The NCAA Men's Tennis Championships are annual tournaments held in the spring to crown team, singles, and doubles champions in American college tennis. The first intercollegiate championship was held in 1883 by the Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association, 23 years before the founding of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), with Harvard's Joseph Clark taking the singles title. The same year Clark partnered with Howard Taylor to win the doubles title. The first NCAA championship was conducted in 1946.
Since 1963, the NCAA organizes separate tournaments for Division I and II. A tournament for Division III was added in 1973. The NCAA discontinued the Division II singles and doubles championships in 1995.
From 1946 to 1976, players' individual performances were awarded points which were tallied to determine the NCAA "team" champion. In 1977, the NCAA began a dual-match single-elimination team tournament with 16 schools to determine the team championship. Subsequently, expanded to include byes for 12 teams in the first round, the team tournament adopted its current 64-team single-elimination format in 1999.
Texas Christian University won the Division I national team championship in 2024, defeating the University of Texas at Austin in the final. Alabama's Filip Planinsek captured the singles championship, and Ohio State's JJ Tracy and Robert Cash won the doubles championship. Valdosta State University won the Division II national championship. The University of Chicago won the Division III national team championship.
The 2024–25 school year is the first of a two-year trial in which the Division I men's and women's championships will operate in a split-season format, with singles and doubles championships held in the fall and team championships in the spring.
Team champions
Division I Division II Division III Year School Coach Year School Coach Year School Coach 1946 USC William Moylenot contestednot contested 1947 William & Mary Sharvey G. Umbeck 1948 William & Mary (2) Sharvey G. Umbeck 1949 San Francisco Norman Brooks 1950 UCLA J.D. Morgan 1951 USC (2) Louis Wheeler 1952 UCLA (2) J.D. Morgan 1953 UCLA (3) J.D. Morgan 1954 UCLA (4) J.D. Morgan 1955 USC (3) George Toley 1956 UCLA (5) J.D. Morgan 1957 Michigan William Murphy 1958 USC (4) George Toley 1959 TulaneNotre Dame Thomas FallonEmmet Pare 1960 UCLA (6) J.D. Morgan 1961 UCLA (7) J.D. Morgan 1962 USC (5) George Toley 1963 USC (6) George Toley 1963 Cal State LA Scotty Deeds 1964 USC (7) George Toley 1964 Cal State LA (2) John Eckendorf Southern Illinois Carl Sexton 1965 UCLA (8) J.D. Morgan 1965 Cal State LA (3) Scotty Deeds 1966 USC (8) George Toley 1966 Rollins Norm Copeland 1967 USC (9) George Toley 1967 Long Beach State Dan Campbell 1968 USC (10) George Toley 1968 Fresno State Richard Murray 1969 USC (11) George Toley 1969 Cal State Northridge Dave Sterle 1970 UCLA (9) Glenn Bassett 1970 UC Irvine Myron McNamara 1971 UCLA (10) Glenn Bassett 1971 UC Irvine (2) Myron McNamara 1972 Trinity (TX) Clarence Mabry 1972 UC Irvine (3) Myron McNamara Rollins (2) Norm Copeland 1973 Stanford Dick Gould 1973 UC Irvine (4) Myron McNamara 1974 Stanford (2) Dick Gould 1974 San Diego Hans Wichary 1975 UCLA (11) Glenn Bassett 1975 UC Irvine (5) Myron McNamara San Diego (2) Hans Wichary 1976 USC (12) George Toley 1976 Hampton Robert Screen 1976 Kalamazoo George Acker UCLA (12) Glenn Bassett 1977 Stanford (3) Dick Gould 1977 UC Irvine (6) Myron McNamara 1977 Swarthmore William Cullen 1978 Stanford (4) Dick Gould 1978 SIU Edwardsville Kent DeMars 1978 Kalamazoo (2) George Acker 1979 UCLA (13) Glenn Bassett 1979 SIU Edwardsville (2) Kent DeMars 1979 Redlands Jim Verdieck 1980 Stanford (5) Dick Gould 1980 SIU Edwardsville (3) Kent DeMars 1980 Gustavus Adolphus Steve Wilkinson 1981 Stanford (6) Dick Gould 1981 SIU Edwardsville (4) Kent DeMars 1981 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Hank Krieger Swarthmore (2) Michael Mullan 1982 UCLA (14) Glenn Bassett 1982 SIU Edwardsville (5) Kent DeMars 1982 Gustavus Adolphus (2) Steve Wilkinson 1983 Stanford (7) Dick Gould 1983 SIU Edwardsville (6) Kent DeMars 1983 Redlands (2) Jim Verdieck 1984 UCLA (15) Glenn Bassett 1984 SIU Edwardsville (7) Kent DeMars 1984 Redlands (3) Jim Verdieck 1985 Georgia Dan Magill 1985 Chapman Mike Edles 1985 Swarthmore (3) Michael Mullan 1986 Stanford (8) Dick Gould 1986 Cal Poly Hugh Bream 1986 Kalamazoo (3) George Acker 1987 Georgia (2) Dan Magill 1987 Chapman (2) Mike Edles 1987 Kalamazoo (4) George Acker 1988 Stanford (9) Dick Gould 1988 Chapman (3) Mike Edles 1988 Washington & Lee Gary Franke 1989 Stanford (10) Dick Gould 1989 Hampton (2) Robert Screen 1989 UC Santa Cruz Bob Hansen 1990 Stanford (11) Dick Gould 1990 Cal Poly (2) Kevin Platt 1990 Swarthmore (4) Michael Mullan 1991 USC (13) Dick Leach 1991 Rollins (3) Norm Copeland 1991 Kalamazoo (5) George Acker 1992 Stanford (12) Dick Gould 1992 UC Davis John Nelson 1992 Kalamazoo (6) George Acker 1993 USC (14) Dick Leach 1993 Lander Joe Cabri 1993 Kalamazoo (7) George Acker 1994 USC (15) Dick Leach 1994 Lander (2) Joe Cabri 1994 Washington (MD) Tim Gray 1995 Stanford (13) Dick Gould 1995 Lander (3) Joe Cabri 1995 UC Santa Cruz (2) Bob Hansen 1996 Stanford (14) Dick Gould 1996 Lander (4) Joe Cabri 1996 UC Santa Cruz (3) Bob Hansen 1997 Stanford (15) Dick Gould 1997 Lander (5) Joe Cabri 1997 Washington (MD) (2) Matt Rose 1998 Stanford (16) Dick Gould 1998 Lander (6) Joe Cabri 1998 UC Santa Cruz (4) Bob Hansen 1999 Georgia (3) Manuel Diaz 1999 Lander (7) Joe Cabri 1999 Williams Dave Johnson 2000 Stanford (17) Dick Gould 2000 Lander (8) Joe Cabri 2000 Trinity (TX) (2) Butch Newman 2001 Georgia (4) Manuel Diaz 2001 Rollins (4) Jim Poling 2001 Williams (2) Dave Johnson 2002 USC (16) Dick Leach 2002 BYU–Hawaii David Porter 2002 Williams (3) Dave Johnson 2003 Illinois Craig Tiley 2003 BYU–Hawaii David Porter 2003 Emory John Browning 2004 Baylor Matt Knoll 2004 West Florida Derrick Racine 2004 Middlebury David Schwarz 2005 UCLA (16) Billy Martin 2005 West Florida (2) Derrick Racine 2005 UC Santa Cruz (5) Bob Hansen 2006 Pepperdine Adam Steinberg 2006 Valdosta State John Hansen 2006 Emory (2) John Browning 2007 Georgia (5) Manuel Diaz 2007 Lynn Mike Perez 2007 UC Santa Cruz (6) Bob Hansen 2008 Georgia (6) Manuel Diaz 2008 Armstrong Simon Earnshaw 2008 Washington (MO) Roger Follmer 2009 USC (17) Peter Smith 2009 Armstrong Simon Earnshaw 2009 UC Santa Cruz (7) Bob Hansen 2010 USC (18) Peter Smith 2010 Barry George Samuel 2010 Middlebury (2) David Schwarz 2011 USC (19) Peter Smith 2011 Valdosta State (2) John Hansen 2011 Amherst Chris Garner 2012 USC (20) Peter Smith 2012 Armstrong (3) Simon Earnshaw 2012 Emory (3) John Browning 2013 Virginia Brian Boland 2013 Barry (2) George Samuel 2013 Williams Dan Greenberg 2014 USC (21) Peter Smith 2014 West Florida (3) Derrick Racine 2014 Amherst (2) Chris Garner 2015 Virginia (2) Brian Boland 2015 Barry (3) George Samuel 2015 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (2) Paul Settles 2016 Virginia (3) Brian Boland 2016 Hawaii Pacific Hendrik Bode 2016 Bowdoin Conor Smith 2017 Virginia (4) Brian Boland 2017 West Florida (4) Derrick Racine 2017 Emory (4) John Browning 2018 Wake Forest Tony Bresky 2018 Columbus State Evan Isaacs 2018 Middlebury (3) Bob Hansen 2019 Texas Bruce Berque 2019 Barry (4) George Samuel 2019 Emory (5) John Browning 2020Cancelled due to Covid-19 2020Cancelled due to Covid-19 2020Cancelled due to Covid-19 2021 Florida Bryan Shelton 2021 Barry (5) George Samuel 2021 Emory (6) John Browning 2022 Virginia (5) Andres Pedroso 2022 Barry (6) Thomas Hipp 2022 Chicago Jay Tee 2023 Virginia (6) Andres Pedroso 2023 Barry (7) Thomas Hipp 2023 Case Western Todd Wojtkowski 2024 TCU David Roditi 2024 Valdosta State (3) John Hansen 2024 Chicago (2) Matt Brisotti 2025 Wake Forest (2) Tony Bresky 2025 Valdosta State (4) John Hansen 2025 Denison David Schilling
Individual champions The NCAA was founded in 1906. The first tennis championship sponsored by the NCAA was in 1946. Individual championships were not held in 1917–18.
Singles