University of Redlands

2008: Played a significant role in the Bulldogs’ 20-winseason in 2008… Helped Redlands advance to the NCAAChampionships for the 17th consecutive time… Second TeamAll-SCIAC… Competed primarily at the No. 3 spot…Boasted a season record of 21-13, which included wins over then-No.8 University of Mary Washington, then-No. 18 Washington & LeeUniversity, and Division II Cal Poly Pomona… Teamed up withChris Trippel in doubles, competing at the No. 4 spot… Puttogether an impressive showing of 16-4 in doubles… Rattledoff eight consecutive wins during “March Madness”against primarily non-conference teams from out of the region,including then-No. 8 University of Mary Washington and then-No. 1Gustavus Adolphus College… Dean’s List member…Second Team All-SCIAC… ITA Academic Scholar Awardrecipient…

2007: Major component to the Bulldogs’ second-place finish inthe conference… Helped the team advance onto the NCAAChampionships for the 16th year in a row… First TeamAll-SCIAC performer… Earned an 11-17 singles record playingprimarily at No. 2… Gained wins over opponents from PacificLutheran University, Colby College, BIOLA, and Cal Lutheran…Also competed in doubles, primarily at No. 4… Tallied anoverall mark of 12-8… Redlands Scholar-Athlete…Two-time Dean’s List member… ITA All-Academichonoree…

2006: Competed for the Bulldogs… Helped Redlands advanceonto the NCAA Championships for the 15th year in a row… Partof the Bulldog squad that finished the year ranked 7th in thenation… Posted a solid mark of 7-3 in doublesmatches… Also earned an 11-7 singles record… Defeatedhis No. 4 opponent from Caltech, 6-1, 6-3… Shut out his No.6 opponent from the University of La Verne, 6-0, 6-0…