PHILADELPHIA – The Ivy League has announced its awards for the 2025-26 men's tennis season, and the University of Pennsylvania had three players selected.
 
First, Manfredi Graziani was named First-team All-Ivy for singles after a tremendous 14 wins at the top of the lineup in his senior season with the Quakers. This is Graziani's second time being named All-Ivy for singles after getting a second-team nod last season.
 
Sophomore Shaurya Bharadwaj was the other Quaker named All-Ivy in singles as he was selected to the second-team. Bharadwaj finished the spring with a 13-3 record, playing primarily at #3 in the lineup. This is Bharadwaj's first All-Ivy nomination of his career thus far at Penn.
 
The Red and Blue were also represented in All-Ivy doubles as Aaron Sandler and Manfredi Graziani were named to the first-team. The dynamic duo were the only pair in the conference to be nominated unanimously for All-Ivy doubles after finishing the spring with an undefeated 19-0 record, 4-0 in Ivy League competition.
 
Sandler was also named Academic All-Ivy, his first academic nomination of his collegiate career.