The University of Texas at Austin Men's Tennis

An accomplished coaching veteran with three decades of experience with some of the nation's top tennis programs, Bruce Berque was elevated from associate head coach to interim head coach on March 13, 2019, and after leading the program to its first National Championship, he was officially named the fifth head coach of The University of Texas Men's Tennis program on May 23, 2019. THE BRUCE BERQUE FILE • Texas (Head Coach), 2019-present • Texas (Interim Head Coach), 2019 • Texas (Associate Head Coach), 2015-19 • Texas (Volunteer Assistant Coach), 2014-15 • Michigan (Head Coach), 2004-2014 • Illinois (Associate Head Coach), 1999-2004 • Ohio State (Volunteer Assistant), 1997-98 • Florida (Assistant Coach), 1990-96 • Haverford College (Assistant Women's Coach), 1988-90 _______________________________________________ • Helped produce 4 national team champions, 7 national individual champions and 12 conference team titles • Has coached 28 All-Americans who collectively have amassed 58 All-America honors • Has coached seven singles players and three doubles teams to No. 1 national rank Berque has now completed six seasons as head coach in Austin and has led the Longhorns to a 123-30 overall record (.804) that includes 27-4 last season, 26-4 in 2023, 18-11 in 2022, 24-6 in 2021, 13-3 in a 2020 season that was shortened by the pandemic, and 15-2 in 2019 en route to the guiding Texas to its first team National Championship. During Berque’s six seasons at the helm, Texas is the only prog

A seven-year coaching veteran of collegiate tennis, an accomplished professional player, and an NCAA team and singles champion, Benjamin Becker was named Assistant Men’s Tennis Coach at Texas on June 13, 2024. Prior to Texas, Becker spent five seasons from 2019-23 as associate head coach for the University of Michigan men's tennis team, having been named to the position in the summer of 2018. During that time, Becker helped the program to a 99-26 record, made back-to-back appearance in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament, reached the ITA National Team Indoor Championship semifinals, and had seven All-Americans and 16 All-Big Ten selections. In 2023, the Wolverines made their second-straight appearance in the NCAA Championship quarterfinals after entering the tournament as a 5 seed. The team posted a 27-5 record with the 27 wins being the second most in program history. The team finished the season ranked No. 6 in the ITA final poll, and Ondrej Styler capped off his Michigan career with a run to the NCAA Singles Championship final, in addition to being the Big Ten Player of the Year. The 2022 ITA Midwest Assistant Coach of the Year, Becker helped the Wolverines finish that season with a 25-4 record. Michigan captured multiple wins over top-ranked opponents including No. 1 TCU, Ohio State at No. 2 and 4, and No. 6 Baylor, and the season culminated with a Big Ten Tournament Championship. As the 5 seed in the NCAA Tournament, the Wolverines went on to reach the Elite Eight. In

Nick Beaty, a former graduate assistant coach and three-time team captain at Michigan, was named assistant coach for Texas Men's Tennis in August of 2023. Be...