DePaul men's tennis concluded its postseason with a 4-1 defeat to St. John's in theBIG EAST Championships, marking the end of their title run. This loss ended DePaul's three-match championship victory streak against the same team. With this result, DePaul finishes the season with an overall record of 11-13 and a 3-2 edge in all-time BIG EAST Championship meetings. The Blue Demons lost the doubles point and fell behind early in singles before Sebastian Medica secured a win. The match signified DePaul’s fourth BIG EAST Championship appearance in six years, and their first title match appearance since 2024.

By the Numbers
  • DePaul finished the season with an 11-13 record.
  • This was DePaul's fourth BIG EAST Championship appearance in the last six years.
Yes, But

The defeat highlights the challenges DePaul faced in maintaining momentum against St. John's, a team they had previously dominated in championship matches. Their inability to secure the doubles point ultimately set a precedent that hindered their singles performance.

State of Play
  • DePaul lost the doubles point with setbacks at No. 1 and No. 3.
  • St. John's secured three quick singles victories, putting DePaul in a difficult position early in the match.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Blue Demons will focus on rebuilding for the next season, aiming to strengthen their lineup and regain their championship form in future BIG EAST tournaments.

Bottom Line

Despite the setback, DePaul's recent championship presence indicates a competitive spirit that they can further cultivate going forward, with potential for stronger performances in upcoming seasons.