Fryderyk Lechno-Wasiutynski

Timofey Stepanov

/ Men's Tennis

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MTEN - Fryderyk Lechno-Wasiutynski and Winston Lee

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Height:
6-3
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Poznan, Poland
Last School(s):
LOMS Poznan

Sophomore (2025-26)

23-13 in Singles
20-11 in Doubles

Freshman (2024-25)

12-4 in Singles
10-5 in Doubles

Highest Career UTR, ATP and ITF Junior Rankings

UTR: 13.6
ATP Singles: No. 609
ATP Doubles: No. 1084
ITF Junior: No. 123
ITA Singles: No. 38

Professional Awards

Davis Cup Team Participant - Poland
Singles x1 M25 Champion
Singles x1 M15 Champion
Doubles x1 M15 Finalist
Singles x1 J100 Champion
Singles x1 J200 Champion
Singles x1 J100 ITF Junior Champion

College Awards

2026 All-ACC 2nd Team Singles
ACC Player of the Week x1 2026
NCAA Singles Qualifier 2024, 2025
ITA Northwest Regionals Singles Finalist 2025

2024-25: Was one of six Bears named to the All-ACC Academic Team...posted records of 12-4 in singles and 10-5 in doubles – all in dual matches – after joining the Bears in the 2025 spring semester…was 7-4 in doubles when partnered with Mikey Wright…Lechno-Wasiutynski won his first eight singles matches before suffering his first loss on March 21…earned the first clinching win of his college career when he topped Sebastian Abboud 6-2, 6-2 to secure a 6-1 rout of Texas Tech…clinched Cal’s 4-3 win over No. 25 Florida State in Berkeley, beating Azariah Rusher 6-1, 6-7(4), 7-5 to secure the Bears’ first ACC victory…he also paired with Wright to beat Jamie Connel and Jan Sebesta 6-3 to help the Bears win the doubles point against Florida State.

Personal/Previous: Undeclared major…joined Cal in January 2025, when he was tied for 323rd in the ITF Men's World Tennis Tour rankings and sat at No. 1,566 in the ATP poll…has a career-best ITF junior ranking of 123 and a career-best ATP singles ranking of 1,422…the right-hander had a tremendous 2023, when he captured Poland's under-18 singles national championship, won the singles title at the J100 Hanko ITF tournament in Finland, took home the doubles crown from the J200 Salsomaggiore in Italy, and won the J100 Manacor doubles title in Spain.