2025-26 Men's Tennis Roster

Sebastian Dominko 2024-25 Men's Tennis Roster

Class Senior

Hometown Maribor, Slovenia

High School II. Gymnasium Maribor

Bio

CAREER STATS

Finished in the top-5 in program history in career wins at the No. 1 singles & doubles position
Career Singles Records
- Total: 85-29 (.746)
- Dual: 59-20 (.747)
- At No. 1 singles: 59-20 (.747)
  - Ranks 4th in program history
Career Doubles Records
- Total: 71-33 (.683)
  - Ranks 20th in program history
- Dual: 64-23 (.736)
  - Ranks 4th in program history
- At No. 1 doubles: 49-19 (.721)
  - Ranks 1st in program history
Combined Singles & Doubles
- Total: 156-62 (.716)
  - Ranks 14th in program history
- Dual: 123-43 (.741)

CAREER HONORS

First Seven-Time NCAA Individual Championship qualifier (singles & doubles) in program history
Third Notre Dame player to qualify for three NCAA Singles Championships
Three-Time All-American (2025, 2024, 2023)
2025 ACC Player of the Year
- First in program history
First Eight-Time All-ACC honoree in program history
- Four-Time All-ACC Singles Selection
  - 2026 First Team
  - 2025 First Team
  - 2024 First Team
  - 2023 Second Team
- Four-Time All-ACC Doubles Selection
  - 2026 Third Team
  - 2025 Second Team
  - 2024 First Team
  - 2023 Third Team
Four-Time ACC All-Academic Team (2026, 2025, 2024, 2023)
Recipient of the 2026 ITA Rafael Osuna Sportsmanship Award
2026 Byron V. Kanaley Award winner

AS A SENIOR (2025-26)

Recipient of the 2026 ITA Rafael Osuna Sportsmanship Award
2026 Byron V. Kanaley Award winner
First Team All-ACC Singles
Third Team All-ACC Doubles
Qualified for the NCAA Singles Championships in the Fall after securing three straight ranked wins at ITA Sectionals.
Finished with a No. 23 singles ranking and No. 57 doubles ranking alongside Perry Gregg
Season-high singles ranking of No. 13
Produced a 23-7 overall record his senior year
Went 14-4 in dual matches
Earned an 8-2 record in ACC matches
Compiled an 11-6 record against ranked competition – highest ranked win was against No. 13.
In doubles, Dominko went 16-9 overall, 15-6 in dual matches & 6-4 in ACC play
Dominko & Gregg earned a 6-3 dual record as a doubles tandem

AS A JUNIOR (2024-25)

Named the first ever ACC Player of the Year in program history
First team All-ACC in singles
Partnered with Chase Thompson to earn second team All-ACC honors
ACC Player of the Week (March 25)
Compiled a 26-7 singles record and went 26-8 in doubles during the fall and spring season
Recorded an impressive 18-3 spring singles record, all from the top singles position
Won his first eight ACC matches and was 9-3 in ranked matchups with wins over opponents ranked 6th, 19th, 21st, 26th, 47th, 49th, 66th, 85th and 104th
Was 20-4 during the spring in doubles playing with different partners
Competed at the M25 Louisville tournament and won three matches

AS A SOPHOMORE (2023-24)

Earned All-American status for his efforts in doubles, partnering with Jean-Marc Malkowski.
First team All-ACC in singles and doubles
Compiled a 17-8 singles record and went 16-8 doubles combined during the fall and spring season
Competed for Slovenia as part of the Davis World Cup in Guangzhou, China
Competed at the top position in all dual matches and played just once at a position lower than 1 in doubles
Tallied five singles victories in the ACC and won six doubles, all at the top flight
Earned six ranked singles wins, including wins over opponents ranked 22nd, 60th, 68th, 80th and 95th
Participated in the M15 Las Vegas Professional event where he finished in the semifinals

AS A FRESHMAN (2022-23)

Began his career 3-0 at the Bobby Bayliss Invitational with wins over opponents from Columbia, Michigan and Alabama in straight sets
Went 7-1 during the fall season and earned a national ranking of #17
Began the doubles season 9-1 while partnered with Connor Fu and eventually finishing 13-5 with an All-ACC honor
Played at the No. 1 position all season
Recorded nine ranked singles wins, including wins over opponent’s whose final rankings ended at No. 4, No. 5 and No. 7 nationally
Competed at the NCAA Individual Singles Championships, entering the tournament as a top 16 seed to earn All-American honors
Ended the year ranked 15th nationally, the second-highest ranked freshman in the country

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