2025-2026 | AS A JUNIOR
- Posted an overall 10-12 record in his junior singles campaign
- Claimed victories in two out of five finished Big Ten matches
- Held a 4-4 singles record in the fall with three straight wins from 9/26-9/27
- Held a 6-8 singles record in the spring
- Defeated Western Michigan’s Chen Hui Ho 6-0,6-2 on 2/6
- Won against Niels Hoffman of No. 22 ranked USC on 3/6
2024-25 | AS A SOPHOMORE
- Recorded eight singles wins in the spring season and 12 overall
- Played singles primarily at the No. 2 position (4-7 record), however competed in five at the No. 1 position and an undefeated 3-0 record at the No. 3 spot
- Competed against five ranked opponents
- Won four straight matches to end the non-conference season, all of which came at the No. 2 and No. 1 spots
- Picked up the dominant 6-2, 6-2 victory at the No. 1 position vs. Patrick Joss (Butler) to end non-con action
- Defeated Charl Morgan (Penn State, 4/18) behind a 6-3, 7-6(4) result at No. 2.
- In doubles, registered an 18-8 record, including a 14-6 Spring record
- Went undefeated at No. 2 spot, 4-0, but played primarily at No. 1 with an 11-6 record with partner Aleksa Krivokapic
- Defeated two doubles ranked opponents in #81 Aristotelis Thanos / Ozan Baris (Michigan State, 3/23): 7-6(7) and No. 87 Rushil Khosla/Eric Verdes (Cornell, 2/9): 6-2
2023-24 | AS A FRESHMAN
- Picked up his first ranked doubles win at No. 1 on 2/10 with partner Soham Purohit. The duo defeated No. 48 Oliver Johannson/Matija Matic 6-3
- Faced eight ranked doubles opponents, all at No. 1
- Tied for the team’s best conference record with four wins
- Spent the majority of his season at singles No. 4 earning seven of his nine wins at the position
BEFORE PURDUE
• Rated as a five-star recruit by Tennis Recruiting Network
• Combined 17-0 against three and four-star recruits
• Finished 2023 as the nation's No. 42 overall recruit and the No. 9 player in the state of Florida by Head.com
• Reached the quarterfinals of the J100 Coral Gables ITF Junior Singles Tournament in May 2023
• Won his way into the main draw of two ITF Junior Singles Tournaments in 2023
• Won the J4 Boca Raton ITF Junior Doubles Tournament in November 2022
• Competed in seven different ITF World Tennis Tour Tournaments from 2021-2023
PERSONAL
• Full Name: Juan David Velasquez
• Major: Finance
• Birthplace: Villavicencio, Colombia
• Languages Spoken: Spanish and English
• Parents: Norbey Velasquez and Luz Deivi
• Siblings: Brother, Juan Pablo and sister, Valentina
• Fun Fact: Juan is a big fan of F1 racing