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Ezequiel Gils
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Ezequiel Gils is currently the Assistant Coach of Men's Tennis at The University of Alabama. Gils served as the head coach of the UAB Blazers for the 2023-24 season. Their 2024-25 recruiting class ranked No. 15 nationally among mid-majors. He coached the doubles pairing of Carlos Gimenez Perez and Juan Pablo Valdez at the ITA Fall National Championships. They concluded the regular season with three-straight wins
Gils served as a volunteer assistant coach at Alabama for three seasons (2020-23)
- Alabama recorded 35 wins during his time as a volunteer assistant coach
- Helped coach Filip Planinsek to ITA Rookie of the Year honors in 2022 as Planinsek finished the season as the second-highest ranked freshman in the country at No. 27 and the only freshman from the SEC to hold an end-of-year ranking
- Planinsek also earned SEC Freshman of the Year honors, first honoree in program history, as he put together a team-leading 22 singles wins and team-leading 22 doubles wins
- Alabama totaled four All-SEC honorees during his first three years with the Tide
- Patrick Kaukovalta and Riccardo Roberto advanced to the 2021 NCAA Doubles Tournament, while Edson Ortiz qualified for the singles draw
2019-20: Volunteer Assistant Coach at Rice
2015-19: Cedar Bluff Racquet Club
- Recruited and trained junior players at the Knoxville, Tennessee club
- Led an 18A Junior Team Tennis team that finished seventh at nationals
2015: Tennessee Wesleyan
- Began his college coaching career with the Bulldogs
- There, he assisted with match coaching, led practices, and recruited players, including an NAIA All-American athlete
2012-15: As a Collegiate Athlete
- Began his collegiate career at Tennessee Tech where he was a member of the 2012 OVC regular season champions before transferring to Tennessee Wesleyan in 2014
- Was a two-time NAIA All-American at Tennessee Wesleyan, earning back-to-back All-America honors
- Finished senior season with a 17-0 mark in singles and an 18-2 record in doubles, and was named the AAC Men's Tennis Player of the Year in 2015
- A two-time team captain, Gils was named to the Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete Team as a senior and named Tennessee Wesleyan's Most Representative Male Student.
- While in college, he coached at the Hugo Armando Tennis Academy in Bradenton, Florida where he worked with a number of players, including 2018 Australian Open junior champion Sebastian Korda