Harvard men's tennis has officially welcomed five new first-years for the Class of 2030, as announced by head coach Andrew Rueb. This recruiting class is notable, being ranked No. 9 by the Tennis Recruiting Network. The new players include Bill Chan, Evan Sharygin, David Wu, RJ Kuo, and Zachary Cohen, each bringing impressive tennis backgrounds and achievements to the team.

By the Numbers
  • Bill Chan is currently ranked #1401 on the ATP Tour.
  • David Wu ranked as high as #6 among U.S. players for the Class of 2030.
Yes, But

While the recruits have strong individual records, adapting to collegiate competition and team dynamics poses a challenge for all first-years. Their prior successes at junior levels don't guarantee immediate impact on the collegiate scene.

State of Play
  • Harvard's men's tennis team seeks to strengthen its competitive edge with this talented recruiting class.
  • Each recruit has demonstrated high potential through significant national and international rankings.
What's Next

The team will undergo training and conditioning ahead of the upcoming season, where the performance of these freshmen will be closely monitored. Their integration into the team will be key in determining the team’s overall success.

Bottom Line

The addition of these five talented freshmen highlights Harvard's commitment to excellence in men's tennis, positioning them well for future competitions. Their individual accolades suggest a bright future, but their adaptation to the collegiate environment will be crucial for the team's success.