1953 NCAA tennis championships

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1953 NCAA tennis championships

Date

June 22–27, 1953

Edition

42nd

Location

Syracuse, NY, USA

Venue

Drumlins Country Club
(Syracuse University)

Champions

Men's singles

Ham Richardson
(Tulane)

Men's doubles

Robert Perry /

Lawrence Huebner
(UCLA)

Men's team

UCLA (3rd title)

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The 1953 NCAA tennis championships were the seventh annual tournaments hosted by the National Collegiate Athletic Association to determine the national champions of men's singles, doubles, and team collegiate tennis among its members in the United States, held at the end of the 1952 NCAA tennis season.^[1]

This year's tournaments were played in Syracuse, New York, hosted by Syracuse University, from June 22–27, 1953.

The tournament was directed by Syracuse athletic director Milton R. Howard, and the official referee was Perry Rockafellow, the tennis coach from Colgate.

A total of 72 teams entered in the singles tournament and 30 teams joined the doubles bracket, representing a total of 31 universities.^[2]

Team scoring

Scoring: Quarterfinals (1 point), Semifinals (2), Runners-up (3), Championship (4)

Rank	Team	Singles	Doubles	Total
	UCLA	5	6	11
	California	2	4	6
	Tulane	4	1	5
4	USC	2	2	4
5	Washington	1	1	2
6	Texas	1	1	2

Singles tournament

72 players, 31 universities

Quarterfinals					Semifinals						Finals

	G Shea (USC)	11	6

	F Hagist (CAL)	9	1
						G Shea (USC)	4	3	6	0

						R Livingston (UCLA)	6	6	3	6
	R Livingston (UCLA)	11	2	6

	W Quillian (WASH)	9	6	3
												R Livingston (UCLA)	2	1	1

												H Richardson (TUL)	6	6	6
	H Richardson (TUL)	6	6

	J Ricksen (CAL)	1	2
						H Richardson (TUL)	6	6

						R Perry (UCLA)	1	2
	R Perry (UCLA)	6	6

	J Hernandez (TEX)	1	3

Doubles tournament

30 total teams, 31 universities

Quarterfinals					Semifinals						Finals

	Perry / Huebner (UCLA)	8	8

	Ricksen / Ricksen (CAL)	6	6
						Perry / Huebner (UCLA)	6	9	6

						Shea / Grigry (USC)	1	7	3
	Shea / Grigry (USC)	4	8	6

	Quillian / Flye (WASH)	6	6	3
												Perry / Huebner (UCLA)	2	7	4	7	6

												Mayne / Ditzler (CAL)	6	5	6	5	4
	Mayne / Ditzler (CAL)	6	6

	Hernandez / Springer (TEX)	3	1
						Mayne / Ditzler (CAL)	4	14	6	6

						Livingston / Reed (UCLA)	6	12	1	4
	Livingston / Reed (UCLA)	3	6	9

	Richardson / Wickersham (TUL)	6	1	7

References

^ "NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship Results" (PDF). NCAA. NCAA.org. Retrieved May 11, 2017.
^ National Collegiate Athletic Association Yearbook, 1953–1954. New York, NY: NCAA Service Bureau. 1954.

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