No. 2 TCU Routs Stanford, Roars into Quarterfinals
5/9/2026 4:34:00 PM | Men's Tennis
Frogs advance to the final site of the NCAA Tournament for the 11th consecutive season
FORT WORTH – TCU looked every bit the part of a contender for the NCAA Championship in its final home match of the 2026 season.
Squaring off with No. 18 Stanford, the sixth-seeded Horned Frogs pitched a perfect scoresheet, shutting out the Cardinal 4-0 in a Super Regional dual on Saturday at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center.
TCU (24-5) did not surrender a single set in a match that took less than two hours to complete. Cosme Rolland De Ravel and Duncan Chan locked up the doubles point via a 6-2 win at the top. Rolland De Ravel later earned the match-clincher, as he took down Stanford's top-ranked player, No. 57 Alex Razeghi, 6-0, 6-3 at the 2-line Oliver Bonding and Albert Pedrico put TCU within a point of victory via wins on courts four and five.
The Horned Frogs notched their seventh straight quarterfinal appearance and 11th consecutive trip to the final site of the NCAA Tournament with the result. TCU has now reached the last eight of the postseason in 10 of the last 11 completed seasons dating back to 2015. No program in the country has more quarterfinal berths than TCU in that span.
With the win, TCU moves on to meet No. 3 Ohio State (32-4) on Thursday at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex in Athens, Georgia. The quarterfinal clash marks the fourth time in as many seasons the national powers will meet in a national championship event. TCU earned a 4-2 upset over the top-seeded Buckeyes in the semifinals of the 2024 NCAA Tournament in the teams' most recent meeting. TCU went on to capture its first-ever outdoor national title.
Saturday's result vs. the Cardinal (19-9) stretched TCU's winning streak to 11 matches. The Horned Frogs, ranked second nationally, have competed to a 16-1 record since the season shifted outdoors in March.
Stanford represented the 11th top-20 foe TCU has defeated in 2026.
The Horned Frogs have now blanked five straight opponents dating back to their Big 12 Tournament title triumph on April 17-18 in Orlando, Florida.
TCU stretched its NCAA-leading outdoor home winning streak to 33 matches. The Frogs finished unbeaten on the Bartzen Varsity Courts for the third straight season with the win. TCU is now 59-3 at home dating back to 2022.
Doubles Rundown
TCU quickly broke on all three courts, assuming 3-0 leads at the top and bottom and never looked back.
Chan and Rolland De Ravel, the ITA No. 4 ranked pair, won four straight games vs. Nico Godsick and Razeghi before serving out their match and the doubles point.
Pedrico and Cooper Woestendick got on the board first, coasting to a 6-3 decision vs. Samir Banerjee and Hudson Rivera in the second position.
Bonding and Maximus Dusssault left their match vs. Alex Chang and Jagger Leach level at four games all.
Chan and Rolland De Ravel improved to 21-2 as partners. The joint victory sent Chan to his team-leading 26th doubles win of 2025-26.
Pedrico and Woestendick, ranked 42nd nationally, picked up their 11th win since teaming up in March.
TCU boosted its season doubles record to 25-4 overall and 12-1 on the outdoor purple courts.
The Horned Frogs are now 25-2 when securing a 1-0 lead in a match.
Doubles Results
Singles Rundown
Bonding won his ninth match in as many starts and widened TCU's advantage to 2-0.
The Big 12 Freshman of the Year, Bonding hung a pair of 6-1 frames vs. the 81st-ranked Rivera and set the table for singles showcase that saw TCU capture all nine completed sets.
Pedrico followed with a 6-3, 6-4 takedown vs. Leach, breaking at four games all in the second frame to put the lefty away.
Rolland De Ravel, who entered the NCAA Tournament tabbed No. 42 in the singles rankings, then clinched vs. Razeghi. TCU's lone senior, Rolland De Ravel earned his ninth ranked win of the year in his final home match.
He narrowly beat out the eighth-ranked Chan for clinching honors. Chan trailed Banerjee 1-4 on the 1-line to open his match. The junior rallied to win five straight games and put a fifth first set on the board for the Frogs. Chan led Banerjee 5-1 in set two when play was halted.
Woestendick clawed out of a 3-5 hole on court three vs. Godsick to claim a 7-5 first set and kept the Cardinal off the board.
Roger Pascual, who leads TCU with 15 dual match wins, was up a set vs. Chang 6-3, 3-4, at the bottom.
Singles Results
Squaring off with No. 18 Stanford, the sixth-seeded Horned Frogs pitched a perfect scoresheet, shutting out the Cardinal 4-0 in a Super Regional dual on Saturday at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center.
TCU (24-5) did not surrender a single set in a match that took less than two hours to complete. Cosme Rolland De Ravel and Duncan Chan locked up the doubles point via a 6-2 win at the top. Rolland De Ravel later earned the match-clincher, as he took down Stanford's top-ranked player, No. 57 Alex Razeghi, 6-0, 6-3 at the 2-line Oliver Bonding and Albert Pedrico put TCU within a point of victory via wins on courts four and five.
The Horned Frogs notched their seventh straight quarterfinal appearance and 11th consecutive trip to the final site of the NCAA Tournament with the result. TCU has now reached the last eight of the postseason in 10 of the last 11 completed seasons dating back to 2015. No program in the country has more quarterfinal berths than TCU in that span.
With the win, TCU moves on to meet No. 3 Ohio State (32-4) on Thursday at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex in Athens, Georgia. The quarterfinal clash marks the fourth time in as many seasons the national powers will meet in a national championship event. TCU earned a 4-2 upset over the top-seeded Buckeyes in the semifinals of the 2024 NCAA Tournament in the teams' most recent meeting. TCU went on to capture its first-ever outdoor national title.
Saturday's result vs. the Cardinal (19-9) stretched TCU's winning streak to 11 matches. The Horned Frogs, ranked second nationally, have competed to a 16-1 record since the season shifted outdoors in March.
Stanford represented the 11th top-20 foe TCU has defeated in 2026.
The Horned Frogs have now blanked five straight opponents dating back to their Big 12 Tournament title triumph on April 17-18 in Orlando, Florida.
TCU stretched its NCAA-leading outdoor home winning streak to 33 matches. The Frogs finished unbeaten on the Bartzen Varsity Courts for the third straight season with the win. TCU is now 59-3 at home dating back to 2022.
Doubles Rundown
TCU quickly broke on all three courts, assuming 3-0 leads at the top and bottom and never looked back.
Chan and Rolland De Ravel, the ITA No. 4 ranked pair, won four straight games vs. Nico Godsick and Razeghi before serving out their match and the doubles point.
Pedrico and Cooper Woestendick got on the board first, coasting to a 6-3 decision vs. Samir Banerjee and Hudson Rivera in the second position.
Bonding and Maximus Dusssault left their match vs. Alex Chang and Jagger Leach level at four games all.
Chan and Rolland De Ravel improved to 21-2 as partners. The joint victory sent Chan to his team-leading 26th doubles win of 2025-26.
Pedrico and Woestendick, ranked 42nd nationally, picked up their 11th win since teaming up in March.
TCU boosted its season doubles record to 25-4 overall and 12-1 on the outdoor purple courts.
The Horned Frogs are now 25-2 when securing a 1-0 lead in a match.
Doubles Results
- #4 Duncan Chan / Cosme Rolland De Ravel (TCU) def. Nico Godsick / Alex Razeghi (STAN): 6-2
- #42 Albert Pedrico / Cooper Woestendick (TCU) def. Samir Banerjee / Hudson Rivera (STAN): 6-3
- Oliver Bonding / Maximus Dussault (TCU) vs. Alex Chang / Jagger Leach (STAN): 4-4, unfinished
Singles Rundown
Bonding won his ninth match in as many starts and widened TCU's advantage to 2-0.
The Big 12 Freshman of the Year, Bonding hung a pair of 6-1 frames vs. the 81st-ranked Rivera and set the table for singles showcase that saw TCU capture all nine completed sets.
Pedrico followed with a 6-3, 6-4 takedown vs. Leach, breaking at four games all in the second frame to put the lefty away.
Rolland De Ravel, who entered the NCAA Tournament tabbed No. 42 in the singles rankings, then clinched vs. Razeghi. TCU's lone senior, Rolland De Ravel earned his ninth ranked win of the year in his final home match.
He narrowly beat out the eighth-ranked Chan for clinching honors. Chan trailed Banerjee 1-4 on the 1-line to open his match. The junior rallied to win five straight games and put a fifth first set on the board for the Frogs. Chan led Banerjee 5-1 in set two when play was halted.
Woestendick clawed out of a 3-5 hole on court three vs. Godsick to claim a 7-5 first set and kept the Cardinal off the board.
Roger Pascual, who leads TCU with 15 dual match wins, was up a set vs. Chang 6-3, 3-4, at the bottom.
Singles Results
- #8 Duncan Chan (TCU) vs. Samir Banerjee (STAN): 6-4, 5-1, unfinished
- #42 Cosme Rolland De Ravel (TCU) def. #57 Alex Razeghi (STAN): 6-0, 6-3
- #55 Cooper Woestendick (TCU) vs. Nico Godsick (STAN): 7-5, 1-2, unfinished
- Oliver Bonding (TCU) def. #81 Hudson Rivera (STAN): 6-1, 6-1
- Albert Pedrico (TCU) def. Jagger Leach (STAN): 6-3, 6-4
- Roger Pascual (TCU) vs. Alex Chang (STAN): 6-3, 3-4, unfinished
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