2023-24 Men's Tennis Roster
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Bianchi, Juan Jose
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Juan Jose Bianchi
- Height:
- 6-2
- Class:
- Graduate Student
- Hometown:
- Orlando, Fla.
- High School:
- Southern Methodist
Bio
AS A SENIOR (2022-23):
• Went 8-11 in singles, 16-11 in doubles
• Reached No. 48 in National Doubles Rankings with Max Motlagh
• Earned two top-20 ACC doubles wins
• Went 5-4 in conference doubles matches at No. 1
• Reached quarterfinals at Super Regionals and Pacific Coast Doubles
• Selected to represent Team Venezuela at the 2023 Davis Cup
AS A JUNIOR (2021-22):
• Went 13-8 in doubles, 9-8 in singles
• Reached No. 21 in National Doubles Rankings with Max Motlagh
• Defeated the then No. 11 doubles team in nation at Harvard with Max Motlagh
• Advanced to Round of 16 at Pacific Coast Doubles
• Won No. 1 Doubles at FSU, Miami, and Notre Dame
BEFORE BC
• Played tennis from 2019-2021 at Southern Methodist University in Texas
• Holds record for most wins in his high school's history (65)
• 4x MVP, 3x Team Captain, 3x Central Florida Player of the Year
• Recipient of Spectrum Best Tennis Player Award
• As a team: 4x District Champions, 4x Regional Champions, 2x State 3rd Place, 2x State 5th Place
PERSONAL
• Son of Juan Carlos and Gabriela Lavieri
• Father played tennis professionally and at University of Alabama, retired after 1996 Olympics
• Sister Valeria plays tennis at UCF
• Studying finance and economics
• Went 8-11 in singles, 16-11 in doubles
• Reached No. 48 in National Doubles Rankings with Max Motlagh
• Earned two top-20 ACC doubles wins
• Went 5-4 in conference doubles matches at No. 1
• Reached quarterfinals at Super Regionals and Pacific Coast Doubles
• Selected to represent Team Venezuela at the 2023 Davis Cup
AS A JUNIOR (2021-22):
• Went 13-8 in doubles, 9-8 in singles
• Reached No. 21 in National Doubles Rankings with Max Motlagh
• Defeated the then No. 11 doubles team in nation at Harvard with Max Motlagh
• Advanced to Round of 16 at Pacific Coast Doubles
• Won No. 1 Doubles at FSU, Miami, and Notre Dame
BEFORE BC
• Played tennis from 2019-2021 at Southern Methodist University in Texas
• Holds record for most wins in his high school's history (65)
• 4x MVP, 3x Team Captain, 3x Central Florida Player of the Year
• Recipient of Spectrum Best Tennis Player Award
• As a team: 4x District Champions, 4x Regional Champions, 2x State 3rd Place, 2x State 5th Place
PERSONAL
• Son of Juan Carlos and Gabriela Lavieri
• Father played tennis professionally and at University of Alabama, retired after 1996 Olympics
• Sister Valeria plays tennis at UCF
• Studying finance and economics
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