Brendan Kincaid took over as the head men’s tennis coach at Johns Hopkins in July 2021, entering a program with high expectations. In his first seasons, he has produced notable successes — in 2025, Hopkins posted a 16-8 record and advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinals as an independent, with three players (Rajendra, Blenkiron, Ardila) competing in NCAA singles or doubles; Rajendra reached the quarterfinal round. The year prior (2024), the team went 15-7 and reached the NCAA Sweet Sixteen, with six Blue Jays collectively earning nine All-Centennial Conference honors.
In 2023, under his leadership, Hopkins recorded a 19-5 season and saw two players reach the semifinals of the NCAA Doubles Championships, one of whom also reached the singles semifinals. His first season saw a strong 19-2 performance, including nine wins over ranked opponents, a Centennial Conference championship, and an appearance in the NCAA Second Round.
