Indiana Men’s Tennis Team Competes in Key Tournaments

Indiana men's tennis players practicing before a tournament

Bloomington, Indiana, September 26, 2025

News Summary

The Indiana Men’s Tennis team is gearing up for two important tournaments, the Milwaukee Classic and the Fighting Irish Invitational. With several players participating, including notable sophomores and seniors, the team aims to build on their recent successes. The Milwaukee Classic features a competitive field of 23 schools, while the Fighting Irish Invitational will take place concurrently, providing additional opportunity for team members. These events are crucial for the team’s progress in the collegiate tennis circuit.

Bloomington, Indiana

The Indiana Men’s Tennis team is set to compete in two significant tournaments during the weekend of September 25, 2025. Four players, including sophomore Braeden Gelletich, redshirt freshman Aidan Atwood, senior Deacon Thomas, and sophomore Karan Raghavendra, will participate in the Milwaukee Classic, featuring competitors from 23 different schools.

The Milwaukee Classic will include both singles and doubles competitions, with play-in rounds starting on Thursday. The top 16 singles seeds in the tournament will receive first-round byes, automatically advancing to the round of 32 on Friday. In parallel, the doubles draw will also feature a play-in stage that same day, where the top eight seeds will get byes into the round of 16. The finals for both singles and doubles are scheduled for Sunday, September 28.

On Friday, September 26, additional team members, including senior Luc Boulier, sophomore Matteo Antonescu, and senior Sam Scherer, will head to South Bend, Indiana for the Fighting Irish Invitational held at Clay High School. This event will also include participants from five different schools, but it will not have live streaming or live statistics available.

Recent Performance History

The upcoming tournaments come on the heels of a historic 2024-25 season for Indiana Men’s Tennis, during which they finished with an 11-13 dual record despite starting strong with a 9-0 record. They earned Big Ten victories over teams like Wisconsin and Penn State on the road last season. Notably, players Facundo Yunis and Jip van Assendelft qualified for the NCAA Doubles Championships in Waco, Texas, reaching the Round of 16.

The 2023-24 season marked one of Indiana’s best performances in years, concluding with a 16-11 record and achieving a ranking as high as No. 32 in ITA team rankings. Additionally, sophomore Sam Landau earned a national ranking that peaked at No. 41 in singles.

Under the guidance of head coach Jeremy Wurtzman, who is in his 12th season, the Hoosiers are focused on building upon their previous success. The team previously hosted the Big Ten Tournament, where they achieved back-to-back victories against Penn State in the first round. Wurtzman brings a wealth of experience to the program, having served at the University of Denver and as a professional player on the ATP World Tour.

Tournament Details

Tournament Date Location Participants Format Notable Features
Milwaukee Classic September 25-28, 2025 Milwaukee, WI 23 schools Singles & Doubles Top 16 seeds get byes
Fighting Irish Invitational September 26-28, 2025 South Bend, IN 5 schools Various formats No live stream or stats

Conclusion

The Indiana Men’s Tennis team is eager to compete in the upcoming tournaments as they look to leverage their previous performances and further strengthen their standing in collegiate tennis. As the season continues, the outcomes of these tournaments will be pivotal for the team as they aim for success in future competitions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What teams will compete in the Milwaukee Classic?

The Milwaukee Classic features participants from 23 different schools.

When will the Milwaukee Classic take place?

The Milwaukee Classic will occur starting September 25, 2025.

What players from Indiana are participating in the Milwaukee Classic?

Four players from Indiana Men’s Tennis, including sophomore Braeden Gelletich, redshirt freshman Aidan Atwood, senior Deacon Thomas, and sophomore Karan Raghavendra, will compete.

What is the format of the Milwaukee Classic?

The tournament will include singles and doubles flights with play-in stages commencing on Thursday, and the top 16 singles seeds will receive byes, proceeding to the round of 32 on Friday.

Will there be live coverage of the Fighting Irish Invitational?

No, there will be no live stream or live stats available for the Fighting Irish Invitational.

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