Delaware Tennis Duo Earn National Ranking

Lock and Mackenzie become first Blue Hens to achieve top-90 ITA doubles ranking

Published on Feb. 6, 2026

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The University of Delaware men's tennis doubles pair of Tobey Lock and Euan Mackenzie have secured the No. 77 spot in the latest ITA National Doubles Rankings, marking the first time in program history that a Blue Hens duo has earned a top-90 national ranking. The pair posted a 7-1 record during the fall season, including a victory at the ITA Northeast Regionals that qualified them for the NCAA Tournament.

Why it matters

This achievement is a significant milestone for the Delaware men's tennis program, as Lock and Mackenzie become the first athletes to earn a national doubles ranking. Their success highlights the growth and competitiveness of the Blue Hens' tennis team and brings national recognition to the university's athletics department.

The details

Lock and Mackenzie's ranking is based on a comprehensive assessment of their performance and the level of competition they faced. Their 7-1 record during the fall season, including a victory over a Princeton duo ranked No. 75 and a win over a Penn pair ranked No. 87 in the ITA Northeast Regional finals, were key factors in their ranking. As partners, they currently rank second in program history with 44 wins.

  • Lock and Mackenzie secured the No. 77 ranking in the latest ITA National Doubles Rankings, announced on February 5, 2026.
  • The duo previously achieved a top-90 national ranking in the fall 2025 rankings.

The players

Tobey Lock

A member of the University of Delaware men's tennis team.

Euan Mackenzie

A member of the University of Delaware men's tennis team and Lock's doubles partner.

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What’s next

The Blue Hens will travel to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to face Penn on Friday, February 6, 2026. The match is scheduled to begin at noon.

The takeaway

The success of Lock and Mackenzie as the first Blue Hens doubles pair to earn a national ranking showcases the growth and competitiveness of the University of Delaware men's tennis program. Their achievement brings valuable recognition to the university's athletics department and sets a new benchmark for future Blue Hens tennis players to strive for.