Luca Pow

Photo by: © Abby Smith

Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Solihull, England
High School:
Loughborough Amherst

2025-26 (Junior): Helped lead Wake Forest to ACC Regular Season and ACC Championship titles... Earned ITA Singles All-America honors after advancing to the NCAA Singles Championship quarterfinals in the fall... Named All-ACC Second Team in singles... Finished the season ranked No. 35 in singles and No. 74 in doubles alongside Charlie Robertson... Posted a 32-9 overall singles record, surpassing the 30-win mark for the third-consecutive season... Went 20-5 in spring dual singles with a perfect 8-0 ACC record and three ranked victories... Registered a 14-3 mark at the No. 3 singles position... Finished 27-8 overall in doubles, leading the team with 24 spring doubles wins, including eight in ACC play and four over ranked opponents... Closed the season by winning 16 of his final 18 matches.

2024-25 (Sophomore): ACC All-Academic… ITA Doubles All-American… Third Team All-ACC in Doubles… Led the team with 31 singles wins in the spring and improved to an incredible 57-5 mark over his first two seasons (match play)... Became the first Demon Deacon since Petros Chrysochos in 2018 to reach 30 wins in a single season…. Held a 21-match winning streak… Notched five-consecutive victories in the NCAA Tournament… In doubles, Pow and Luciano Tacchi led the team in victories with 18 to just four losses in the spring... Tacchi/Pow went 2-0 in Dallas at the ITA National Indoor Championships before earning their highest-ranked win to date over No. 3 Bulte/Rihane of Florida State… Won the ITA Carolina Regional in doubles

2024 (Freshman): Shined in his first collegiate year with the Deacs... Tied with graduate student Holden Koons for the team lead in singles wins, going a remarkable 25-2 while mainly acting as the No. 5 player within the Wake Forest lineup... Enjoyed a 19-match win streak to finish out the year, as his final loss happened versus No. 103 Alexander Bernard of No. 1 Ohio State on the road (Feb. 4)... Picked up his first career ranked victory early, downing No. 86 JanMagnus Johnson of No. 20 Florida in straight sets... Ended on a 14-0 clip in his matches at the No. 5 singles spot... Earned a No. 78 national solo ranking during the opening weeks of the spring... Partnered with Luciano Tacchi in doubles to finish second on the team in wins as a duo (20-6)... The two went 18-5 at the No. 3 position and won nine of their final 10 showings.