LANCASTER, Pa. -- Johns Hopkins' Vishnu Joshi and Thomas Yu swept the top awards to lead a conference-leading group of 10 players named to the 2021 All-Centennial Men's Tennis Team. 

Joshi was named Player of the Year, Yu collected Rookie of the Year and Franklin & Marshall head coach Josh Schofield was chosen by his peers at Coach of the Year. 

Joshi, JHU's No. 1 singles player, was the unanimous choice as Player of the Year, marking the seventh time a Blue Jay has secured the conference's top honor. The senior posted a perfect 7-0 record vs. CC opponents at the No. 1 position, dropping only 16 games and winning all of his sets in his seven singles matches. In doubles, Joshi went 8-0 primarily playing with Daniel Ardila at the No. 2 and No. 3 spots in the lineup. 

Yu opened his career with a stellar freshman campaign for the Blue Jays. He went 5-0 in singles, playing four matches at No. 2 and one and No. 1, dropping just nine games in his five singles matches. He also teamed with twin brother James Yu for a 5-1 mark at No. 1 doubles, including a 5-0 mark in CC competition. Yu is the second Hopkins player to win Rookie of the Year accolades, joining Mike Buxbaum (2014). 

Schofield earned Coach of the Year honors for the first time after guiding the Diplomats to a 6-1 record, with their only loss coming to CC-champion Hopkins in the opening match of the season. 

Hopkins landed 10 player on the All-CC team after an impressive campaign in which they dropped just one point to conference opponents, sweeping six of seven CC matches. Joshi and Thomas Yu represented the Blue Jays on first team singles, while James Yu, Andrew Tran, Eric Yoo, and Brian Wang made up two-thirds of the second team singles. Robby Simon rounded out the singles honorees for the Blue Jays on the honorable mention singles team. 

In doubles, JHU nabbed three of the six spots on the first and second teams. The Yu brothers earned first team honors while Vishnu and Ardila and Arjun Asokumar and Rohan Reddy collected second team awards. 

F&M had four players earn All-CC recognition, including a conference-leading three on first team singles. Sam Bellersen, Justin Pace and Adrian Charhalis each landed on the singles first team, with Bellersen and Charhalis also being named to the double first team. Tristan Steffe was named to the All-CC singles second team for the Diplomats and also partnered with Pace for second team doubles honors. 

Washington College No. 1 singles player Landon Strober represented the Shoremen on the all-conference squad, earning first team singles honors. 

The Ursinus No. 1 doubles tandem of Mason Groff and Matt Fontanese secured first team honors, with Lars Jespersen landing on the honorable mention singles team for the Bears. 

Alex Kagan and Michael Zayneh received All-CC nods for Gettysburg, with Kagan earning second team singles accolades and both Kagan and Zayneh securing honorable mention doubles for the Bullets. 

Player of the Year – Vishnu Joshi, Sr., Johns Hopkins

Rookie of the Year – Thomas Yu, Fr., Johns Hopkins 

Coach of the Year – Josh Schofield, Franklin & Marshall

^       1st team All-Centennial doubles in 2018
*        2nd team All-Centennial singles in 2018
#       2nd team All-Centennial singles and Honorable Mention doubles in 2019

All-Sportsmanship Team

• Bryce Perritt, Dickinson, Sr., Allentown, N.J. 
• Tristan Steffe, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., Derwood, Md.
• Michael Zayneh, Gettysburg, Fr., Hilton Head, S.C.
• Andrew Tran, Johns Hopkins, So., Gwynedd Valley, Pa. 
• Luke Szukalski, McDaniel, Fr., Frederick, Md.
• Benedict Kohler, Muhlenberg, So., Durban, South Africa
• Matt Fontanese, Ursinus, Sr., Allendale, N.J.
• Christian Gruyon, Washington College, So., Bronx, N.Y.

Centennial Conference Players of the Year

1994      Robin Sander, Washington College
1995      Robin Sander, Washington College
1996      Michael Kember, Washington College
1997      Sherif Abdel-Misih, Sr., Franklin & Marshall
1998      Brandon Cutter, Sr., Gettysburg
1999      Tomas Lejarraga, Washington College
2000      Jose Lejarraga, Soph., Washington College
2001      Jose Lejarraga, Jr., Washington College
2002      Jose Lejarraga, Sr., Washington College
2003      Peter Taylor, Jr., Washington College
2004      Peter Taylor, Sr., Washington College
2005      Arturo Solis, Soph., Washington College
2006      Arturo Solis, Jr., Washington College
2007      Arturo Solis, Sr., Washington College
2008      Tom Kinrade, Jr., Haverford
2009      David Maldow, Jr., Johns Hopkins
2010      David Maldow, Sr., Johns Hopkins
2011      Adam Cranford, Sr., Washington College
2012      Andy Hersh, Jr., Johns Hopkins
2013      Ross Silverberg, Sr., Franklin & Marshall
2014      Mike Buxbaum, Fr., Johns Hopkins
2015      Mike Buxbaum, Soph., Johns Hopkins
2016      Mark Fallati, Soph., Swarthmore
2017      Jeremy Dubin, Sr., Johns Hopkins
2018      Mark Fallati, Sr., Swarthmore
2019      Josh Moskovitz, Sr., Haverford
2021      Vishnu Joshi, Sr., Johns Hopkins

Centennial Conference Rookies of the Year

2013      Luis Acaba, Haverford
2014      Mike Buxbaum, Johns Hopkins
2015      Mark Fallati, Swarthmore
2016      Josh Moskovitz, Haverford
2017      Kevin Yan, Haverford
2018      Thibault Vernier, Swarthmore
2019      Leonid Sorkin, Dickinson
2021      Thomas Yu, Johns Hopkins

Centennial Conference Coaches of the Year

2009      Sean Sloane, Haverford
2010      Pete Smith, Ursinus
2011      Chuck Willenborg, Johns Hopkins
2012      Sean Kelleher, Franklin & Marshall
2013      Pete Smith, Ursinus
2014      Bob Detrich, McDaniel
2015      Jim Kohr, Dickinson
2016      Mike Mullan, Swarthmore
2017      Chuck Willenborg, Johns Hopkins
2018      Sean Sloane, Haverford
2019      Brendan Kincaid, Haverford
2021      Josh Schofield, Franklin & Marshall