| YEAR |
NOTES |
| 2007 |
Played in 22 of 24 dual matches
Led the team in singles and overall victories and ranked second in doubles wins
Posted the second-highest singles and doubles win totals in team history
Set a school record for victories in a season at #6 singles and #3 doubles
Recorded the third-longest singles winning streak in program history (11 matches)
With Will Hiemenz tied the fifth-highest win total by a doubles team in school history
Started his career with seven straight singles wins and five in a row in doubles
Won at #6 singles in debut against Concordia University (Wis.) on March 3
Recorded first career doubles win against Marian College later on March 3
Reached the #6 singles semifinals and won the #3 doubles consolation bracket at the
 Midwest Conference Tournament |
| 2008 |
Played in all 22 dual matches
Tied the single-season school record for doubles victories by an individual
Set a new team record for victories by an individual at #3 doubles
Combined with Chris Paterakos for a school record 13 wins by a doubles team
Tied for fourth on the squad in singles victories and ranked third in overall wins
Finished 3-1 in singles and 2-1 in doubles in MWC South Division play
Rattled off seven straight doubles wins from Feb. 23 to March 12
Won seven consecutive singles matches from March 29 to April 12
Prevailed in both of his MWC Team Tournament doubles matches on April 25
Semifinalist at #5 singles and finalist at #3 doubles at the MWC Tourney April 26-27 |
| 2009 |
Appeared in the lineup in each of the Foresters' 14 dual matches
Led the team in overall victories
Tied for first on the squad in singles victories and finished second in doubles wins
Started the year with victories in his first six singles matches
Won his first four and last six doubles matches of the season
Reached the #4 singles semifinals at the Midwest Conference Tournament
Captured a Midwest Conference title with Chris Paterakos at #3 doubles
Moved into first place in team history for career victories at #3 doubles
With Paterakos, tied the team record with 24 career victories as a #3 doubles team |
