University of Wisconsin-Madison Men's Tennis

A former All-Big Ten standout for the Badgers, Danny Westerman has wasted little time returning his alma mater to the national stage. Entering his 11th season at UW in 2025-26, Westerman has built a record of 102-116 (.468), leading the Badgers to the 2017 NCAA Tournament for the first time in seven years. His 102 career wins rank fourth in program history while his .468 winning percentage is the fourth-best mark among coaches that coached 100 or more matches at UW. With a young roster in 2024-25, Westerman's squad won nine dual matches, including three Big Ten duals. Patrik Meszaros was named to the Big Ten's All-Freshman team, posting a 10-10 overall record playing at No. 3 and No. 2 singles. In 2022-23, Westerman's Badgers posted an 11-11 overall record and a 4-5 Big Ten record, good for sixth place in the conference. During the 2021-22 season, Westerman led the Badgers to a 3rd place finish in the Big Ten, their first top-three Big Ten finish since tying for second in 2008. Under Westerman, the Badgers won at least 14 matches in his first three seasons at the helm, including a mark ot 18-8 in 2016-17, the eighth-highest single-season win total in program history. In the 2017-18 season, Chema Carranza and Josef Dodridge qualified for the NCAA championships in doubles play, advancing to the second round. Their NCAA success came after the duo became the first in program history to win the ITA Midwest Regional doubles championship. During the season, the duo were ranked as hi

Coaching: Huber joined Danny Westerman's staff as a coaching assistant entering the 2024 fall season after competing for five seasons as a student-athlete. 2023-24 Singles: Posted a 2-1 singles record at the Milwaukee Tennis Classic ... went 0-1 at the ITA Midwest Regional Championships ... Defeated Butler's Rahulniket Konakanchi, 6-2, 7-5 at No. 4 singles 2023-24 Doubles: Posted a 1-1 doubles record at the Milwaukee Tennis Classic... Huber/Minasyan (Wisconsin) def. Kim/Nirundorn (Florida) 7-5, 6-4 ... advanced to the doubles quarterfinals at the ITA Midwest Regional Championships playing with Oliver Olsson; the pair went 3-1 at the tournament 2022-23 Singles: Big Ten Distinguished Scholar ... Academic All-Big Ten ... finished his senior season with an overall record of 14-11, going 11-9 in dual play ... competed primarily at No. 4 singles, but also No. 3 and No. 5 ... had winning records at No. 3 (4-2) and No. 4 (6-3) singles 2022-23 Doubles: Won the ITA Regionals Doubles Championships during the fall tournament circuit with partner Michael Minasyan, advancing to the ITA Fall Nationals ... ranked as high as #24 in the country ... posted a 11-17 overall record ... competed at the No. 1 doubles position with Minasyan 2021-22 Singles: Posted a 7-9 overall record during his third year ... played at No. 3 singles for ten matches and No. 2 singles for six matches ... did not compete in February due to an injury ... was recognized with the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award 2021-22 Double

Urban Ljubic enters his sixth season with the Wisconsin men’s tennis program in 2026-27, serving as associate head coach alongside 11th-year head coach Danny Westerman. Ljubic came to Wisconsin to start the 2021-22 season after having served as associate head coach at Minnesota for 14 years. Ljubic helped guide the Badgers to a historic season in 2025-26. UW reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2017, advancing to the NCAA Second Round after a win over Samford in the round of 64. In Ljubic's first season on staff in 2021-22, the Badgers posted a 12-10 overall record and a 6-2 clip in conference play, good for a third-place finish in the Big Ten. A four-time ITA Regional Assistant Coach of the Year, Ljubic played an instrumental role in transforming the Minnesota program. A consistent winner with Ljubic on staff, the Gophers made 10 appearances in the NCAA tournament and advanced to the Sweet 16 three times. In 2014-15, he helped Minnesota bring home the program’s first conference title in 20 years as the Gophers posted a 10-1 league record. Before joining Minnesota’s staff, Ljubic spent two seasons as an assistant coach for the men’s and women’s teams at the University of Denver, where he helped the Pioneer women’s squad make its first-ever NCAA tournament appearance. The Ljubljana, Slovenia, native enjoyed a stellar playing career for the Pioneers, playing No. 1 singles for most of his career and earning first-team All-Sun Belt Conference honors in 2002-03 aft