MALIBU, California – The #22 Pepperdine men's tennis program was well-represented on the West Coast Conference's postseason awards, as Daniel De Jonge, Andrew Rogers and Tim Zeitvogel were all named to the All-WCC singles first team as announced by the league on Thursday. The doubles duo of De Jonge and Eero Vasa was a first team selection as well.
 
Additionally, the Waves had three singles players and two doubles teams named to the honorable mention squad. Enrique Luque Rico, Corrado Summaria and Vasa were named to the honorable mention singles team, while the pairs of Rico and Zeitvogel along with Rogers and Summaria were honorable mention doubles recipients. Rico and Summaria were second-team performers in singles in 2019, while Summaria was an honorable mention doubles honoree last season with Zeitvogel.
 
#62 Zeitvogel (Baden-Baden, Germany) was the top performer for the Waves this season, leading Pepperdine with a dual singles record of 13-2. The senior has won 13 in a row dating back to mid-January. Zeitvogel clinched Pepperdine's win over #4 USC with a straight set win over Wojtek Marek. He also took down a pair of top-35 opponents in March, defeating Harvard's Harris Walker (#35) and Texas' Richard Ciamarra (#32). Zeitvogel was previously an honorable mention performer in singles in 2019 and 2021.
 
#23 De Jonge (Vlissingen, Netherlands) compiled a dual singles record of 13-5 solely from the top position for Pepperdine this season. He defeated #23 Henry Schulenburg from Harvard on March 17, leading the Waves to their second top-10 victory of the season. He was a second-team selection in 2021.
 
Graduate student and #96 Rogers (Brentwood, Tenn.) was 5-8 from the second, third and fourth position this spring for the Waves. He clinched the match over Harvard with a victory against Ronan Jachuck and also defeated #122 Bradley Frye in straight sets to help Pepperdine defeat #4 USC in February. Rogers took home the singles title at the ITA Southwest Regional in the fall.
 
De Jonge and Vasa (Turku, Finland) were a mainstay in the Waves' doubles lineup this season, going 5-5 from the top spot. The duo's highest ranking (#74) came on April 20 following a win over then-#9 Holmgren/Osorio from San Diego.
 
MEN'S TENNIS ALL-WCC AWARDS
 
Player of the Year
August Holmgren, San Diego
 
 
Freshman of the Year
Iiro Vasa, San Diego
 
 
Coach of the Year
Ryan Keckley, San Diego
 
 
First Team Singles
Daniel De Jonge, Pepperdine
August Holmgren, San Diego
Gui Osorio, San Diego
Sema Pankin, Portland
Andrew Rogers, Pepperdine
Tim Zeitvogel, Pepperdine
 
 
Second Team Singles
Guillaume Dalmasso, Santa Clara
Phuc Huynh, San Francisco
Eleftherios Neos, Portland
Arthur Neuhaus, Santa Clara
Sacchitt Sharma, San Diego
Sasha Trkulja, Gonzaga
 
 
Honorable Mention Singles
Ran Amar, Pacific
Arthus de la Bassetiere, Gonzaga
Matthew Hollingworth, Gonzaga
Enrique Luque Rico, Pepperdine
Corrado Summaria, Pepperdine
Wally Thayne, BYU
Eero Vasa, Pepperdine
Iiro Vasa, San Diego
James Watt, Saint Mary's
 
 
First Team Doubles
August Holmgren/Gui Osorio, San Diego
Daniel De Jonge/Eero Vasa, Pepperdine
Sema Pankin/Eleftherios Neos, Portland
 
 
Second Team Doubles
Matthew Hollingworth/Sasha Trkulja, Gonzaga
Marvin Schaber/David Norfeldt, San Diego
Mann Shah/Arthur Neuhaus, Santa Clara
 
 
Honorable Mention Doubles
Will Davies/Iiro Vasa San Diego
Phuc Huynh/Nitzan Ricklis, San Francisco
Enrique Luque Rico/Tim Zeitvogel, Pepperdine
Andrew Rogers/Corrado Summaria, Pepperdine
James Watt/Boris Reckow, Saint Mary's
 
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