The ACC is sending a deep field to Athens, with Virginia and Wake Forest leading the singles list and Clemson placing three doubles teams into the NCAA individual championships.

The Atlantic Coast Conference will be well represented at the 2026 NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Singles and Doubles Championships, as the NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Subcommittee has selected the 64 singles players and 32 doubles teams for the individual championships.

Following a successful two-year pilot program in 2024 and 2025, the singles and doubles championships have moved permanently to the fall, with the team championships continuing to be held in the spring.

The singles and doubles competition will be held November 17-22 at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex in Athens, Georgia.

The ACC had 13 players selected for the 64-player singles field, highlighted by four players from Virginia and three from Wake Forest. In doubles, nine teams were selected, including three from Clemson.

NCAA Men’s Singles Qualifiers from the ACC

Lenn Luemkemann, California

Viktor Markov, Clemson

Bruno Kuzuhara, Clemson

Yannick Alexandrescou, Duke

Toby Kodat, NC State

Gus Grumet, Stanford

Keegan Rice, Virginia

Andrés Santamarta Roig, Virginia

Luca Preda, Virginia

Jangjun Kim, Virginia

Dominick Mosejczuk, Wake Forest

Aryan Shah, Wake Forest

Luca Pow, Wake Forest

NCAA Men’s Doubles Qualifiers from the ACC

Viktor Markov & Noa Vukadin, Clemson

Matisse Farzam & Tiago Pires, Clemson

Henrik Bladelius & Marko Mesarovic, Clemson

Lucas Bazin & Hamza El Amine, Louisville

Chris Xu & Niels Ratiu, North Carolina

Peter Nad & Chase Thompson, Notre Dame

Jangjun Kim & Andrés Santamarta Roig, Virginia

Luca Preda & Stiles Brockett, Virginia

Luca Pow & Cornelius Shalmi, Wake Forest

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