2024-25 Men's Tennis Roster
Astreinidis, Filippos
Filippos Astreinidis
- Weight:
- null
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- Athens, Greece
- High School:
- Costeas-Geitonas School
Bio
Honors
NCAA Doubles Tournament Qualifer (2024, 2025)
First Team All-Ivy League, Doubles (2025)
Second Team All-Ivy League, Doubles (2024)
2024-25: Was ranked No. 4 in the nation in doubles with Paul Inchauspe to kick off the season…advanced to the Round of 16 in doubles at the NCAA Championships with Inchauspe…went 30-13 on the year and 14-8 from the No. 1 position with Inchauspe and went 16-9 in the spring…had a 6-3 singles record…recorded four ranked doubles victories that included wins over No. 21 Masato Perera and Peter Benjamin Privara of Harvard, No 24 Matic Dimic and Bor Artnak of Arizona State, No. 68 Alberto Orso and Matt Harper of Virginia Tech and No. 76 Ondrej Horak and Karim Al-Amin of Middle Tennessee…was also ranked No. 79 with Matthew Bosancic in doubles
2023-24: Was ranked as high as No. 16 in the nation in doubles with Paul Inchauspe … made it to the Round of 16 at the NCAA Championships alongside Inchauspe in doubles ... went 12-6 in doubles teaming with Inchauspe at the No. 1 position … earned six ranked victories that included wins over No. 1 Ozan Baris & Max Sheldon of Michigan State, No. 4 Joshua Lapadat & JJ Mercer of Kentucky, No. 10 Cooper Williams & Daniel Milavsky of Harvard, No. 16 Connor van Schalkwyk and Codie van Schalkwyk of Old Dominion, No. 36 Bor Artnak and Max McKennon of Arizona State and No. 47 German Samofalov & Oscar Pinto Sansano of VCU
2022-23: Recorded 10 wins in singles, including five in the fall and five in the spring … finished with 12 wins in doubles.
2021-22: Had 16 wins in doubles, and went 11-8 in the spring ... had eight singles wins.
Before Princeton: Winner of the 2019 U16 Greek Championships...ranks No. 1 in Greece for his age division...has a career-high ITF junior ranking of No. 238...has won five ITF titles, including one in singles and four in doubles
NCAA Doubles Tournament Qualifer (2024, 2025)
First Team All-Ivy League, Doubles (2025)
Second Team All-Ivy League, Doubles (2024)
2024-25: Was ranked No. 4 in the nation in doubles with Paul Inchauspe to kick off the season…advanced to the Round of 16 in doubles at the NCAA Championships with Inchauspe…went 30-13 on the year and 14-8 from the No. 1 position with Inchauspe and went 16-9 in the spring…had a 6-3 singles record…recorded four ranked doubles victories that included wins over No. 21 Masato Perera and Peter Benjamin Privara of Harvard, No 24 Matic Dimic and Bor Artnak of Arizona State, No. 68 Alberto Orso and Matt Harper of Virginia Tech and No. 76 Ondrej Horak and Karim Al-Amin of Middle Tennessee…was also ranked No. 79 with Matthew Bosancic in doubles
2023-24: Was ranked as high as No. 16 in the nation in doubles with Paul Inchauspe … made it to the Round of 16 at the NCAA Championships alongside Inchauspe in doubles ... went 12-6 in doubles teaming with Inchauspe at the No. 1 position … earned six ranked victories that included wins over No. 1 Ozan Baris & Max Sheldon of Michigan State, No. 4 Joshua Lapadat & JJ Mercer of Kentucky, No. 10 Cooper Williams & Daniel Milavsky of Harvard, No. 16 Connor van Schalkwyk and Codie van Schalkwyk of Old Dominion, No. 36 Bor Artnak and Max McKennon of Arizona State and No. 47 German Samofalov & Oscar Pinto Sansano of VCU
2022-23: Recorded 10 wins in singles, including five in the fall and five in the spring … finished with 12 wins in doubles.
2021-22: Had 16 wins in doubles, and went 11-8 in the spring ... had eight singles wins.
Before Princeton: Winner of the 2019 U16 Greek Championships...ranks No. 1 in Greece for his age division...has a career-high ITF junior ranking of No. 238...has won five ITF titles, including one in singles and four in doubles
Princeton Named USTA Facility Of The Year
Tuesday, September 02
Princeton Athletics 2023-24 Highlights
Tuesday, June 04
Highlights from 2022 Gary Walters ’67 PVC Awards Banquet
Wednesday, June 22
Princeton Athletics 2021-22 Highlights
Monday, June 06
