The Citadel tennis program achieved recognition with key Southern Conference postseason honors, as Brady Gober was named Freshman of the Year and Ted Bagwell received the Sportsmanship Award. Gober also earned second-team All-SoCon honors in singles and a spot on the All-Freshman team. This makes him the third player in Citadel history to earn the Freshman of the Year title. Bagwell's award marks the fifth sportsmanship honor in the program's history.

By the Numbers
  • Brady Gober recorded nine singles wins and nine doubles victories this season.
  • Ted Bagwell's award is the first sportsmanship recognition since 2023.
State of Play
  • Gober and Bagwell鈥檚 achievements highlight the Citadel's growing tennis program.
  • The 2026 Southern Conference Tennis Championships will begin on April 16, where Citadel will face ETSU.
What's Next

The Citadel team, entering the tournament as an eighth seed, aims to upset top-seeded ETSU in their first match. Gober's continued performance will be crucial for the team's success in the championship.

Bottom Line

Brady Gober's accolades spotlight both individual talent and the Citadel tennis program鈥檚 potential, setting high expectations for future competitions and showcasing the growth and competitiveness of the team.