Drexel University Athletics
Csanad Nyaradi - Men's Tennis

Csanad Nyaradi
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- Assistant Tennis Coach
Men’s tennis head coach Eric Johnson announced the addition of Csanad Nyaradi. Nyaradi joins the Dragons after a strong collegiate career at Quinnipiac University.
“I couldn’t be more excited to have Csanad join our program,” Johnson said. “He brings a deep commitment to our team and to helping each of our guys grow as players and people. His passion for coaching, work ethic, and attention to detail will make a real impact as we build toward our goals. I’m excited for what we can accomplish together and the energy he brings to the future of Drexel tennis.”
At Quinnipiac, Nyaradi won back-to-back Metro Atlantic Conference championships with the Bobcats. Off the court, he has experience coaching as a tennis professional at Fort Lee Racquet Club and Musketas Racket Club.
“I am honored to join the Drexel Men’s Tennis program and begin this new chapter of my tennis career,” Nyaradi said, “Competing at the Division I level taught me the importance of hard work, teamwork, and building a winning culture. I am excited to bring those experiences into coaching, work alongside Coach Johnson, and help our student-athletes reach their full potential. I can’t wait to get started and help build something special here at Drexel. Go Dragons!”
Nyaradi graduated from Quinnipiac in 2026 with a bachelor’s in Accounting and a minor in International Business.
“I couldn’t be more excited to have Csanad join our program,” Johnson said. “He brings a deep commitment to our team and to helping each of our guys grow as players and people. His passion for coaching, work ethic, and attention to detail will make a real impact as we build toward our goals. I’m excited for what we can accomplish together and the energy he brings to the future of Drexel tennis.”
At Quinnipiac, Nyaradi won back-to-back Metro Atlantic Conference championships with the Bobcats. Off the court, he has experience coaching as a tennis professional at Fort Lee Racquet Club and Musketas Racket Club.
“I am honored to join the Drexel Men’s Tennis program and begin this new chapter of my tennis career,” Nyaradi said, “Competing at the Division I level taught me the importance of hard work, teamwork, and building a winning culture. I am excited to bring those experiences into coaching, work alongside Coach Johnson, and help our student-athletes reach their full potential. I can’t wait to get started and help build something special here at Drexel. Go Dragons!”
Nyaradi graduated from Quinnipiac in 2026 with a bachelor’s in Accounting and a minor in International Business.






