Robert Cash

Ohio State Career Honors

2023-24 (5th Year)

Had a tremendous season to cap a record-setting career
Became just the third OSU team to win an NCAA doubles national title and set the program’s all-time doubles wins record
Was 36-7 in doubles to finish with 148 career doubles victories
In singles, he posted a career-best 25-4 record, including a 21-2 mark during the dual season
Won all four of his singles matches and posted six total victories at the ITA Indoor Team National Championship and was named the tournament’s most outstanding player
Record doubles wins with four different partners throughout the season
Won the doubles title at the ITA All-American Championship to open the season and then reached to the quarterfinals at the ITA Fall National Championship
Had a team-best 16 wins over ranked doubles teams

2022-23 (Senior)

Had another impressive season, finishing with a 23-8 doubles record and a career-best 17-1 singles record
Lost just three singles sets all year
Won all three of his singles matches at the ITA National Indoor Team Championships
Had a big 6-1, 6-4 win over Michigan’s Jacob Bickersteth to help the Buckeyes win the Big Ten Tournament title
Was ranked in doubles for the second half of the season and finished the year ranked No. 12
Had six wins over ranked doubles teams
Avenged one of his five losses from last season by beating the No. 2 ranked team of Jake Fearnley and Luc Fomba of TCU in the NCAA Semifinals to send the Buckeyes to the championship match

2021-22 (Junior)

Team Captain
Finished the year ranked as part of the No. 1 doubles team in the country
Had one of the best doubles seasons in school history, finishing the year with a single-season school record 45 wins (45-7)
Was just the fifth team all-time win the ITA All-American Championship and the ITA Fall National Championship in the same season
Capped the year with a runner-up finish in the NCAA Doubles Championship, falling in a third-set tiebreaker
Was 19-3 vs. ranked doubles opponents
Spent a total of 21 weeks ranked at No. 1
He and partner Matej Vocel were a remarkable 14-0 with a pair of titles in the fall
Held a 13-4 singles record and reached the quarterfinals of the ITA Midwest Regional Championship
Was ranked as high as No. 63 in the singles rankings, which was a career-high

2020-21 (Sophomore)

Had another great season, going 16-4 in singles matches and 20-6 in doubles matches
Spent two weeks in the singles rankings and was as high at No. 4 in the country in the doubles rankings
Was 9-4 at the No. 6 spot in singles
Went 7-3 at the No. 1 spot in doubles and 10-2 at the No. 2 spot
Had a record of 9-2 in Big Ten singles matches
Beat No. 83 Connor Johnston of Michigan 8-1 at the OSU Invitational
Had four wins over ranked doubles opponents, including back-to-back NCAA Tournament wins over Inigo Torre Martin and Rayane Stable (No. 81) of VCU and Siddhant Banthia and Matthew Thomson (No. 87) of Wake Forest

2019-20 (Freshman)

Was 9-5 in singles and 24-5 in doubles
Had a great fall in doubles and was ranked in the top-3 all spring, including one week at No. 1 in the country
Was 13-2 in doubles matches with McNally in the fall
The team won the ITA Midwest Regional in a third-set comeback win over Michigan’s Andrew Fenty and Mattis Siimar
Made a run all the way to the finals of the ITA Fall Championship, knocking-off the No. 15 ranked team of Payton Holden and Ryan Seggerman (Princeton) along the way
Opened the spring with seven consecutive doubles wins en route to earning a No. 1 ranking nationally
Won his first five decisions in singles play, including the clinching point in the team’s win over No. 1 Texas on Feb. 1. Also had a win over the No. 4 ranked doubles team of Longhorns Christian Sigsgaard and Yuya Ito

Prior to Ohio State

Was ranked in the top-25 of the 2019 recruiting class
1 prospect in Ohio where he was the 2018 state singles champion.
In 2018, he ascended to No. 1 in the country in the junior doubles rankings.
Six-time Midwest Closed Champions in singles and doubles
Two-time 16s National Doubles Champion and a 18s National Clay Court Champion.
Doubles champion at the ITF Grade 4 in Atlanta as well as a doubles champion at the 16s National Indoor Championships
Owns a total of six gold balls and has finished in the top-3 nine times at national events
Competed in doubles with teammate Cannon Kingsley at the 2019 US Open Juniors Championship
Cash has been coached in large part by Bryan Nibert but has also worked with Gabe Higgs, Kevin Metka and David Kass.