Duncan Chan and Cosme Rolland De Ravel earned ITA All-American honors after powering TCU to another Big 12 title and NCAA semifinal run.
TCU tennis keeps stacking hardware, and Duncan Chan and Cosme Rolland De Ravel just added another major chapter to the Horned Frogs’ national rise.
The ITA named Chan and Rolland De Ravel All-Americans for the 2025-26 season, making them the 34th and 35th All-Americans in TCU program history.
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Chan earned the honor in both singles and doubles, while Rolland De Ravel joined him as an All-American doubles selection.
That’s not just a nice postseason nod. That’s another proof point that TCU has become one of the most consistent powers in college tennis.
The Horned Frogs have now produced multiple All-Americans every year since 2022.
This year’s duo helped push TCU to a 25-6 record, its 10th Big 12 championship, a fourth straight NCAA semifinal appearance and a No. 4 final ITA team ranking.
Chan’s rise was the kind of breakout season coaches dream about. After playing mostly at the No. 5 and No. 6 singles spots during his first two seasons, he exploded into TCU’s top lineup position.
He finished with a team-leading 23 singles wins, went 17-7 against ranked opponents and closed the year ranked No. 7 nationally in singles.
He also earned Big 12 Player of the Year and first-team all-conference honors in both singles and doubles.
In doubles, Chan and Rolland De Ravel were almost untouchable. The pair opened their partnership with 18 straight wins and finished 22-2 overall.
They also won the Battle in the Bay Classic and went 6-0 in national championship events.
Rolland De Ravel, who transferred from Old Dominion for his final college season, leaves TCU as one of the most impactful one-year additions in program history.
Now he heads to the pro game, while Chan returns as a centerpiece for 2026-27.
TCU isn’t rebuilding. It’s reloading.
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