall like Luca did is key to being highly ranked if they're not playing 1 or 2. And its key to players in a mid-major conference like Savannah who won't have any opportunity to pick up ranked wins during the spring. Gabia, playing 4, is the highest ranked on the Florida team due to her fall results. It's also a little early in the team season for wins at positions 1 and 2 to be having much effect. Rankings are still predominantly based on fall results.


 Thanks Lambda - so when a coach selects his playing order for a team or match is he required to follow any sort of ranking ? Or is it their own choice? Eg Davis Cup, the number one will always be higher in the ATP rankings. It sounds like College tennis they have more Leeway? Can the coach therefore consider opposition match ups and position the Players accordingly? Eg throw Luca in at number 6 one week to guarantee a win? Or is there some sort of control on where a player can play? 



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The line up is required to be in order of ability allowing for form and injury. But this is subjective opinion and not based on any ranking or rating, but they can be used to argue a case. The opposition coach can protest if they think someone is playing out of order. If the coaches don't settle this before singles start, they'll play and it'll go to committee who if they agree with the opposition coach, the matches for all players out of position will be forfeited. Some conferences require their lineups to be approved for the week ahead beforehand to avoid matches being forfeited. Teams can usually get away with playing someone 1 below where they should be but they can't as one team found last year get away with playing someone who had been losing at No 6 all year at No 2 to sacrifice that position so everyone moves down to get wins at 3,4,5 and 6.

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Latest 'live' rankings for Women's teams from CollegeTennisRanks

Top 10 Teams with British players
2. Ohio State 5-1 (Oluwadare, F Johnson)
5. LSU 7-1 (McDonald)
9. USC 6-2 (Haddad)
12. Clemson 6-2 (Neilsen-Gatenby)
14. Virginia 7-4 (Lacy)
17. South Carolina 5-1 (Piani)
22. Vanderbilt 6-2 (Pearce)
28. UC Santa Barbara 4-3 (Wong)
30. Arizona 6-3 (C Moore)
32. NC State 6-3 (Conway)

Other selected
45. San Diego 3-3 (Read)
53. Miami, Fl. 2-1 (Ogunwale)
60. Alabama 6-0 (K Paskauskas)
121. Florida 2-1 (G Paskauskas, Black)
157. Appalachian State 2-2 (Dada-Mascoll, Hodson)
175. Florida State 2-5 (Shaw, Bissett (inj), Kelliher)

-- Edited by Lambda on Wednesday 11th of February 2026 09:31:33 PM

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Latest 'live' rankings for men's teams from CollegeTennisRanks

Top 10 teams with British players
3. San Diego 6-2 (Tarvet)
4. UCF 8-0 (Ampaw)
8. Ohio State 7-0 (A Okonkwo)
9. TCU 7-1 (Bonding)
13. Baylor 5-2 (Koenig, Bowden)
18. Auburn 7-1 (B Blaydes, F Blaydes)
20. Wake Forest 6-1 (Pow, Robertson)
23. Notre Dame 6-1 (Magimay)
25. South Carolina 7-1 (Swaine)
26. Florida 4-2 (Jefferson)

Selected others
33. Vanderbilt 5-2 (Coquelin)
34. Georgia 3-1 (Jansen, Chen)
39. Kentucky 7-3 (Rankin)
53. Santa Clara 5-2 (Bluett, Redza)
55. Denver 4-0 (Papajcik, Coats, Ashton)
57. Delaware 5-1 (Lock, Mackenzie, Sclater)
90. North Carolina 5-2 (R Jones, Wright, Rafiee)

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Men's rankings 19 February

Team
1. Ohio State (Alex Okonkwo) 10-1
4. Wake Forest (Luca Pow, Charlie Robertson) 8-2
6. Baylor (Louis Bowden, Luc Koenig) 7-3
7. TCU (Oli Bonding) 8-3
8. UCF (Kai-Luca Ampaw) 9-2
9. San Diego (Ollie Tarvet) 6-2
15. Florida (Henry Jefferson) 6-3
24. Notre Dame (Kyran Magimay) 8-1
30. Auburn (Billy Blaydes, Freddy Blaydes) 7-1
33. Georgia (Will Jansen, Derrick Chen) 7-1
34. South Carolina (Charlie Swaine) 7-1
35. Penn (Matt Rutter) 6-3
37. Vanderbilt (Hugo Coquelin) 8-2

Singles
21. Luca Pow (3rd year, Wake Forest) 16-6
29. Henry Jefferson (3rd year, Florida) 14-7
30. Will Jansen (4th year, Georgia) 11-5
32. Ollie Tarvet (4th year, San Diego) 6-1
33. Alex Okonkwo (3rd year, Ohio State) 8-5
86. Billy Blaydes (4th year, Auburn) 12-7
115. Roan Jones (4th year, UNC) 12-5

Doubles
10. Henry Jefferson (with Nirundorn) Florida 8-6
16. Alex Okonkwo (with Bernard) Ohio State 12-7
19. Luca Bluett (with Kim) Santa Clara 10-5
20. Billy Blaydes & Freddy Blaydes Auburn 9-7
24. Miles Groom (with Ren) Dartmouth 11-4
43. Lance Nisbet (with Phillips) Tulane 3-0
56. Oli Bonding (with Woestendick) TCU 6-2
57. Sam Reeve (with Castro Fabra) Memphis 7-3


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Women's rankings 19 February

Team
2. Ohio State (Hep Oluwadare, Flora Johnson) 7-1
4. Louisiana State (Ella Mcdonald) 7-1
6. USC (Immi Haddad) 6-2
15. Virginia (Isabelle Lacy) 7-4
16. South Carolina (Daniela Piani) 7-1
21. Clemson (Talia Nielsen-Gatenby) 10-2
26. Mississippi State (Emma Cohen) 8-0
27. NC State (Jasmine Conway) 7-4
28. Vanderbilt (Erin Pearce) 8-2
29. Alabama (Kristina Paskauskas) 8-0
30. San Diego (Hannah Read) 4-4
31. UC Santa Barbara (Isabella Wong) 4-4
33. Utah (Kamea Medora) 6-1
39. UCF (Hannah Rylatt) 5-1
40. Arizona (Ciara Moore) 6-3
54. Miami - Florida (Jaquelyn Ogunwale) 3-2
56. Colorado (Heidi Crncan) 5-2
57. North Florida (Aryana Bartlett) 7-0
Florida (Gabia Paskauskas, Brooke Black) and Florida State (Eva Shaw, Millie Bissett, Abby Kelliher) are outside the published top 75

Singles
9. Savannah Dada-Mascoll (4th year, Appalachian State) 17-3
23. Gabia Paskauskas (2nd year, Florida) 11-4
53. Kristina Paskauskas (3rd year, Alabama) 14-2
59. Isabelle Lacy (2nd year, Virginia) 17-5
106. Jasmine Conway (3rd year, NC State) 13-4
109. Millie Bissett (4th year, Florida State) 6-5
111. Jaquelyn Ogunwale (2nd year, Miami) 5-6
112. Hannah Read (2nd year, San Diego) 10-10

Doubles
17. Hep Oluwadare (with Chavez) Ohio State 5-4
29. Jasmine Conway (with Zyryanova) NC State 12-7
36. Flora Johnson (with Perry) Ohio State 2-2
40. Ella Mcdonald (with Cross) LSU 1-0
50. Isabella Walker (with Epps) Louisiana Tech 4-2
51. Ella Mcdonald (with Erickson) LSU 3-1
64. Erin Pearce (with Yamakita) Vanderbilt 9-6
79. Isabelle Lacy (with Rolls) Virginia 2-1

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Lambda wrote:

Men's rankings 19 February

Team
1. Ohio State (Alex Okonkwo) 10-1
4. Wake Forest (Luca Pow, Charlie Robertson) 8-2
6. Baylor (Louis Bowden, Luc Koenig) 7-3
7. TCU (Oli Bonding) 8-3
8. UCF (Kai-Luca Ampaw) 9-2
9. San Diego (Ollie Tarvet) 6-2
15. Florida (Henry Jefferson) 6-3
24. Notre Dame (Kyran Magimay) 8-1
30. Auburn (Billy Blaydes, Freddy Blaydes) 7-1
33. Georgia (Will Jansen, Derrick Chen) 7-1
34. South Carolina (Charlie Swaine) 7-1
35. Penn (Matt Rutter) 6-3
37. Vanderbilt (Hugo Coquelin) 8-2

Singles
21. Luca Pow (3rd year, Wake Forest) 16-6
29. Henry Jefferson (3rd year, Florida) 14-7
30. Will Jansen (4th year, Georgia) 11-5
32. Ollie Tarvet (4th year, San Diego) 6-1
33. Alex Okonkwo (3rd year, Ohio State) 8-5
86. Billy Blaydes (4th year, Auburn) 12-7
115. Roan Jones (4th year, UNC) 12-5

Doubles
10. Henry Jefferson (with Nirundorn) Florida 8-6
16. Alex Okonkwo (with Bernard) Ohio State 12-7
19. Luca Bluett (with Kim) Santa Clara 10-5
20. Billy Blaydes & Freddy Blaydes Auburn 9-7
24. Miles Groom (with Ren) Dartmouth 11-4
43. Lance Nisbet (with Phillips) Tulane 3-0
56. Oli Bonding (with Woestendick) TCU 6-2
57. Sam Reeve (with Castro Fabra) Memphis 7-3


 rapid boost for Ohio and Wake in those rankings after the recent indoor team event!



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