JMU Men’s Tennis Signs Dennis Wiebe to National Letter of Intent

HARRISONBURG, Va. – James Madison Head Coach Steve Secord announced Friday that the men's tennis program has signed Dennis Wiebe to a National Letter of Intent, and he will join the program in the 2024-25 season.

A native of Berlin, Germany, Wiebe is a one of the country's top players in his age group.

Dennis Wiebe | 6-1 | Berlin, Germany | KGS Hemmingen

Ranked in the top 160 of the German men's national rankings
Was ranked #10 in his U18 age group in Germany
Won several domestic tournaments in Germany
Competes for Rot Weiß Berlin
Led his team, DTV Hannover, to Regionalliga (third-highest league in Germany)
Competed at both the U16 and U18 German Championships

Secord on Wiebe: "We are excited to have Dennis join our program and the University in the Fall. His game has been progressing significantly recently and should fit into collegiate tennis well. Dennis had heard a lot of positives about JMU and our team and can't wait to be a Duke!"

Wiebe is the second signee for the Dukes, as he joins Zach Fleishman, who signed back in the fall.