Chas Mulcahy, a Marquette alumnus, has been awarded the 2026 ITA Jon Vegosen Chairman鈥檚 Award, honoring his lifelong dedication to college tennis. He played at Marquette from 1957-1959, achieving a singles record of 28-4 and serving as team captain. Mulcahy co-founded the Milwaukee Tennis Classic, aiming to enhance collegiate tennis visibility in Wisconsin, and has established various scholarship and outreach programs. This award recognizes his extensive contributions both on and off the court, embodying the spirit of community and service in sports.

By the Numbers
  • Mulcahy holds a career singles record of 28-4 while at Marquette.
  • The Milwaukee Tennis Classic, co-founded 50 years ago, has become one of the oldest collegiate tournaments.
State of Play
  • Mulcahy will receive the ITA award on August 29th during the ITA Leadership Awards Weekend.
  • He is one of five recipients of this award since its inception.
What's Next

Mulcahy's recognition at the ITA Leadership Awards will provide further visibility for the Milwaukee Tennis Classic and its longstanding impact in college tennis while encouraging future generations of student-athletes.

Bottom Line

Chas Mulcahy鈥檚 receipt of the ITA Jon Vegosen Chairman鈥檚 Award not only honors his personal achievements but also highlights his ongoing commitment to fostering a thriving community in college tennis.