Providence, R.I.-- Head Coach Adam Spring's Anchormen finished the season with an 11-4 record and a 5-1 (second place) mark in the Little East.       
 
No. 2-seeded RIC defeated No. 3-seeded UMass Boston, 4-0, in the Little East Championship semifinals on Apr. 30 to reach the tournament final for the fourth consecutive season. The Anchormen then fell at No. 1-seeded Bridgewater State, 4-3, in the finals on May 1.

Senior Kyle O'Connor (Foster, R.I.) closed out his career with a 6-2 (.750) career singles record and a 2-0 (1.000) career doubles record for 7.0 career points.
 
As a senior in 2026, O'Connor was 3-2 (.600) at No. 6 singles and was 1-0 (1.000) at No. 3 doubles for 3.5 points on the season. 
 
As a junior in 2025, O'Connor was 1-0 (1.000) at No. 6 singles for 1.0 point on the season.
 
As a sophomore in 2024, O'Connor was named to the Little East Men's Tennis All-Sportsmanship Team. He was 1-0 (1.000) at No. 6 singles on the season.
 
As a freshman in 2023, O'Connor was 1-0 (1.000) at No. 6 singles and 1-0 (1.000) at No. 3 doubles for 1.5 points on the season.
 
He is a computer information systems major with a minor in management and a 2022 graduate of Ponaganset High School.
 
Senior Sairaj Srinivasan (Cedar Grove, N.J.) closed out his career with a 9-8 (.529) career singles record and an 11-1 (.917) doubles record for 14.5 career points.
 
As a senior in 2026, Srinivasan was named Second Team All-Little East in singles. He was 6-7 (.462) at primarily No. 3 singles and was 11-1 (.917) at primarily No. 3 doubles for 11.5 points on the season.
 
As a junior in 2025, Srinivasan was 1-0 (1.000) at No. 5 singles for 1.0 point on the season.
 
As a sophomore in 2024, Srinivasan was 2-1 (.667) at primarily No. 6 singles on the season.
 
Prior to attending RIC, Srinivasan attended NJIT. He is a management major and a 2022 graduate of Cedar Grove High School.
 
Junior Liam Berube (Warwick, R.I.) was named to the Little East Men's Tennis Sportsmanship Team. He was 4-2 (.667) at primarily No. 5 singles and was 2-1 (.667) at No. 3 doubles for 5.0 points on the season.

Junior Hajji Glover (Boston, Mass.) was 4-1 (.800) at primarily No. 3 doubles for 2.0 points on the season.
 
Sophomore Travis Chartier (Rehoboth, Mass.) was named Second Team All-Little East in singles. He was 4-9 (.308) at No. 1 singles and was 8-6 (.571) at primarily No. 1 doubles for 8.0 points on the season. Chartier was named the Little East Player of the Week once on the season.
 
Sophomore Ethan Clegg (Chepachet, R.I.) received the USTA R.I. Andy Chase Award, signifying him as the top male collegiate men's tennis student-athlete who hails from Rhode Island, was First Team All-Little East in singles and Second Team All-Little East in doubles. He was 12-1 (.923) at primarily No. 2 singles and was 10-4 (.714) at primarily No. 2 doubles for 17.0 points on the season. Clegg was named the Little East Player of the Week once on the season.
 
Sophomore James McShane (Riverside, R.I.) was named Second Team All-Little East in doubles. He was 10-2 (.833) at primarily No. 4 singles and was 10-3 (.769) at primarily No. 2 doubles for 15.0 points on the season.

Sophomore Kyle Neuendorf (Attleboro, Mass.) was 7-3 (.700) at primarily No. 6 singles and was 7-6 (.538) at No. 1 doubles for 10.5 points on the season.
 
Freshman Travis Liese (Wyoming, R.I.) was 0-1 at No. 5 singles and was 0-1 at No. 3 doubles on the season.
 
Freshman Noah Schwartz (North Smithfield, R.I.) was a reserve on the team.
 
Freshman John Vaughan (East Providence, R.I.) was 12-1 (.923) at primarily No. 5 singles and was 9-2 (.818) at primarily No. 3 doubles for 16.5 points on the season. Vaughan was named the Little East Rookie of the Week once on the season.