Florida Gators

Career Record

• 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll
• 2017 Most Improved (team award)
• 2015 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll

• Ended his career with a 66-42 singles and doubles win/loss record
• Earned two SEC wins, including his final match against Alabama at home in straight sets

• Team with Andy Andrade at the Dick Vitale Invite where the duo finished as runner-ups
• Went 2-2 at the Southeast Regional Championships, advancing to the quarterfinals in the consolation bracket
• Advanced to the finals of the Nassau Draw at the Ivy-Plus Invite

• Competed in eight dual matches and compiled a 2-1 SEC singles record
• Clinched two matches in the No. 6 singles position - against Mississippi State at the National Team Indoors and against South Carolina
• Earned a career-high ITA singles ranking of No. 107 in January

• Won two titles in his first two tournaments, the Duke Bonk Invitational (Blue Draw) and the Bedford Cup (A Draw).
• Went on a 9-0 run to start the fall season, defeating No. 111 Jeffrey Schorsch while unranked in his first match of the Bonk Invitational

• Competed in four dual matches and compiled a 1-0 SEC singles record
• Clinched the doubles point with McClain Kessler in the Gators’ season-opening doubleheader against Stetson

• Won the back draw of the SEC Fall Tournament against Alabama’s Langford Hills
• Reached the final round of the Bedford Cup, hosted by FGCU

• Competed in seven dual matches and compiled a 1-1 SEC singles record
• Clinched a 4-1 conference victory at Auburn with a win at No. 5 singles

• Won the consolation singles title at the SEC Fall Classic in Gainesville
• Went 8-6 in singles and 4-5 in doubles overall

Prior To Florida

• A five-star prospect according to TennisRecruiting.net and ranked No. 38 overall and No. 6 in Florida
• Had a 45-24 junior record during the 2012-13 junior season
• Ranked No. 38 in USTA Boys 18 Singles in November 2013 and No. 12 in Boys 18 Doubles in October 2013
• Earlier in his junior career, ranked No. 1 in Boys 12s singles (2008) and No. 6 in Boys 14s singles (2010)
• Represented the United States in an International World Junior Team Tennis Event in Czech Republic in 2010
• Top Results: 2013 Clay Court Nationals Bronze Ball 3rd Place Doubles, 2010 Clay Court Nationals Gold Ball 1st Place Doubles, 2010 Hard Court Nationals Silver Ball 2nd Place Doubles, 2010 Spring Nationals Silver Ball 2nd Place Doubles, 2010 Easter Bowl Gold Ball 1st Place Singles, 2010 Easter Bowl Sportsmanship Award
• Earned District 54 Student of the Year honors in 2009
• Named a Kaplan Distinguished Scholar in 2011 and Ambassador for Excellence in School District 54
• Chose to attend UF over Alabama and Illinois