Former 5-Star Recruit Transfers to Miami Tennis; First Alert, July 12, 2024
Miami men’s tennis head coach Alex Santos announced the addition of Leonardo Dal Boni on Thursday.
Dal Boni transferred from Furman after his freshman year and logged a 7-4 overall singles record while competing in the top-three positions of the lineup.
The Sarasota, Fla. native was named the 2022 USTA Florida Player of the Year after going 90-30 in singles, 20-10 in doubles and earning the 2022 USTA Florida “Bobby Curtis” Championship title. He was a five-star recruit and ranked No. 52 in the 2023 class by Tennis Recruiting Network.
“I’ve chosen Miami because of the opportunities in the tennis program and being able to pursue finance in the Herbert Business School," Dal Boni said in a press release. “Staying in my home state is very important to me and Coach Alex and Paige have been so welcoming and supportive. I can’t wait to get started.”
“At Miami, we put a major emphasis and take a lot of pride in developing our student-athletes in all areas,” Santos said in the same press release. “Leo’s ambition to betterment himself as a person, student, and athlete fits right in. Leo’s work ethic and passion combined with the resources and our process will be a great combination.”
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