CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Awards:
- Two-time Academic All-Big Sky (2016, 2017)
Career Records - Singles:
- Ranks 6th all-time in overall win percentage (.409)
- Ranks 8th all-time in wins at No. 2 (4)
- Ranks T-6th all-time in wins at No. 3 (4)
- Ranks 5th all-time in win percentage at No. 3 (.308)
Career Records - Doubles (Individual)
- Ranks T-6th all-time in overall win percentage (.500)
- Ranks T-4th all-time in wins at No. 2 (11)
- Ranks 2nd all-time in win percentage at No. 2 (.524)
Career Records - Doubles (Team):
- Ranks T-5th all-time in overall wins (9 w/ Ian Risenhoover)
- Ranks T-2nd all-time in win percentage (.818 w/ Ian Risenhoover)
- Ranks T-3rd all-time in Big Sky wins (5 w/ Ian Risenhoover)
- All-time leader in wins at No. 2 (9 w/ Ian Risenhoover)
- All-time leader in wins percentage at No. 2 (.818 w/ Ian Risenhoover)
Season Records - Doubles (Team)
- Set the record for wins at No. 2 (9 in 2016 w/ Ian Risenhoover)
- Set the record for win percentage at No. 2 (.818 in 2016 w/ Ian Risenhoover)
 
2016-17 SEASON (Senior):
Only dropped four games while beating Southern Utah's Sergio Palacio 6-1, 6-3 at line three in the Vikings' 4-3 win over the Thunderbirds (4/9)...Beat Idaho State's Josh Goodwin 6-4, 7-5 at line three in the Vikings' 4-3 loss to the Bengals (3/31)...Won his first singles match in nearly a year with a 4-6, 6-1, 10-3 win at line four over North Dakota's Alex Mailes in the Vikings' match against UND on March 3...Beat Linfield's Trent Prussing and Nathan Saragoza 6-3 at line two in doubles with partner Russell Risenhoover...Made his first appearance in the Vikings' singles lineup in close to a year, as he played at line four against Eastern Washington on Feb. 17...Won his first match of the season in the Vikings' match against Willamette (1/21), beating Hunter Yee and Colin Fisher 8-3 with Russell Risenhoover at line two...Opened his season in the Vikings' doubles lineup at the start of the dual season...Sat out the fall season while recovering from an injury.

2015-16 SEASON (Junior):
Missed the Vikings' final eight matches of the season after suffering an injury that forced him to retire from his match against Swarthmore's Yosuke Higashi...Tied the second-best individual doubles record at 10-2 for the season, and tied the second-best team doubles record with a 9-2 mark with Ian Risenhooover...Set the single-season records for team wins (9) and win percentage (.818) at No. 2 doubles with Ian Risenhoover...Finishes his PSU career as the all-time leader in individual win percentage at No. 2 doubles (.818), as well as the all-time lead for team wins (9) and win percentage (.818) at No. 2 doubles with Ian Risenhoover...Won six straight doubles matches from Feb. 21 to March 8, all with Ian Risenhoover at line two...Beat Idaho State's Bjorn Scheepbouwer 6-3, 6-3 in the Vikings' 4-3 win over the Bengals on March 7...Won in singles and doubles in the Vikings' 7-0 sweep of Northern Colorado (2/27)...Won four straight singles matches and eight straight sets, six of which he won at 6-2 or better, from Jan. 29 to Feb. 12...Beat Seattle's John Stormans 6-4, 6-1 at line two in the Vikings' 4-3 win over the Redhawks on Feb. 12...Won both his singles and doubles matches in the Vikings' 7-0 sweep of Lewis-Clark State (1/29)...Beat University of Portland's Alex Wallace and Pierre Garcia 7-6 (3) at line two with doubles partner Ian Risenhoover in the Vikings' season opener against the Pilots (1/22)...Went 2-3 in singles and 2-2 in doubles during the 2015 fall season...Beat Fresno State’s Jeremy Moser in the first round of the ITA Northwest Regional...Advanced to the quarterfinals of the doubles draw with partner Nathan Boniel at the Bulldog Classic.

BEFORE PORTLAND STATE:
Played for the University of Oregon men’s club team…Lettered in tennis at Lake Oswego High School during all four years of high school…Placed third at state as a senior in 2012.
 
PERSONAL/MISCELLANEOUS:
Son of Eric and Rachel…Has a brother, Charles…Graduated from the University of Oregon Magna Cum Laude in only three years…Lists working out, yoga, meditation and spending time with his family as hobbies…Hopes to pursue a professional tennis career…Attending graduate school in economics.