Bernardo Munk Mesa

Timofey Stepanov

/ Men's Tennis

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September 9, 2025; Berkeley, California, USA; Men’s Tennis: California Golden Bears 2025-2026 Roster; (Photo credit: Kelley L Cox/KLC ƒotos)

Height:
6-0
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Madrid, Spain

Sophomore (2025-26)

29-9 in Singles
21-9 in Doubles

Freshman (2024-25)

14-11 in Singles
5-6 in Doubles

Highest Career UTR, ATP and ITF Junior Rankings

UTR: 13.2
ATP Singles: No. 1174
ATP Doubles: No. 1385
ITF Junior: No. 85
ITA SIngles: No. 120
ITA Doubles: No. 78

Professional Awards

Singles x1 J100 Champion
Singles x2 G5 Champion
Singles x1 G4 Champion
Doubles x1 G4 ITF Junior Champion

2025-26: Posted records of 29-8 in singles and 21-8 in doubles... had the most combined wins of any Bear this season... was the only Bear to win 20+ singles matches in the spring... had a streak of 12 straight singles wins... ranked as high as No. 120 in singles... ranked as high as No. 78 in doubles... recorded three ranked singles wins... was finalists at the ITA Northwest Regionals, alongside Paris Pouatcha.

2024-25: Posted records of 14-11 in singles and 5-6 in doubles…claimed his first college win after pairing with Jonathan Irwanto in doubles and beating Pacific's Terence Das and Vraj Patel 8-6 in the Aggie Invitational at UC Davis in September…earned his first singles win at the San Diego Veterans Tennis Classic in October, besting San Diego’s Nikhil Niranjian 6-4, 4-6, 7-5…played in the singles and doubles main draws at the ITA Northwest Regional Championships, reaching the doubles round of 32 with Jonathan Irwanto…clinched dual-match wins over UC Davis (7-0), No. 6 Virginia (4-3) and Virginia Tech (7-0), with the victories at Virginia and Virginia Tech coming back-to-back.

Personal/Previous: Undeclared major…career-best ATP singles ranking of 1,612 and ITF junior ranking of 85…has a 12.5 UTR rating…has captured four ITF junior singles titles – J100 Zapopan (clay), J5 Guatemala (hard), J4 Guatemala (hard) and J5 Bayamon (hard) – along with a junior doubles championship – J4 Gunskirchen (clay).