JJ Tracy

Ohio State Career Honors

Three-time ITA All-American (singles in 2022, singles & doubles in 2024)
NCAA Doubles Champion (2024)
NCAA All-Tournament Team at No. 3 doubles (2023)
ITA Indoor Team National Championship All-Tournament Team at No. 3 singles (2024)
ITA Midwest Senior Player of the Year (2024)
ITA Fall Nationals Doubles Champion (2022)
ITA Midwest Region Rookie of the Year (2021)
Big Ten Freshman of the Year (2021)
Ohio State Male Athlete of the Year (2024)
All-Big Ten
- First Team (2022, 2023, 2024)
- Second Team (2021)
Big Ten Player of the Week (Feb. 22, 2022, March 22, 2023, April 12, 2023)
Academic All-Big Ten (2022, 2023, 2024)
OSU Scholar-Athlete (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024)

For his career:

2023-24 (Senior)

Had one of the best seasons in program history
Named Ohio State’s Male Athlete of the Year
Won the doubles national championship, becoming just the third team in school history to accomplish that feat
Had a combined record of 77-12
His 77 combined wins were tied with Justin Kronauge and Steven Moneke for second-most in a single season in program history
His 40 singles wins were tied for 10^th most in a single season in program history
Started the year by winning the All-American Doubles Championship with Robert Cash
Then won the singles title at the ITA Midwest Regional Championship and finished runner-up in doubles
Reached the semifinals of the ITA Fall Championship in singles before falling to the eventually champion
Had just one singles loss during the dual team portion of the season while racking up 13 wins over ranked opponents
Recorded a 20-6 doubles record during the dual portion of the year with 13 ranked victories as well

2022-23 (Junior)

Finished the year with a 27-9 singles record and a team-best 31-7 doubles record
Had a great fall season as he started it by reaching the consolation finals at the ITA All-American Championship
Then advanced to the quarterfinals of the ITA Midwest Regional and ITA Fall National Championships
Capped the fall by joining Andrew Lutschaunig to win the ITA Fall National Doubles Championship in November, winning all five matches in three sets and beating the No. 3 ranked team of Alexander Jong and Lui Maxted in the finals
Went undefeated in singles for three months of the season, picking up 12 wins during that stretch
Beat No. 25 Patrick Maloney of Michigan to help the Buckeyes to a big win in Ann Arbor in the team’s Big Ten regular season meeting on April 9
Provided a thrilling clinching point with a three-set victory over Gustaf Strom of Arizona in the Super Regionals to send the Buckeyes to Orlando
Had a record of 18-5 at the No. 3 doubles position
Won four of his six doubles matches in the Buckeyes’ NCAA Tournament run and was named to the All-Tournament Team at No. 3 doubles

2021-22 (Sophomore)

Had a team-best 36-6 singles record which included a 19-1 mark in dual team matches
Was ranked in the Top 21 of the singles rankings all season, spending seven weeks at No. 11
Earned All-America honors by reaching the round of 16 at the NCAA Singles Championship
Recorded 10 wins over ranked opponents
Was a team-best 15-4 in singles in the fall and reached the quarterfinals of the both the ITA All-American Championships and the ITA Fall Championships.
Also opened the year strong in doubles, meeting Vocel and Cash in an all-Buckeye final at the All-American Championships.
Made a run to the finals of the doubles consolation bracket at the ITA Fall Championships before finishing runner-up
Was ranked No. 2 in doubles coming out of the fall and spent all year in the Top 20
Was 3-0 vs. ranked doubles opponents, including a pair of Top 20 victories
Went 5-1 in doubles in the Buckeyes’ five NCAA Tournament matches
Rolled through North Florida’s No. 86 Dominik Barton (6-2, 6-1) and No. 48 Filippo Moroni of Wake Forest (6-1, 6-3) to reach the round of 16 at the NCAA Singles Championship

2020-21 (Freshman)

Had a tremendous freshman season, going 26-3 in singles matches and 14-4 in doubles matches
Dropped his first two collegiate matches at the OSU Invitational in early January and then won his next 24 consecutive matches over the next four months
Worked his way into the doubles lineup and went 13-3 in the No. 3 spot and was 9-1 in conference play
Highlight of the season was his comeback, three-set victory over Michigan senior Nick Beaty that clinched the Buckeyes’ 4-3 victory and a share of the Big Ten East Division title
Won his first two NCAA Tournament matches and was on serve in the third set in his third NCAA match vs. TCU
Of his 30 dual singles matches, he went to a third set just six times

Prior to Ohio State