SKILLMAN, N.J. - The Baylor men's tennis duo of Diego Galeano and Julian Lenz were ranked No. 1 in the final Oracle/ITA doubles rankings of the 2015 season, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association announced Wednesday.

The BU twosome highlighted a group of five singles players, No. 4 Lenz, No. 32 Tony Lupieri, No. 56 Max Tchoutakian, No. 72 Diego Galeano and No. 102 Mate Zsiga, and two doubles tandems, No. 1 Galeano and Lenz and No. 78 Lupieri and Felipe Rios, in the end-of-year rankings.

Galeano and Lenz ended the season with a 23-2 record in dual-match play and a 26-3 mark overall. The 26 wins tied for the second-most in program history for a single season with Benedikt Dorsch and Reiner Neurohr's tally from 2002-03.Three of the final five wins for Galeano and Lenz came over top-10 teams as they posted a 14-2 record against ranked foes.

They were the first Baylor pairing to ever make the semifinals of the NCAA Doubles Championship and now are now the first BU tandem to ever end the season at No. 1. The previous end-of-year ranking high for Baylor was the No. 5 ranking achieved by Dorsch and Matija Zgaga in 2005 and Roberto Maytin and John Peers in 2011.

Galeano and Lenz tallied ITA All-America accolades by being a seeded combo for the NCAA Doubles Championship. It is BU's first doubles All-Americans since Maytin and Peers in 2011.

Meanwhile, Lupieri and Rios (No. 78) closed the season at 5-1 and 4-1 in dual-match play. The duo did not play with each other after Feb. 20.

BU has now has at least one doubles tandem in the final rankings for 18 consecutive years. The Bears have had at least two pairings ranked in 12 of the last 14 years.

In singles, Lenz (No. 4) enjoyed a 26-9 season. The junior's No. 4 end-of-the-year ranking is identical to his ranking at the end of last season. Lenz reached the second round of the NCAA Singles Championship and posted a 15-5 mark for the Bears in the No. 1 spot.

Lupieri (No. 32) reached the NCAA Singles Championship round of 16 by upsetting No. 1 ranked Axel Alvarez of Oklahoma. The senior won two of his final three matches to up his record to 18-14 overall. Lupieri remained in the ITA top-35 throughout the year.

Lenz by virtue of being a seeded player in the NCAA Singles Championship and Lupieri on the strength of making the NCAA round of 16 both earned All-America honors in singles. It is the second straight-year that BU has had two singles All-Americans. Baylor has had one singles All-American in 12 of the last 14 years.

Tchoutakian (No. 56) concluded his season in the second round of the NCAA Singles Championships with an 18-12 record overall. The first-year Bear was 15-10 in dual-match play and achieved a season-high singles ranking of No. 36 on March 10.

Galeano (No. 72) ended the year back in the singles rankings for the first time since being No. 26 in the ITA Preseason rankings on Sept. 8, 2014. The senior wrapped his BU singles career with an 18-9 season and eight-straight wins. Galeano was 15-4 in dual-match play and 4-3 against ranked foes in 2015.

Zsiga (No. 102) produced a 16-4 campaign in his final season in Waco. He was 14-3 in dual-match play and won his last four decisions. Zsiga ended his career with 106 singles wins, which were the sixth-most in program history.

It is the fifth time in program history that Baylor has had at least five singles players ranked to end the year, while also achieving the feat in 2003, 2004, 2011 and 2013. The Bears have had at least four singles players ranked in four of the last five years.

Overall, head coach Matt Knoll has had 31 All-American selections in his 19 years at Baylor, including 19 singles selections and 12 doubles picks.

Last week in the final team rankings of the season, Baylor finished No.3 - its highest final ranking since being No. 2 in 2005.

Baylor also made a splash in the ITA Texas Region rankings, earning the No. 1 spot in the team, singles and doubles rankings. BU placed five in the top 20 in singles and one in the top 10 in doubles. Baylor had Lenz at No. 1, Lupieri at No. 7, Tchoutakian at No. 10, Galeano at No. 14 and Zsiga at No. 18. In doubles, the Bears had Lenz and Galeano at No. 1.

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