Colorado College Athletics

2011-12: Earned a spot on the honorable mention all-SCAC team … Was named to the SCAC all-Tournament team for a perfect 4-0 record at No. 1 doubles during the SCAC Championships … Also named to the 2012 SCAC all-Sportsmanship team … Posted an 11-8 record with partner Lionel Zen-Ruffinen at No. 1 doubles … Played every match at No. 1 singles and posted a 5-16 record … Finished his career with 31 doubles victories and 22 singles victories … Dropped just one point in his best match of the season in a 6-1, 6-0 victory against Division II Colorado Christian University … Had his best doubles match during the SCAC Championships dropping only one point in an 8-1 victory over Austin College.
 
2011: Was named to the honorable mention all-SCAC team … Played every match at No.  1 doubles and posted a 9-8 record with partner Lionel Zen-Ruffinen … Played every match at No. 1 singles where he posted a 8-9 record … Went 2-2 during the SCAC championships at the No. 1 singles spot … Posted back-to-back wins against Division II Colorado Christian University and Colorado State University – Pueblo at the No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles position.   

2010: Earned a spot on the honorable mention all-SCAC team … Played in 21 out of the team’s 23 matches at No. 1 doubles where he posted a 9-12 record … Posted a 5-10 record at No. 1 singles during his sophomore year … Began the season with back-to-back wins over Division II Colorado State University – Pueblo and Colorado Christian University at No. 1 doubles with partner Lionel Zen-Ruffinen.

2009: Played all 18 matches at No. 2 singles and No. 1 doubles … Recorded a 5-13 singles record, which was fifth on the team in total victories … Won four of his final 10 singles matches … Prevailed in back-to-back matches against Division II opponents from Mesa State College and Montana-State University-Billings … Named to the SCAC’s all-Sportsmanship Team.

Before Colorado College: Played four years of tennis while attending University High School in Irvine, Calif., and The Taft School in Watertown, Conn. … A first-team all-Founders League selection in singles as a senior when he won a New England singles tournament … A second-team selection in doubles … Finalist in the CIF Southern California Tournament as a sophomore … Earned a spot on the honor roll all four years.