CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
- ITA All-Academic Scholar Athlete (2012)
- ITA All-Academic Team Award (2011, 2012)
- Team Impact Player Award Winner (2010)
- Helmet and Horns Award Winner (2012)
 
2011-12 SEASON (Junior):
Won his first fall season match at the Corvallis City Championship … Went 1-5 during the fall tournament season … Competed in all 19 dual season meets … Played anywhere from No. 2 to No. 6 in the lineup … Recorded only win of the 2012 season against David Munoz of George Fox on Feb. 26 by scores of 6-2 and 6-2 … Went 1-18 in singles play and 5-14 in doubles play … All five doubles win came paired with teammate Nick Fracchia … Went 2-8 in doubles play during Big Sky Conference play … Earned the Helmet and Horns Award as selected by the coaching staff.
 
2010-11 SEASON (Sophomore):
Won his first fall season match against a Weber State opponent … Competed in three singles matches, twice as the number six player and once as the number four … Recorded a win by a score of 6-0, 6-0 against Lewis & Clark and recorded a 1-2 record on the season … Recorded a 0-2 doubles record being paired with teammates Matt Erickson and Jeff Cero once each as the number three team.
 
2009-10 SEASON (Freshman):
Posted a 1-3 record in singles play during freshman season ... Earned first career victory against Lewis & Clark, a 6-1, 6-1 victory ... Made only one appearance in doubles and teamed with Jeff Cero versus Oregon (Feb. 7) ... Named the Impact Player on the team for the 2009-10 season.
 
PRIOR TO PORTLAND STATE:
Four-year tennis letter winner at Capital High School ... Four-time academic all-state honoree ... Team captain and MVP senior year ... Was 19-0 in singles during 2008 regular season ... State runner-up in 2007 ... Finished second at USTA’s Montana Masters Cup in 2008 ... Team placed third in state as a sophomore and fifth as a senior ... Placed first at Portland Challenger Open last year.
 
PERSONAL/MISCELLANEOUS:
Born June 24, 1991 ... Son of Jim Lubek and Leisa Smith ... Interests include camping, hiking and being outdoors ... Majoring in health sciences with a minor in chemistry ... Would like to become a doctor.