CHARLOTTE, N.C. (SMU) — SMU Men's Tennis sophomore Trevor Svajda has been included in the All-ACC Third Team as announced by the conference on Thursday.
 
Svajda played on court one for the Mustangs this season, collecting 19 wins during the 2024-25 season, with 11 wins coming in the spring.
 
The San Diego native had six wins over ranked opponents. His highest-ranked win of the season was against ninth-ranked Carl Emil Overbeck from California (6-1, 6-1).
 
In the fall, Svajda was an automatic qualifier to the NCAA Individual Championship in the singles bracket by making the semifinal round of the ITA Sectional Championships.
 
The sophomore was undefeated in his first ACC Championship. He defeated Maxime St. Hilaire (6-1, 6-3) in the first round against Virginia Tech and held sixth-ranked Rafael Jodar to a three-set unfinished match (3-6, 6-3, 0-3 UF) in the second round against No. 6 Virginia.

SMU fell in the second round of the ACC Championship against No. 6 Virginia after earning its first ACC tournament win over Virginia Tech (4-1).

2024-25 ACC Men's Tennis Annual Awards
Player of the Year: Sebastian Dominko, Notre Dame
Freshman of the Year: Rafael Jódar, Virginia
Coach of the Year: Tony Bresky, Wake Forest
 
All-ACC Singles
First Team
Carl Emil Overbeck, Sr., California
Corey Craig, Jr., Florida State
Sebastian Dominko, Jr., Notre Dame ***
Samir Banerjee, Jr., Stanford
Rafael Jódar, Fr., Virginia
DK Suresh Ekambaram, Jr., Wake Forest **
 
Second Team
Pedro Rodenas, Jr., Duke ***
Jamie Connel, Sr., Florida State **
Martin Katz, Sr., Miami
Braden Shick, Sr., NC State **
Dylan Dietrich, So., Virginia **
Stefan Dostanic, Gr., Wake Forest
 
Third Team
Noa Vukadin, So., Clemson
Cooper Williams, So., Duke
Martin Borisiouk, Jr., NC State
Luca Staeheli, Sr., NC State ***
Trevor Svajda, So., SMU
Max Basing, Sr., Stanford
 
All-ACC Doubles
First Team
Theo Winegar & Cooper Williams, Duke
Braden Shick & Fons Van Sambeek, NC State
DK Suresh Ekambaram & Charlie Robertson, Wake Forest
 
Second Team
Noa Vukadin & Max Smith, Clemson
Alex Bulte & Youcef Rihane, Florida State
Sebastian Dominko & Chase Thompson, Notre Dame
 
Third Team
Carl Emil Overbeck & Theo Dean, California
Nate Bonetto & Gianluca Carlini, Georgia Tech
Luciano Tacchi & Luca Pow, Wake Forest
 
*Denotes number of career All-ACC honors