Noah Rubin

Noah Rubin is a former professional tennis player known for his junior Wimbledon title, collegiate career, and efforts to advocate for mental health awareness within the tennis community. After winning the Wimbledon junior singles title in 2014, marking the first all-American final in that boy’s event since 1977, Noah Rubin established himself as a dominant force in junior tennis. He previously secured the Copa Del Café, a Junior ITF tournament, in 2012 and reached a career-high junior ranking of No. 6 globally and No.

5 nationally. In 2015, Rubin achieved a conference first, being named both the ACC Player and Freshman of the Year. In June 2015, Rubin transitioned to professional tennis, winning his first ATP Challenger Tour title in Charlottesville later that year. His early professional career included a notable victory over 17th-seeded Benoit Paire at the Australian Open in 2016.

Rubin continued to build on his professional success, claiming his second Challenger title at Launceston, Tasmania, in 2017. He added a third Challenger title to his resume at the BNP Paribas de Nouvelle-Calédonie in 2018, followed by his fourth Challenger title at the Tallahassee Tennis Challenger, also in 2018. These achievements propelled him to a career-high singles ranking of No. 125 in October 2018.

Rubin continues to leverage his platform, ‘Behind the Racquet,’ as a vital resource, fostering an environment where athletes can address mental health challenges, further solidifying his commitment to player well-being alongside his competitive career.