University of Toledo Athletics

2024-25 (at University of Texas Permian Basin)
Went 12-4 in singles play, including 5-0 at the No. 2 singles spot…Posted an overall record of 13-6 in doubles play, mostly at the No. 3 spot…Helped the Falcons to the NCAA Division II South Central Region Men’s Tennis Championship with a 6-1 win…Named an ITA Scholar-Athlete…Earned 2025 D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award.

2023-24 (at Crowley College [Kan.])
Helped Crowley win the NJCAA Division I National Championship in 2023…Held a singles record of 19-4…Posted a doubles record of 22-3…ITA Central Regional runner-up in singles and doubles…Qualified for the ITA CUP in doubles, placing third…Finished the 2024 season as the national runner-up in the doubles championship.

High School
Ranked Top-10 in the country in U12, U14, U16, and U18 rankings.

Personal
Full name is Sergio Alejandro Gonzalez Ibañez…Son of Emilsen Ibañez and Julio Gonzalez…Has one brother, Juan Martin…Plans to major in management.

Why Toledo?
I chose the University of Toledo because it offers the perfect balance between academics and athletics. As a student-athlete, I wanted to be part of a competitive tennis program where I can grow both on and off the court and Toledo gives me that opportunity. One of the biggest reasons I chose Toledo is the coaching staff. From the beginning, Coach Al Wermer made me feel welcome, supported, and motivated. The way the coach communicates and connects with players really stood out to me. They’re not just focused on results, they care about helping us become better athletes, better students, and better people. I’ve seen how the coach pushes the team to reach its potential while still supporting everyone individually, and that’s the kind of environment I want to be in. I also really respect how the coach has built a winning culture and helped the program succeed in the MAC. I’m excited to learn, compete, and represent Toledo under someone who knows how to lead and truly believes in their players.