Brandeis University Names Alan Dubrovsky as Men's Tennis Head Coach

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Brandeis University's Director of Athletics Jessica Chapin '10 and Director of Tennis Pauri Pandian announced today that Alan Dubrovsky will be the new men's tennis head coach. Dubrovsky comes to Brandeis from Babson College, where he served as associate head tennis coach since August 2022. He has a history of coaching excellence, helping the Beavers reach top-15 national rankings in both men's and women's tennis. Dubrovsky was instrumental in coaching players to 12 All-American accolades and has a strong track record of playing and coaching excellence.

Key Takeaways:

  • Alan Dubrovsky has been named the new men's tennis head coach at Brandeis University, replacing a previous coach.
  • Dubrovsky comes to Brandeis from Babson College, where he served as associate head tennis coach since August 2022.
  • During his time at Babson, Dubrovsky helped the team reach top-15 national rankings in both men's and women's tennis.
  • He coached players to 12 All-American accolades, six in singles and six in doubles.
  • Dubrovsky has a strong track record of playing and coaching excellence, earning ITA Division III National Assistant Coach of the Year honors in 2025.
  • Prior to his time at Babson, Dubrovsky spent a year as an assistant women's coach at Amherst College, helping the Mammoths to a #7 national ranking.
  • Dubrovsky is a 2020 graduate of Hobart College, where he was the Athlete of the Year as a senior for the Statesmen.
  • He earned his B.S. in Geoscience from Hobart in 2020 and his Master of Business Administration from Babson in 2025.

Statistics:

  • 12 All-American player accolades under Dubrovsky's coaching.
  • 6 All-American accolades in singles and 6 in doubles.
  • Top-15 national rankings in both men's and women's tennis at Babson College under Dubrovsky's coaching.
  • ITA Division III National Assistant Coach of the Year honors in 2025.
  • 2 players selected for the NCAA Division III Individual tournament at Amherst College under Dubrovsky's coaching.

Sources:

  • Brandeis University Athletics Massachusetts news release
  • Babson College
  • ITA Division III National Assistant Coach of the Year
  • Hobart College
  • Amherst College