Alumni on the ATP/ITF Tours

	Career High Ranking	Last Tournament	Up Next	Career Titles	Recent Highlights
JC Aragone ATP Tour Bio Class of 2017	Singles- 224 (12/24/18) Doubles- 153 (9/30/2019)	2022 Citi Open (8/7) Singles – Qualifying Final	TBD	Singles: 3 Futures (2018, 2022) Doubles: Indian Wells Challenger, Winnetka Challenger (2019); 3 Futures (2018, 2021, 2022)	2022: won the singles and doubles titles at the ITF World Tennis Tour 25K in Cancun (2/13)
Collin Altamirano ATP Tour Bio Class of 2017	Singles- 267 (6/24/19) Doubles- 458 (11/30/20)	The Hague 25K (7/4) Singles: Rd of 16	TBD	Singles: 3 Futures titles (2019, 2×2018 Doubles: 3 Future title (2014, 2018)	2022: Returned to the court for first actions since March 2021 by competing in qualifying at the Santo Domingo ITF World Tennis Tour 25K in the Dominican Republic
Thai-Son Kwiatkowski ATP Tour Bio Class of 2017	Singles: 181 (2/3/20) Doubles: 232 (7/29/19)	Cali 80K (6/19/23) Singles and Doubles	TBD	Singles: Newport Beach Challenger (2020), 4 Futures (2 in 2018, 2017, 2016) Doubles: Indian Wells Challenger (2020), 5 Futures (2018, 2017, 2 in 2016)
Brandon Nakashima ATP Tour Bio Class of 2019	Singles: 43 (10/17/22) Doubles: 316 (10/17/22)	Wimbledon Singles & Doubles		Singles: ATP San Diego Open (2022); Quimper Challenger (2021), Orlando Challenger (2020), 2 Futures (2020, 2018)	2022: Picked up his first ATP Tour level victory at his hometown tournament, the San Diego Open (8/25), defeating fellow American Marcos Giron in the final; earned direct entry into the Australian Open, first time earning a spot in a Grand Slam without a wildcard or qualifying; advanced to the quarterfinals of the Sydney ATP 250; Advanced to the and the fourth round at 2022 Wimbldeon and the third round at the 2022 US Open
Alexander Ritschard ATP Tour Bio Class of 2017	Singles: 160 (6/19/23) Doubles: 388 (4/4/22)	Wimbledon Qualifying		Career Titles: 5 Futures (2020, 2019, 3 x 2018) Doubles: 1 Futures (2019)	2022: Qualified for Wimbledon and the US Open after advancing to the qualifying final at the French Open; advanced through qualifying to finish as the runner-up in singles at the Froli Challenger (2/21); won his first Davis Cup tie in his first time competing for Switzerland, winning the rubber match to get the Swiss promoted to next year’s Davis Cup qualifiers
Gianni Ross ATP Tour Bio Class of 2022	Singles: Doubles:	ITF 15K Irvine (6/30/23)

RETIRED PLAYERS ON TOUR*

Player		Class	Career High Singles	Career High Doubles	Career Titles
	Robert Abendroth	2001	965	759
	Ammar Alhaqbani	2021	1580
	Teddy Angelinos	2008	251	373	Singles: 7 Futures Doubles: 8 Futures

	Darrin Cohen	2006	1111	769	Doubles: Futures: 1 title
	Drew Courtney	2006		212	Doubles: Futures: 2 titles
	Rodney Crowley	1980	369	89
	Somdev Devvarman	2008	62	139	Singles: Lexington Challenger (’08), Izmir Challenger (’10) New Delhi Challenger (’14), New Delhi Challenger (’15), Winnetka Challenger (15), 4 Futures Doubles: Sarasota Challenger (’13), Kolkata Challenger (’15), 4 Futures
	Mitchell Frank	2015	503	884	Singles: Two Futures
	Treat Huey (ATP Tour Bio)	2008	689	18	ATP Doubles (8 titles): Abierto Mexicano Telcel (2017), Abierto Mexicano Telcel (2016), Malaysia Open (ATP 2015), St. Petersburg Open (2015), Estoril Open (2015), Aegon Championships Eastbourne (2014),Swiss Indoors Basel (2013), Citi Open Washington (2012). Also had 10 runner-up finishes 19 Challenger Doubles; 8 Futures Retired in February 2023 after playing in the ATP 250 in Dallas. His last major was Wimbledon 2022. His best finish at a major was a semifinal run at Wimbledon in 2016 after making the mixed doubles semifinals earlier that same year at the Australian Open. He twice made the quarterfinals at the Australian Open (2014 and 2016) as well once at the US Open (2013)
	Dominic Inglot (ATP Tour Bio)	2009	561	18	Davis Cup: Member of 2015 Great Britain champion team ATP Doubles (14 titles): New York Open (2020),BB&T Atlanta Open (2019),s-Hertogenbosch Libema Open (2019), s-Hertogenbosch Libema Open (2018), TEB BNP Paribas Istanbul Open (2018), Gazprom Hungarian Open (2018), Swiss Indoors Basel (2018), Grand prix Hassan II (2017) St. Petersburg (2016), Nottingham (2016), Winston-Salem Open (2015), Aegon Championships Eastbourne (2014), Swiss Indoors Basel (2013), Citi Open (2012), Challengers Doubles:Nottingham (2012), Dallas (2012), Charlottesville (2011), Binghamton (2010), Vancouver (2010) 9 Futures Titles Inglot announced his retirement from professional tennis in March 2022. Inglot competed at the 2022 Australian Open, his 37th time playing in a Grand Slam, reaching the semifinals of Wimbledon in 2018 and the US Open in 2015
	Jarmere Jenkins	2013	190	202	Singles: 8 Futures Doubles: West Lakes Challenger (’14), 9 Futures
	Milo Johnson	2010		1320
	Geoff Macdonald	1981	314	229
	Marko Miklo	2007	1172	1351
	Huntley Montgomery	2001	383	98	Singles: 2 Futures Doubles: Challengers: Binghamton (’05), Forest Hills (’05), Besancon (’05), Bronx (’04), Binghamton (’04), Aptos (’04), Mexico City (’03), Fresno (’02), Waco (’02) Futures: 13 titles
	Rylan Rizza	2006	870	217	Doubles: 10 Futures
	Adam Scheinman	1981	743	337
	Michael Shabaz	2011	394	482	Singles: 4 Futures Doubles: 2 Futures
	Justin Shane	2014	806	577	Singles: 1 Futures Doubles: 1 Futures
	Ryan Shane	2016	333	6-4	Singles: 4 Futures Doubles: 3 Futures
	Lee Singer	2010		1420
	Sanam Singh		266	138	Singles: 7 Futures Doubles: Bangalore Challenger (’15), Pune Challenger (’14), Kolkata Challenger (’14), New Delhi Challenger (’14), 3 Futures
	Carl Söderlund	2021	387		Singles: 3 Futures
	Doug Stewart	2006	1400	1295
	Brian Vahaly	2001	64	94	Singles: CH: Calabasas (’05), Tallahassee (’05), Aptos (’02), Tallahassee (’02), Hamilton (’02) Futures: Five titles Doubles: CH: Bronx (’05), College Station (’04), Waikoloa (’04)
	Dillon Walker	2005	—	1400
	Henrik Wiersholm	2019	838		Singles: 1 Futures