University of Delaware Men's Tennis

In Perrone's second full-year with the program, the program saw an overall record of 14-9 on a schedule comprised of the nation's top tennis programs. In conference play, the Blue Hens went 3-0 in the regular season and made it to the CAA Championship semifinals before falling to #69 UNCW after winning the doubles point. The men's program saw many post-season honors including Siekanowicz being awarded CAA Rookie of the Year with four student-athletes also represented on the All-CAA rosters. Two athletes earned CSC Academic All-District recognition and Alexandre Gluck broke the program record of career singles matches won with 74 wins. During the fall, freshman Piotr Siekanowicz earned a spot at ITA Men's Sectional Championships in October of 2024. Siekanowicz also was invited to the M15 Ann Arbor competition where he qualified for sectionals, earning his third ATP point. The 2023-24 season saw many positive changes for Delaware's tennis programs as the staff was restructured. Marc Pibernat entered as the men's team new head coach and worked one-on-one with Perrone to grow the program. In the fall, Alexandre Gluck and Daniel Krulig made it to the gold draw of the ITA Atlantic Regional doubles competition. Senior, Luis Molina successfully broke the program record of career singles matches played at 110 with his battle against Drexel in the spring. Overall, the team garnered a record of 16-4 with 4-1 in CAA play. The team advanced to the CAA Championship Quarterfinals and earned

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Pablo Montana enters his tenth year with the Delaware tennis programs. As Director of Tennis, he oversees the development and overall success of both teams w...

Stevens, a native of Wilmington, Del. and a 2015 graduate of the University of Delaware, works closely with Assistant AD / Head Equipment Manager Keith McCarthy out of the Delaware Field House equipment room. He directly oversees the daily equipment operations for Baseball, Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer, Men's Tennis, Women's Tennis and the Track & Field / Cross Country programs. He is also responsible for overseeing the budget for his assigned sports as well as for the fitting of gear and apparel. He is a certified member of the Athletic Equipment Managers Association (AEMA). He and his wife, Caitlin reside in Wilmington.