Bio
Mathis BONDAZ
- Hometown Marseille
Mathis Bondaz is a talented French tennis player known for his consistency, strong baseline game, and competitive mindset. Developed through the French tennis system, he quickly established himself as a promising player on the junior circuit before continuing his progression through both NCAA Division I tennis and the professional ITF circuit.
Career Path
Mathis started playing tennis at the age of 4 and developed through a highly competitive training environment in France. Early in his career, he stood out on both national and international junior circuits, reaching a career-high ITF Junior ranking of World No. 299.
He later moved to the United States to combine elite-level academics with high-performance tennis.
Texas A&M University
During his first NCAA season at Texas A&M University, Mathis posted an impressive singles record of 10 wins and 4 losses, demonstrating his ability to compete at a high collegiate level.
Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)
Following his time at Texas A&M, Mathis transferred to Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), where he continued his strong development.
Key highlights include:
- 21 singles wins during the season
- Team leader in multiple competitions
- Wins over nationally ranked opponents
- Reached ITA Ranking #41
He established himself as one of the most competitive transfer players in NCAA tennis.
Arizona State University
Mathis later joined Arizona State University to continue competing at the highest level of NCAA Division I tennis.
Recent achievements include:
- Wins against Top 100 NCAA players
- ITA ranking appearances
- Strong performances across both NCAA and professional ITF tournaments
Goals
Mathis is pursuing a dual objective:
- Compete at the highest NCAA Division I level
- Continue progressing on the ATP / ITF professional circuit
- Build a successful transition into professional tennis