University of Denver Men's Tennis

Drew Eberly enters his fourth season as the Denver head coach in 2024-25 and his 11th overall on the Denver coaching staff. He was first hired as an assistant coach for the 2014-15 and 2015-16 seasons before being promoted to associate head coach from 2016-21. He was named the team's head coach in 2021-22. Awards & Honors include 2024 ITA Mountain Regional Coach of the Year, Three-time Summit League Coach of the Year (2023, 2024, 2025), and 2016 ITA Mountain Regional Assistant Coach of the Year. Playing experience includes 2008 ITA All-American at Ohio State, Member of Ohio State men's tennis team from 2004-08, Two-time team captain at Ohio State, Ranks in the top 10 in Ohio State record books for combined wins, Won three Big Ten regular-season and tournament titles with Ohio State, and Won 2003 Illinois state singles title.

Anish Sriniketh enters his first season as an assistant coach for the Denver men's tennis program in 2025-26 after spending his final two years of NCAA eligibility as a student-athlete at Denver in 2022-24. Prior to Denver, he coached at Denver Country Club and Club Greenwood, developing training programs for junior and adult students. As a student-athlete at Denver, he was a member of the team that held a perfect 23-0 record entering the NCAA tournament in 2023-24, earned 2024 All-Summit League Team honors, and was a two-time ITA Scholar-Athlete. He won 33 singles matches and 24 doubles matches in his two seasons with Denver after transferring from Texas A&M and St. Edwards. He also served as a data analyst and data scientist for RK Industries and as a business consultant for Unrivaled Baseball. He holds a Master's degree in business analytics from Denver and a Bachelor's degree in economics from Texas A&M.

Tommy Koszowski enters his first season as an assistant coach (skill instruction and recruiting) for the Denver men's tennis program in 2025-26. Prior to Denver, he served as Junior Tennis Director at Denver Tennis Club where he more than doubled junior program participation and introduced UTR tournaments. He previously worked as a Tennis Teaching Professional at the same club and co-founded Hi-Def Tennis. His playing achievements include a UTR of 11.69 (highest in Colorado in 2023), two doubles titles at Denver City Open, and multiple USTA Men's 5.0+ Team titles including a 2024 national championship. He was a student-athlete at Whittier College playing Nos. 1 and 2 singles with national ranking. He holds a Bachelor's degree in biology from Whittier College and participated in research at University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine.