University of Southern California Men's Tennis

Brett Masi enters into his seventh season as the head coach at USC, having compiled a 103-49 record in the past six seasons at Troy. Overall he boasts a 286-141 (.670) career record as he enters 2025-26 with the Trojans. In 2025, Masi led the Trojans to a NCAA Super Regional appearance, after pulling the upset on the No. 6-seeded San Diego in the NCAA Second Round. In USC's inaugural year in the Big Ten Conference, the Trojans finished tied for fourth in the conference with a conference record of 8-5 and an overall record of 16-11. Senior Peter Makk was the first player named to the All-Big Ten first team, as he was picked unanimously and earned ITA All-American status. In the 2023 season, Masi led the Trojans to their fourth-consecutive Pac-12 championship, finishing off the season as the No. 10 ranked squad in the country with an overall record of 21-8. The Trojans continued their streak of making the NCAA tournament as a team, as well as in the singles and doubles tournaments. The Trojans once again secured Pac-12 Doubles Team of the Year, while three players made the Pac-12 First Team. In 2021, he collected his 200th career win as a head coach. The 2022 season also saw Masi named Pac-12 Coach of the Year, while the Trojans swept the Pac-12 Player and Doubles Team of the Year awards. In 14 seasons as a head coach, he carried his teams to 11 NCAA appearances, including USC’s NCAA Round of 16 run in 2021. A former assistant to USC’s 2009 NCAA Championship team, Masi returned

Former UCLA tennis standout, Bryce Pereira, enters his fourth season on staff as the USC men's tennis assistant coach. He was first hired as a volunteer assi...

Marc Lucero, a professional tennis coaching veteran, enters his second season on staff as the USC men's tennis associate head coach. He was hired to the posi...

Whitney Rotrock began at USC as an academic counselor in 2011. She has served SAAS in various capacities since then, including Personal Development, Career Development and Advising. She is currently in a hybrid Personal Development and Advising position, overseeing the Personal Development programming for all 21 sports and coordinating all academic resources for the Men's & Women's Tennis and Lacrosse Programs. In her role as Director of Personal Development Whitney oversees the PD Budget, plans and executes all PD programs and events, develops the curriculum and serves as the lead facilitator of the Freshman Success Seminar, advises for post-graduate educational opportunities and coordinates academic honors and fellowship nominations. She also chairs the Athletic Department Health & Wellness Committee, and sits on the LGBTQA and Athlete Career Transition Committees. Whitney came to USC from San Jose State, where she served three years as the Director of Student Services and nearly two years as the Student Services Coordinator. While at SJSU, Whitney oversaw various aspects of Compliance including Athletic Financial Aid and the National Letter of Intent program. In addition she coordinated all Student-Athlete Affairs programming and served as the advisor for SJSU's Student Athlete Advisory Committee. A native of Oregon City, Ore., Whitney's athletics career began at Oregon State, where she worked in the football academic office as a student assistant for four years, graduatin