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Johns, Rodenas Selected to All-ACC Team
4/25/2024 2:34:00 PM | Men's Tennis
DURHAM – Redshirt senior Garrett Johns and sophomore Pedro Rodenas both earned All-ACC recognition for both singles and doubles action, the league announced Thursday.
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For the second consecutive year, Johns was tabbed to the All-ACC first team, while Rodenas was named to the league's second team. Additionally, the duo also claimed All-ACC doubles first team honors for the second-straight season.
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Johns earned postseason singles honors for the fourth time in his career. He held a top-30 ranking throughout much of the season, including a current ranking of No. 22. The redshirt senior has played on Duke's top court in every dual singles match except three, posting a 14-4 ledger on court one. He holds a 9-4 mark against nationally ranked opponents, including a 6-2, 6-4 victory over No. 11 Cooper Williams of No. 8 Harvard. The Atlanta, Ga., native leads the team with six match-clinching wins with five of those six wins coming against nationally ranked teams. Additionally, Johns was selected the ACC's Player of the Week on three occasions throughout the year.
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Rodenas, who's currently ranked No. 43 nationally, received postseason All-ACC second team praise for the second-straight year. He leads the team with 24 overall singles wins, including a team-leading 16 dual wins. Throughout the season, Rodenas has played on Duke's top two courts and held a winning record on each, including a 13-7 mark on court two. The Madrid, Spain, native has tallied two match-clinching victory against Middle Tennessee State to win the Durham ITA Kickoff Weekend and against No. 28 North Carolina to send Duke into the ACC Championship semifinals. He holds a team-leading 11-7 ledger against nationally ranked opponents and was selected the ACC's Player of the Week on two occasions this year.
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Johns and Rodenas also teamed up in doubles play and were the lone Blue Devils to receive postseason doubles recognition from the league. The pair held a top-20 ranking for much of the season, including a current ranking of No. 1 nationally. The duo has played on Duke's top two courts and held a winning record on both, including a 16-3 on court one. They finished ACC play with a 9-1 ledger and have gone an impressive 13-2 against nationally ranked opponents, including victories over the No. 1, No. 7, and No. 9 ranked duos. The pair lead the team in overall doubles wins and dual victories and were selected the ACC's Doubles Team of the Week on three different occasions throughout the year. Additionally, the duo is currently riding an 11-match winning streak.
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The 2024 NCAA Selection Show is set for Monday at 6 p.m. Individual championship competitors will later be announced in a NCAA.com press release on Tuesday, April 30.
2024 ACC Men's Tennis Annual Awards
Player of the Year:Â Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc, Florida State
Freshman of the Year:Â Dylan Dietrich, Virginia
Coach of the Year:Â Dwayne Hultquist, Florida State
All-ACC Singles
First Team
Garrett Johns, Duke****
Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc, Florida State**
Andres Martin, Georgia Tech*****
Sebastian Dominko, Notre Dame**
Iñaki Montes, Virginia****
Chris Rodesch, Virginia***
Second Team
Pedro Rodenas, Duke**
Etienne Donnet, Louisville***
Robin Catry, NC State
Dylan Dietrich, Virginia
Filippo Moroni, Wake Forest
DK Suresh Ekambaram, Wake Forest
Third Team
Ryuhei Azuma, Clemson**
Jamie Connel, Florida State
Keshav Chopra, Georgia Tech
Braden Shick, NC State
Jeffrey von der Schulenburg, Virginia****
Ryan Fishback, Virginia Tech***
All-ACC Doubles
First Team
Garrett Johns and Pedro Rodenas, Duke**
Sebastian Dominko and Jean-Marc Malkowski, Notre Dame
DK Suresh Ekambaram and Holden Koons, Wake Forest
Second Team
Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc and Joshua Dous-Karpenschif, Florida State**
Keshav Chopra and Marcus McDaniel, Georgia Tech
Etienne Donnet and Natan Rodrigues, Louisville
Third Team^
JJ Bianchi and Jake Vassel, Boston College
Phillip Jordan and Benjamin Kittay, North Carolina
Iñaki Montes and James Hopper, Virginia
Chris Rodesch and Jeffrey von der Schulenburg, Virginia
*Denotes number of career All-ACC honors
^Denotes a tie in votingÂ
To stay up to date with Blue Devils men's tennis, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeMTEN". Â
Duke Centennial
In 2024, Duke celebrates its Centennial, marking one hundred years since Trinity College became Duke University. Duke will use this historic milestone to deepen the understanding of its history, inspire pride and strengthen bonds and partnerships, and prepare for a second century of continued excellence and impactful leadership. To learn more, please visit 100.duke.edu
#GoDuke
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For the second consecutive year, Johns was tabbed to the All-ACC first team, while Rodenas was named to the league's second team. Additionally, the duo also claimed All-ACC doubles first team honors for the second-straight season.
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Johns earned postseason singles honors for the fourth time in his career. He held a top-30 ranking throughout much of the season, including a current ranking of No. 22. The redshirt senior has played on Duke's top court in every dual singles match except three, posting a 14-4 ledger on court one. He holds a 9-4 mark against nationally ranked opponents, including a 6-2, 6-4 victory over No. 11 Cooper Williams of No. 8 Harvard. The Atlanta, Ga., native leads the team with six match-clinching wins with five of those six wins coming against nationally ranked teams. Additionally, Johns was selected the ACC's Player of the Week on three occasions throughout the year.
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Rodenas, who's currently ranked No. 43 nationally, received postseason All-ACC second team praise for the second-straight year. He leads the team with 24 overall singles wins, including a team-leading 16 dual wins. Throughout the season, Rodenas has played on Duke's top two courts and held a winning record on each, including a 13-7 mark on court two. The Madrid, Spain, native has tallied two match-clinching victory against Middle Tennessee State to win the Durham ITA Kickoff Weekend and against No. 28 North Carolina to send Duke into the ACC Championship semifinals. He holds a team-leading 11-7 ledger against nationally ranked opponents and was selected the ACC's Player of the Week on two occasions this year.
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Johns and Rodenas also teamed up in doubles play and were the lone Blue Devils to receive postseason doubles recognition from the league. The pair held a top-20 ranking for much of the season, including a current ranking of No. 1 nationally. The duo has played on Duke's top two courts and held a winning record on both, including a 16-3 on court one. They finished ACC play with a 9-1 ledger and have gone an impressive 13-2 against nationally ranked opponents, including victories over the No. 1, No. 7, and No. 9 ranked duos. The pair lead the team in overall doubles wins and dual victories and were selected the ACC's Doubles Team of the Week on three different occasions throughout the year. Additionally, the duo is currently riding an 11-match winning streak.
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The 2024 NCAA Selection Show is set for Monday at 6 p.m. Individual championship competitors will later be announced in a NCAA.com press release on Tuesday, April 30.
2024 ACC Men's Tennis Annual Awards
Player of the Year:Â Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc, Florida State
Freshman of the Year:Â Dylan Dietrich, Virginia
Coach of the Year:Â Dwayne Hultquist, Florida State
All-ACC Singles
First Team
Garrett Johns, Duke****
Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc, Florida State**
Andres Martin, Georgia Tech*****
Sebastian Dominko, Notre Dame**
Iñaki Montes, Virginia****
Chris Rodesch, Virginia***
Second Team
Pedro Rodenas, Duke**
Etienne Donnet, Louisville***
Robin Catry, NC State
Dylan Dietrich, Virginia
Filippo Moroni, Wake Forest
DK Suresh Ekambaram, Wake Forest
Third Team
Ryuhei Azuma, Clemson**
Jamie Connel, Florida State
Keshav Chopra, Georgia Tech
Braden Shick, NC State
Jeffrey von der Schulenburg, Virginia****
Ryan Fishback, Virginia Tech***
All-ACC Doubles
First Team
Garrett Johns and Pedro Rodenas, Duke**
Sebastian Dominko and Jean-Marc Malkowski, Notre Dame
DK Suresh Ekambaram and Holden Koons, Wake Forest
Second Team
Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc and Joshua Dous-Karpenschif, Florida State**
Keshav Chopra and Marcus McDaniel, Georgia Tech
Etienne Donnet and Natan Rodrigues, Louisville
Third Team^
JJ Bianchi and Jake Vassel, Boston College
Phillip Jordan and Benjamin Kittay, North Carolina
Iñaki Montes and James Hopper, Virginia
Chris Rodesch and Jeffrey von der Schulenburg, Virginia
*Denotes number of career All-ACC honors
^Denotes a tie in votingÂ
To stay up to date with Blue Devils men's tennis, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeMTEN". Â
Duke Centennial
In 2024, Duke celebrates its Centennial, marking one hundred years since Trinity College became Duke University. Duke will use this historic milestone to deepen the understanding of its history, inspire pride and strengthen bonds and partnerships, and prepare for a second century of continued excellence and impactful leadership. To learn more, please visit 100.duke.edu
#GoDuke
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