Four men's tennis players and two members of the women's team have been ranked in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's preseason singles and doubles rankings.
A 2004 All-American, junior Doug Stewart begins the season at a career-high No. 5 in the country in singles. Also for the men, junior Ryan Rizza will begin play at No. 75. In doubles, the team of Rizza and junior Nick Maythaler follow up their NCAA qualifying 2003 season at No. 6. In addition, Stewart and his new partner, freshman Treat Huey, are No. 35 in the preseason rankings.
On the women's side, junior Lauren Bruch and Douglas Wink, a transfer from Georgia, open the season at No. 50 and Virginia's only ranked female competitors
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