Stevens Institute of Technology Athletics

Arik Zeevy was named the head coach for women’s tennis programs in March of 2020. He is the first sport-specific, full-time head coach in program history. Zeevy previously served as an assistant for the tennis programs at Stevens from 2012-16 as well as for the 2019 season.

Zeevy has led the Ducks to back-to-back MAC Freedom Tournament and Regular Season Championships, with the Ducks earning four-straight NCAA Tournament Appearances, advancing to the second round in each season.

In his first full season as head coach, Zeevy led the Ducks to a 9-2 overall record and clinched a spot in the MAC Freedom Championship match.

Zeevy, a 2011 Stevens Institute of Technology graduate and a former all-conference performer for the Ducks, was recognized by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) in 2015-16 as the National Assistant Coach of the Year for men’s tennis after helping guide the Ducks to a 19-8 overall record and second round appearance at the NCAA Championships.

• 2025: Second Round
• 2024: Second Round
• 2023: Second Round
• 2022: Second Round

• 2024-25: Regular Season and Tournament Champions
• 2024-25: Alix Dry - Player of the Year
• 2024-25: Milagros Carbajal Diaz - Rookie of the Year
• 2023-24: Regular Season and Tournament Champions
• 2023-24: Alix Dry - Rookie of the Year
• 2023-24: Coach of the Year
• 2022-23: Stephanie Untermeyer – Rookie of the Year
• 2022-23: Coach of the Year
• 2022-23: Regular Season and Tournament Champions
• 2021-22: Regular Season and Tournament Champions
• 2020-21: Coach of the Year

• Has advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament in each of the past four seasons
• Has won four straight MAC Freedom Regular Season and Championships
• Led the Ducks to the MAC Freedom Championship match with a 9-2 overall record in his first season as a head coach
• Had his inaugural season as the interim Head Coach of the women's program halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic
• Is the first sport-specific, full-time women's tennis head coach in program history

• Named the ITA National Assistant Coach of the Year in 2015-16
• Was instrumental in helping senior doubles team Matt Heinrich and Ben Foran advance to the doubles national semifinal at the NCAA individual championships in 2016
• Helped Stevens achieve numerous program firsts during his first stint on Castle Point, including coaching the first ITA Champions and All-Americans
• Coached the women’s program to the Empire 8 Conference Championship match in three of his first four seasons on Castle Point
• Helped the women's team win four titles at the MAC Individual Championships in the fall of 2019
• Helped guide the men's program to four straight Empire 8 Championships from 2012-16
• His first stint as assistant included a helped the men's program achieve a national team ranking and make an appearance in the NCAA Round of 16
• Was very influential in bringing four consecutive nationally-ranked recruiting classes to Stevens on the men's side

• 2024: ITA All-Academic Team
• 2023: ITA All-Academic Team
• 2022: ITA All-Academic Team
• 2021: ITA All-Academic Team
• 2020: ITA All-Academic Team
• A total of 15 student-athletes have been named ITA Scholar-Athletes:
  • 2021: Chelsea Braithwaite
  • 2021: Gabriella Tantillo
  • 2021: Makenna Sargis
  • 2021: Alexis Fuda
  • 2021: Agatha Malinowski
  • 2021: Audrey Heaberlin
  • 2021: Juliette Marchisio
  • 2020: Nicole Badalyan
  • 2020: Joilin Gomez
  • 2020: Alexis Fuda
  • 2020: Agatha Malinowski
  • 2020: Gabriella Tantillo
  • 2020: Chelsea Braithwaite
  • 2020: Audrey Heaberlin
  • 2020: Juliette Marchiso

• Piloted the Fords into the ITA Atlantic South regional rankings
• Helped the team improve by three victories over its 2015-16 campaign.
• Coached the team to the Centennial Conference semifinals
• Placed seven student-athletes on the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll

• Led Stevens to three NCAA Championship second round appearances
• Both his singles (68) and doubles (66) win totals still rank among the top-10 in program history
• Was a four-time First Team All-Empire 8 selection in singles and earned that same recognition three times in doubles
• Three-year team captain
• Also named the Empire 8 Sportsman of the Year following his senior season
• Represented Stevens at the National Student-Athlete Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida.

• Prior to returning to Stevens, Zeevy served as a tennis professional at the Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning in the Bronx, New York, working under seven-time Grand Slam Doubles Champion, Liezel Huber.