Playing college tennis has benefitted numerous Americans in their pursuit of playing on the professional tour. Entering 2019, there were five former collegiate men ranked in the ATP Top 100 and seven in the ATP Top 200. Meanwhile, there were seven former collegiate women ranked in the WTA Top 200.

 

Current collegiate players are making their charge up the rankings as well. View a full list of American collegians ranked in the top 400 early in the 2019 season:

 

Women – School – Last College Season

 

For an updated list of rankings, check out the WTA rankings.

 

Kristie Ahn – Stanford – 2012

 

Robin Anderson – UCLA – 2015

 

Jennifer Brady – UCLA – 2015

 

Danielle Collins – Virginia – 2016

 

Francesca Di Lorenzo – Ohio State – 2017  

 

Nicole Gibbs – Stanford – 2013

 

Danielle Lao – USC – 2012

 

Jamie Loeb – North Carolina – 2015

 

Maria Mateas – Duke – In College  

 

Men – School – Last College Season

 

For an updated list of rankings, check out the ATP rankings.

 

Collin Altamirano – Virginia – 2017

 

J.C. Aragone – Virginia – 2017

 

Sekou Bangoura – Florida – 2011

 

Maxime Cressy – UCLA – In College

 

Christopher Eubanks – Georgia Tech – 2017

 

Marcos Giron – UCLA – 2014

 

Jared Hiltzik – Illinois – 2016

 

John Isner – Georgia – 2007

 

Steve Johnson – USC – 2012

 

Evan King – Michigan – 2013

 

Kevin King – Georgia Tech – 2012

 

Bradley Klahn – Stanford – 2012

 

Thai-Son Kwiatkowski – Virginia – 2017

 

Mackenzie McDonald – UCLA – 2016

 

Dennis Novikov – UCLA – 2013

 

Michael Redlicki – Arkansas – 2017

 

Noah Rubin – Wake Forest – 2015

 

Tennys Sandgren – Tennessee – 2011

 

Alexander Sarkissian – Pepperdine – 2014

 

Ryan Shane – Virginia – 2016

 

Roy Smith – Baylor – In College

 

JJ Wolf – Ohio State – In College