Saturday, May 9
Fort Worth, Texas
1 PM
TCU
vs
Stanford
Preview: No. 18 Stanford
5/7/2026 10:00:00 AM | Men's Tennis
Sixth-seeded TCU hosts Cardinal in Super Regional dual on Saturday
FORT WORTH – TCU is one win away from notching its seventh straight NCAA quarterfinal berth, but to get there, must halt one of the hottest teams in college tennis.
The sixth-seeded Horned Frogs (23-5) host No. 18 Stanford (19-8) in a Super Regional dual at 1 p.m. on Saturday at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center.
TCU is hosting the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament for the sixth consecutive season.
The Frogs' NCAA-leading 32-match home winning streak will undoubtedly be put to the test by a Stanford squad capable of matching TCU at any position. The Cardinal upset No. 10 seed Texas A&M to set up the Sweet 16 tilt. Stanford has won seven of its last nine matches in a stretch that features a victory over top-seeded and defending NCAA champion Wake Forest.
As good as Stanford has looked of late, TCU's level is even higher, giving the match the feel of a final site affair. The Horned Frogs are the No. 6 seed in name only. Ranked second nationally, TCU has won 10 straight matches and 15 of 16 overall since the 2026 season shifted outdoors. The Horned Frogs last four wins have all been shutouts. Giving grist to TCU's dominant form, the Frogs have not lost a singles match during their winning streak.
Saturday's showcase of two of college tennis' national powers will be the 13th meeting and fourth in the last three seasons between TCU and Stanford. The Horned Frogs have won eight straight and are 9-3 all-time vs. the Cardinal. TCU shut out Stanford twice during the indoor 2025 season, including a 4-0 shutout in the semifinals of the ITA Indoor National Championships. The Horned Frogs last hosted the Cardinal on Feb. 2, 2024, with TCU claiming a 5-2 victory.
With a win, TCU faces either No. 3 Ohio State or No. 14 Illinois in the quarterfinals on May 14 in Athens, Georgia.
The match will stream live on the Cracked Racquets YouTube channel as a part of a crosscourt cast with Alex Gruskin calling the action.
Admission to the match is free and no tickets are required.
Frogs in the ITA Singles Rankings
#8 Duncan Chan
#42 Cosme Rolland De Ravel
#55 Cooper Woestendick
#108 Julian Alonso
Frogs in the ITA Doubles Rankings
#4 Duncan Chan / Cosme Rolland De Ravel
#42 Albert Pedrico / Cooper Woestendick
TCU NCAA Tournament History
TCU NCAA Tournament Notables
The sixth-seeded Horned Frogs (23-5) host No. 18 Stanford (19-8) in a Super Regional dual at 1 p.m. on Saturday at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center.
TCU is hosting the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament for the sixth consecutive season.
The Frogs' NCAA-leading 32-match home winning streak will undoubtedly be put to the test by a Stanford squad capable of matching TCU at any position. The Cardinal upset No. 10 seed Texas A&M to set up the Sweet 16 tilt. Stanford has won seven of its last nine matches in a stretch that features a victory over top-seeded and defending NCAA champion Wake Forest.
As good as Stanford has looked of late, TCU's level is even higher, giving the match the feel of a final site affair. The Horned Frogs are the No. 6 seed in name only. Ranked second nationally, TCU has won 10 straight matches and 15 of 16 overall since the 2026 season shifted outdoors. The Horned Frogs last four wins have all been shutouts. Giving grist to TCU's dominant form, the Frogs have not lost a singles match during their winning streak.
Saturday's showcase of two of college tennis' national powers will be the 13th meeting and fourth in the last three seasons between TCU and Stanford. The Horned Frogs have won eight straight and are 9-3 all-time vs. the Cardinal. TCU shut out Stanford twice during the indoor 2025 season, including a 4-0 shutout in the semifinals of the ITA Indoor National Championships. The Horned Frogs last hosted the Cardinal on Feb. 2, 2024, with TCU claiming a 5-2 victory.
With a win, TCU faces either No. 3 Ohio State or No. 14 Illinois in the quarterfinals on May 14 in Athens, Georgia.
The match will stream live on the Cracked Racquets YouTube channel as a part of a crosscourt cast with Alex Gruskin calling the action.
Admission to the match is free and no tickets are required.
Frogs in the ITA Singles Rankings
#8 Duncan Chan
#42 Cosme Rolland De Ravel
#55 Cooper Woestendick
#108 Julian Alonso
Frogs in the ITA Doubles Rankings
#4 Duncan Chan / Cosme Rolland De Ravel
#42 Albert Pedrico / Cooper Woestendick
TCU NCAA Tournament History
- NCAA Tournament Appearances: 36
- NCAA Quarterfinals: 16
- NCAA Semifinals: Seven (1989, 1996, 2001, 2015, 2023, 2024, 2025)
- NCAA Finals: Two (2024, 2025)
- NCAA Championships: One (2024)
- NCAA Tournament All-Time Record: 63-34
- NCAA Tournament Home Record: 31-1
- NCAA Quarterfinal Record: 8-7
- NCAA Semifinal Record: 2-5
- NCAA Tournament Record Since 2015: 35-9
TCU NCAA Tournament Notables
- TCU has won 26 straight NCAA Tournament matches at home. The Horned Frogs have never lost on the purple courts in postseason play under head coach David Roditi.
- TCU is making its 11th straight appearance in Super Regional weekend.
- Roditi-led teams are 8-2 overall and 4-0 at home in Super Regional affairs.
- Three of the Horned Frogs' last four Super Regional victories – all of which have unfolded on the Bartzen Varsity Courts – have been shutouts, including each of the last two. TCU blanked Duke and UCF in the round of 16 in 2024 and 2025, respectively.
- TCU is 34-4 all-time and 11-0 over the past three seasons under Roditi in Tournament play as the higher-seeded team.
- Roditi holds a 37-11 career NCAA Tournament record.
- The Horned Frogs have earned a national seed in six straight seasons and 10 of the last 11 dating back to 2015.
- TCU has advanced to the final site in 10 straight seasons, tied with Virginia for the longest active streak in college tennis.
- TCU's nine NCAA quarterfinal appearances since 2015 are the most of any D1 program.
- The Horned Frogs' run of 11 consecutive postseason appearances is the second-longest in program history, trailing only the program's run of 16 straight NCAA Tournament selections from 1991-2006.
- TCU captured its 10th Big 12 championship in the last decade via is triumph at the Big 12 Tournament on April 18 in Orlando.
- TCU has won or challenged for six of the last nine indoor or outdoor national championships dating back to 2022.
- TCU ranks second nationally in total wins (148) since 2021.
- TCU head coach David Roditi is one of only two active D1 head coaches who has won both an ITA Indoor National Championship and NCAA Championship and coached an NCAA individual champion.
- Under Roditi's direction, TCU has notched 11 consecutive year-end ITA top-10 team rankings, a streak unmatched by any D1 program. The Horned Frogs have cracked the top-five of the final rankings in five straight seasons. TCU has additionally boasted a top-10 ITA team ranking in 72 consecutive polls dating back to March 10, 2020.
- TCU has maintained a top-10 ITA team ranking for five continuous seasons dating back to January of 2021.
- TCU concluded the regular season tabbed No. 2 in the ITA rankings for the third time in the last four years.
- The Horned Frogs have been ranked as high as second and no lower than seventh in 2026.
- Roditi has led TCU to 414 dual wins over the course of his 21 years in Fort Worth. He was a part of 86 dual match victories as a player from 1993-96 and has won 328 across his 16-season run as the Horned Frogs head coach. He owns the second most head coaching wins in program history behind his own coach, and TCU Athletics Hall of Famer, Tut Bartzen.
- TCU has won an NCAA-leading 32 straight home outdoor matches dating back to March of 2023.
- TCU is 58-3 at home over the last four seasons.
- Through Roditi's leadership, the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center has become one of the toughest venues for opposing teams to steal a victory. Roditi has led TCU to a 189-37 (.836) home record in his 16 seasons at the helm of his alma mater and a 148-13 (.919) mark since 2015.
- The Horned Frogs are 24-4 in doubles play this season.
- TCU's combined record on courts two and three in doubles is 32-9.
- Ten of the Horned Frogs' 13 top-30 wins have been on the road or at a neutral venue.
- The Frogs own 10 victories over teams featured in the top-20 of the latest ITA rankings; No. 1 Texas, No. 7 LSU, No. 8 Arizona, No. 11 Baylor (3x), No. 12 Georgia (2x), No. 15 UCF and No. 17 Florida.
- TCU sports a 6-1 record vs. the SEC this season.
- One of the strengths on TCU's 2026 roster is the depth it possesses in its singles lineup. Of TCU's 79 dual singles victories thus far, 55 have come on courts three through six.
- TCU is rostering its youngest team in years. Four of the six members of the Horned Frogs' primary singles lineup are freshmen and sophomores. No returning player competed higher than court three in conference and postseason play in 2025. Six of the nine active players on TCU's roster are either underclassmen or a transfer.
- In three of TCU's five defeats, all of which have come to top-15 teams, the Horned Frogs have lost at least three matches on courts 1-4 in singles.
- TCU competed to a 26-4 combined singles record in Big 12 play.
- The Horned Frogs have not lost a singles match in 10 straight duals dating back to their 4-1 home victory against then-No. 12 UCF on March 27.
- TCU has claimed courts four and six in five straight matches in a streak that began with its 4-1 win at No. 11 Baylor on April 13. Oliver Bonding and Roger Pascual are responsible for the victories.
- Duncan Chan was chosen as Big 12 Co-Player of the Year alongside Jay Friend (Arizona) and Devin Badenhorst (Baylor). He joins Cam Norrie and Luc Fomba as one of three Horned Frogs to win the award.
- Roditi was cited as Big 12 Coach of the Year for a record seventh time in the release of the Big 12 Men's Tennis Yearly Awards. He repeated as the award recipient for the third time in his storied tenure at the helm of his alma matter and has claimed the crown in four of the past five seasons.
- Oliver Bonding became the third Horned Frog in the last four years to be named Big 12 Freshman of the Year alongside Cooper Woestendick (2025) and Sebastian Gorzny (2023). He is the sixth TCU player to receive the recognition.
- Cosme Rolland De Ravel was chosen as Big 12 Newcomer of the Year to round out TCU's Big 12 yearly awards haul.
- TCU received a league-leading 10 postseason All-Big 12 accolades. Four members of its singles lineup – Bonding, Rolland De Ravel, Woestendick and Duncan Chan – earned All-Big 12 First Team Singles honors.
- Chan and Rolland De Ravel became the third TCU doubles pair in the last four seasons to earn the ITA No. 1 ranking on March 31.
- TCU has now rostered the nation's top-ranked doubles pair in four of the last five seasons. Pedro Vives and Lui Maxted, the 2024-25 NCAA doubles champions, received the recognition at season's end. Fellow All-Americans Luc Fomba and Jake Fearnley held the distinction for multiple weeks in 2021-22 and 2022-23.
- Chan and Rolland De Ravel are 20-2 overall, 16-2 in duals and 4-1 vs. ranked pairs.
- Chan is one of only two players in the country featured in the top 10 of the ITA rankings in both singles and doubles. The other is Virginia's Dylan Dietrich.
- Chan has won 16 ranked singles matches, most recently downing No. 4 Jay Friend of Arizona in TCU's 4-0 shutout of the Wildcats to win the Big 12 Tournament
- Chan's season doubles record is 25-4. He leads TCU in combined wins (47).
- Rolland De Ravel was cited as Big 12 Player of the Week for March 9-15.
- Rolland De Ravel has won four straight singles matches vs. top-50 players.
- Bonding countered a four-match losing streak in singles with a run of four straight wins on the road vs. No. 2 Texas, No. 12 Georgia, No. 22 Florida and No. 25 Arizona State from March 7-20.
- Bonding is 12-2 in singles play on the outdoor courts.
- Bonding has won and finished each of his last eight singles matches in straight sets, all of which have come on court four.
- Bonding went 8-1 vs. Big 12 opponents in singles play.
- Bonding was recognized as Most Outstanding Player at the Big 12 Tournament after posting a 4-0 record. He clinched the doubles point and was the first player off the court in singles in TCU's shutout victories over No. 9 Arizona and No. 11 Baylor.
- Bonding leads TCU with 10 wins at No. 1 doubles.
- Roger Pascual leads TCU in dual singles victories (15).
- Pascual earned the match-clincher in TCU's pair of Big 12 Tournament triumphs and has scored the final point in three of the Frogs' last four victories.
- Pascual is enjoying an eight-match winning streak. The lefty has not lost since Feb. 15 on the final day of ITA Kickoff Weekend.
- Cooper Woestendick and Albert Pedrico are 10-3 as doubles partners since debuting as a pair on March 7 at Texas.
- Woestendick is enjoying a five-match singles winning streak and is 13-3 on the year.
- Woestendick, the 2025 Big 12 Freshman of the Year, holds a 6-0 season record at No. 2 singles and is 9-0 at the position for his career.
- Woestendick is unbeaten at 8-0 in Big 12 singles play across is two years in Fort Worth. He sports a 16-3 combined career conference record.
- Pedrico has won six of his last seven completed singles matches.
- Pedrico is 11-1 in Big 12 singles play for his career.
- Filip Apltauer is 13-4 at No. 3 doubles over the last two seasons for TCU.
- Maximus Dussault has been a rock at the bottom of the lineup for TCU throughout the spring. The freshman holds respective records of 5-1 at No. 6 singles and 10-5 at No. 3 doubles. He has notched 28 victories on the year.
- Dussault and Bonding have clinched the doubles point in three of TCU's last four wins. They broke twice and battled out of a 3-5 hole at the position vs. Cornell in the round of 32. to earn a 7-5 victory.
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