Indiana Men’s Tennis Set to Open Fall Season at UT Hidden Duals, ITA All-American Championships

Friday, September 18

Knoxville, Tenn.

All Day

Indiana University

UT Hidden Duals

BLOOMINGTON, IN - April 12, 2026 - Sam Landau of the Indiana Hoosiers during the meet between the Nebraska Cornhuskers and the Indiana Hoosiers at IU Tennis Center in Bloomington, IN. Photo By Spencer Meyer/Indiana Athletics

Indiana Men’s Tennis Set to Open Fall Season at UT Hidden Duals, ITA All-American Championships

9/16/2026 12:51:00 PM | Men's Tennis

UT Hidden Duals Tournament Portal ITA All-American Championships Website

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. --- The Indiana Men's Tennis program is set to begin their fall 2026 season with a pair of events, starting with the UT Hidden Duals, held from Sep. 18-20, at Goodfriend Tennis Center.

The following Hoosiers will be participating in this event; Aryan Badlani, Matteo Antonescu, Ariel Zauber, Zavier Augustin, and Sam Scherer.

Indiana will compete alongside the following programs; Memphis, Louisville, Middle Tennessee, and Tennessee.

The three-day event will feature both singles and doubles competition. A complete day-to-day schedule is included below.

Friday, September 18:
- 9 A.M. – First Round of Doubles
- 10:30 A.M. – First Round of Singles
Saturday, September 19:
- 9 A.M. – Second Round of Doubles
- 2 P.M. – Second Round of Singles
Sunday, September 20:
- 9 A.M. – Final Round of Doubles
- 10:30 A.M. – Final Round of Singles

No live scoring or streaming will be available for this event, but a live bracket will be updated with both singles and doubles results after each round of play.

Indiana will also send Aidan Atwood, Ben Pomeranets, Braeden Gelletich, and Sam Landau to compete at the ITA All-American Championships, held Sept. 19-27 at the Michael D. Case Tennis Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Atwood, Pomeranets, and Gelletich will begin singles competition within the pre-qualifying draw, while Landau earned a place in the singles main draw.

Gelletich and Landau will also represent the Hoosiers as a double pairing, beginning in the qualifying draw.

This nine-day event will feature some of the top collegiate talent from around the nation. Pre-qualifying matches will take place Sept.19-20, followed by qualifying matches Sept. 21-22, and main draw matches Sept. 23-27.

Ten singles players will qualify for the NCAA Singles Championship, including eight main draw quarterfinalists and two feed-in consolation finalists. Five doubles teams will also qualify for the NCAA Doubles Championship: the four main draw semifinalists and the consolation champion.

Full information on the tournament and the draw, along with live stats, results, and streaming links can be found on the ITA All-American Championships event page.