Florida Gators

Collegiate Honors

• 2021 NCAA Champion
• 2021 SEC Champion
• 2019 Second-Team All-SEC
• 2019 SEC Honor Roll
• 2018 ITA Southeast Region Doubles Champion
• 2018 All-American, Doubles
• 2018 Second-Team All-SEC
• 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll
• 2018 Gator Academic Excellence Award (team award)
• 2017 All-American, Doubles
• 2017 All-SEC Freshman Team

• Member of the program's first national championship after a 4-1 win over Baylor at the USTA National Campus
• Finished the year at No. 3 all-time in overall career wins with 202 (102 singles, 100 doubles)
  • 102 singles wins is t-7th in school history
  • 100 doubles wins is 2nd in school history
• Competed at the 2021 NCAA Doubles Tournament

• Made appearances in all 18 matches for the Gators, tallying a 10-3 dual doubles record alongside Will Grant, including a 2-2 conference mark, prior to season's end
  • Reached a career-high ITA doubles ranking of No. 24 together on Feb. 5
  • Finished ranked No. 45; No. 8 in Southeast region
• Earned a top 10 doubles victory in season opener on Jan. 11, downing Furman's No. 10 Jake Munns and Jake Bhangdia, 6-3
• Won seven of first eight doubles matches to start from Jan. 11 to Feb. 16
• Recorded a 6-1 dual singles record, rotating mainly from No. 5 and No. 6 singles
• Clinched UF's win over Furman (1/11) with win at No. 6 singles
• Earned a top 100 singles win over Florida State's No.  92 Rana Roop Bhullar, 6-2, 6-4, at USTA's College Matchday on Feb. 1
• Finished ranked No. 33 in Southeast region for singles
• Currently sixth in program history in overall wins (185); seventh in program history in doubles wins (86); ninth in program history in singles wins (98)
• Set to return for 2020-21 season upon NCAA elgibility relief amid COVID-19 pandemic's impact

• Opened the fall season ranked No. 64 in singles and No. 4 in doubles with Brian Berdusco via Oracle ITA Preseason National Rankings
• Represented Denmark in the Davis Cup, picking up a doubles win with Frederik Nielsen (ATP Doubles No. 52) against Turkey
• Earned three wins to reach singles quarterfinals at ITA Southeast Regionals
• Reached the semifinals of the Southern Intercollegiate Championships' Red doubles draw alongside Brian Berdusco
• Notched consecutive quarterfinals appearances alongside Berdusco in doubles at ITA All-American Championships
• Reached consolation quarterfinals of Oracle ITA National Fall Championships partnered with Berdusco
• Ended fall season ranked No. 18 in doubles (alongside Brian Berdusco, 5-5) 

• Compiled a team-best 29 overall singles wins, with 18 dual wins
• Led the team with five matches clinched, including wins over conference foes Mississippi State and South Carolina.  The team’s 6-1 win over South Carolina solidified its first outright SEC Championship since 2003.
• Was 16-3 at No. 4 singles and he posted a 4-3 record against nationally ranked singles players
• Also earned a team-best 24 doubles wins, including 14 in dual season
• Won two of his last three doubles matches with upsets of the No. 6 (Tennessee) and No. 1 (Baylor) ranked pairs with McClain Kessler
• Posted a 6-3 SEC doubles record and was 9-3 in conference singles
• Finished the season ranked No. 113 in singles and No. 19 (with Brian Berdusco) and No. 33 (with Kessler) in doubles

• UVA Master’s Singles Runner-Up (fell to Oliver Crawford in championship match)
• Earned spot in main draw at the ITA All-American Championships with Brian Berdusco and the pair advanced to the quarterfinals
• After falling in the first round of ITA All-American main draw singles, he made a run into the semifinals of the consolation bracket
• Paired with Berdusco again at the ITA Regional Championships where the duo won four straight matches en route to the doubles title
• Advanced to the ITA Regional Championship singles quarterfinals, but earned at-large bid into the ITA National Fall Championships where he played through to the consolation quarterfinals after falling in the first round
• Him and Berdusco won their first two matches at the ITA National Fall Championships, but fell in Round 3 to Kikuchi/Brumm from Cal

• Posted a 30-14 overall singles record and a 21-13 doubles record. His 30 singles wins lead the team
• Earned five wins over ranked singles opponents and seven against doubles opponents
• Advanced to the Elite Eight in doubles of the NCAA Individual Championships. Also competed in the singles tournament
• Went 11-6 at No. 2 singles
• Went 7-4 in SEC singles matches
• Clinched four matches for the Gators
• Ended the year ranked No. 26 in singles and No. 2 in doubles
• Earned a season-high singles ranking of 6 on 3/9/18 and was ranked No. 1 in doubles for most of the season

• With All-American partner Alfredo Perez, the duo won the ITA All-American National Championship upsetting the No. 3 seed from North Carolina in the finals
• Posted an impressive 14-3 record in the fall
• Started the season off by winning the singles title at the Gator Ranked +1 Tournament
• Won the singles consolation title at the ITA All-American Championship, earning an automatic bid into the Oracle ITA National Fall Championship. He went 2-2 in the National Championship tournament
• Ingildsen and Perez earned the No. 1 seed in the Fall National Championships but lost in the quarterfinals
• Ingildsen and Perez ended the fall as the No. 1 ranked doubles team in the country
• Ingildsen ended the fall ranked No. 7 in the country in singles

• Earned a berth into the NCAA Doubles Championships alongside Alfredo Perez, advancing the Round of 16. 
• The pair defeated a team-high seven ranked doubles opponents (six in the regular season).
• Final ITA Ranking (singles/doubles): 100 / 6
• Final ITA Southeast Region Ranking (singles/doubles): 16 / 2
• Clinched a team-high four Gator victories in singles play, and earned a team-high eight SEC wins.
• Went undefeated in the No. 5 and 6 singles positions in the regular dual season, earning seven wins at No. 5 and two wins at No. 6

• Southern Intercollegiate Championships Division II singles champion. 
• Earned an 8-1 record in doubles with Perez to claim the ITA Southeast Regional title and the National Indoor Intercollegiate Championship consolation title. 
• Went on an 8-0 run in singles to start off his collegiate career. 
• Defeated two ranked singles opponents

• Highest ITF World Ranking of #133
• Won Men's Danish National Championships in both singles and doubles
• Won Boys 18's Danish National Championships
• ATP Ranking #1729
• Advanced to the Turkey F38 doubles Round of 16
• Advanced to the Turkey F14 singles Round of 16
• Coached by Thierry Guardiola