BATON ROUGE— LSU men’s tennis student-athlete Ronald Hohmann was named to Second Team All-SEC, announced by the league office on Thursday morning.
The Oyster Bay, New York native has been LSU’s rock at court one since he first stepped on campus last Fall. He holds a 10-9 record in dual play with six of those wins being against ranked opponents. Since March 28, Hohmann has wins over Auburn’s No. 42 Tyler Stice, Alabama’s No. 47 Edson Ortiz, and Ole Miss’s No. 14 Finn Reynolds, three athletes who were named First Team All-SEC.
The redshirt-freshman has spent 16 weeks in the ITA singles rankings. Since March 21, Hohmann has improved his ranking by 70 spots, going from No. 99 to No. 29 as of the April 29 ITA ranks.
Ronald Hohmann has also succeeded in doubles with his partner, senior Rafael Wagner. Hohmann and Wagner are 18-11 on the season and currently sit at No. 32 in the ITA doubles rankings. They’ve made their impact on court one with victories over the No. 41 Auburn duo of Tad Maclean and Finn Murgett as well as the No. 21 Alabama duo of Patrick Kaukovalta and Riccardo Roberto.
A complete list of the awards follows and ties were not broken.
First Team All-SEC
Edson Ortiz, Alabama
Tyler Stice, Auburn
Sam Riffice, Florida
Duarte Vale, Florida
Andy Andrade, Florida
Liam Draxl, Kentucky
Gabriel Diallo, Kentucky
Tim Sandkaulen, Ole Miss
Finn Reynolds, Ole Miss
Daniel Rodrigues, South Carolina
Connor Thomson, South Carolina
Johannus Monday, Tennessee
Adam Walton, Tennessee
Hady Habib, Texas A&M
Valentin Vacherot, Texas A&M
Second Team All-SEC
Blaise Bicknell, Florida
Trent Bryde, Georgia
Philip Henning, Georgia
Tyler Zink , Georgia
Millen Hurrion, Kentucky
Ronnie Hohmann, LSU
Nikola Slavic, Ole Miss
Giovanni Oradini, Mississippi State
Florian Broska, Mississippi State
Toby Samuel, South Carolina
Carlos Aguilar, Texas A&M
George Harwell, Vanderbilt
All-Freshman
Ben Shelton, Florida
John Hallquist Lithén, Ole Miss
Nemanja Malesevic, Mississippi State
Toby Samuel, South Carolina
Johannus Monday, Tennessee
Raphael Perot, Texas A&M
Player of the Year
Valentin Vacherot, Texas A&M
Freshman of the Year
Johannus Monday, Tennessee
Newcomer of the Year
Liam Draxl, Kentucky
Coach of the Year
Bryan Shelton, Florida