The Montana men's tennis team has once again excelled in the ITA Mountain Region rankings, finishing ninth as a team. The Grizzlies, who were runners-up in the Big Sky Conference, have now secured a spot in the Mountain Region top 10 for the fourth time in six years. Star player Tom Bittner achieved an impressive No. 11 singles ranking, marking the highest for a Big Sky player. Additionally, the duo of Baltazar Wiger-Nordas and Duncan McCall ranked No. 7 in doubles, showcasing the team's growing competitiveness in the region.

By the Numbers
  • Montana finished the season ranked 9th in the ITA Mountain Region team rankings.
  • Tom Bittner ranked No. 11 in singles and holds a 45-24 overall dual singles record.
  • Wiger-Nordas and McCall finished 7th in the doubles rankings with an 8-2 overall record.
State of Play
  • Grizzly men's tennis has seen a consistent upward trajectory over the past few years.
  • MVP Tom Bittner capped his collegiate career as a leading figure in the Mountain Region.
  • Looking ahead, McCall has been appointed as team captain for the next season.
What's Next

With a solid foundation in place, Montana's men's tennis team is poised to build on its recent successes. The upcoming season will see McCall leading a team eager to surpass this year’s achievements. The focus will be on further improving their rankings and maintaining their competitive edge in the Mountain Region.

Bottom Line

The Montana men's tennis program continues to establish itself as a formidable force in the region. With several key players returning and strong momentum from this season, expectations will be high as they aim for even greater accomplishments in the future.