Victoria Tankova completed her freshman year at Carnegie Mellon University, division 3. Tankova represented the Tartans and helped them advance to the third round of the NCAA division 3 championships.

The conference represented by ACE Tennis the most was the Southeastern Conference (SEC) division 1, with a total of 4 players competing there this past fall and 1 more to join in fall of 2021.

Alexandra Mikhailuk completed her second year at Mississippi State University. Mikhailuk helped the Bulldogs qualify for the NCAA tournament and finish the year ranked #42 in the nation. Mikhailuk, who competed in position 3-5 in singles will return this fall with hopes to advance the team even further.

Oleksandra Gorchanyuk completed her second year at the University of Alabama. Gorchanyuk was named to the University of Alabama President’s list for her GPA and helped the team qualify for the NCAA championships and finish the year ranked #47 in the nation. Gorchanyuk will continue her education and tennis career at the University of Louisville in the ACC conference starting this fall.

Malik Bhatnagar completed his third year at Louisiana State University. Although injury plagued his third season, Bhatnagar has had a successful stint at LSU finishing his Tiger career with 32 singles wins and 12 doubles wins. Bhatnagar will compete this fall in the Big 10 conference for Penn State University.

Ariana Arseneault completed her freshman year at the University of Georgia. Arseneault had quite the year helping the team achieve an NCAA ranking of 4 in the country and make it to the quarterfinals of the NCAA team event. Arseneault was also named an All-American in doubles and finished the year ranked #4 in the ITA doubles ranking. Arseneault will continue her college education and tennis career at Auburn University this fall, also in the SEC conference.

Rachel Krzyzak, long time student at ACE Tennis recently signed to compete at Ole Miss (University of Mississippi) in the fall of 2021. Krzyzak, who competed out of ACE Tennis since the age of 6, was a national champion in both singles and doubles. “Rachel is going to be quite an asset for Ole Miss this fall.” Quoted long time coach Mike Hall. “Rachel is a great athlete and a smart tactician who likes to pick apart her opponents methodically. She uses a great array of skills and comes up big in the big moments. Rachel is also a very competent doubles player which is really important in the college game”

Ariana Arseneault: University of Georgia Rachel Krzyzak: Ole Miss (University of Mississippi)

tennis and academics wisely and has certainly earned this great opportunity. I am so proud of her and have no doubt that she will make a significant impact on the women's tennis team at Caltech." 

Lukas Gosselin recently singed with Queens University of Charlotte in the SAC conference, division 2. Gosselin who has competed out of ACE Tennis for the past 3 years has come a long way refining his game and preparing himself for the college scene. Originally from Barbados, Gosselin and his family moved to the Burlington area 3 years ago searching for a tennis school which would prepare their sons (Lukas and Christian) for the opportunity to represent a school in the NCAAs. “Lukas’ hard work, resilience, and consistent work ethic helped him to reach this goal and dream he had” quoted ACE Tennis Director of High Performance Mike Hall. “Lukas is a special individual and one that’s hard to go unnoticed due to his drive and willingness to go the extra mile”.

ACE Tennis would like to salute all of these athletes for their outstanding work and effort to continue on as successful student athletes.