Idaho State: (2011-12) Posted a 9-10 singles record in the No. 2 and 3 spot … lead the Bengals in doubles with partner Dan Buckingham going 11-8 for the season in the No. 2 spot … posted a 5-3singles in Big Sky … opened the season with a victory over Fredrik Peterson of Utah State aiding the Bengals to their first win since 2006 against Utah State (1/17) … defeated Mikolaj Caruk of Montana at the No. 2 spot (1/27) … overcame Abhinav Mishra of Portland State at the No. 2 position … posted a four-match winning streak with defeats over Dominic Bermudez of Northern Arizona, Ryan Lane of Northern Colorado, Simon Meske of Seattle University and Johan Weich of Western New Mexico all at the No. 2 spot … defeated  Markus Schleuter of Montana State in the No. 2 position (3/30) … last victory of the season was over Lenny Whiting of Utah State in the No. 3 spot … posted a 5-3 doubles record in Big Sky with partner Buckingham … had a six-match winning streak in doubles play with Buckingham, coming from defeats of Northern Colorado, Northern Arizona, Seattle University, Western New Mexico, UC Riverside and Montana State at the No. 2 spot … received Big Sky All-Academic honors … was named Bengal Athlete of the week two times.

Idaho State: (2010-11) Led the Bengals with a 13-6 singles record ... his 13 victories is the best single season record since 2005 ... led the Bengals in Big Sky victories with a 5-3 record ... posted the only singles victory for the Bengals in a dual match five times this season ... won six of his last seven matches to end the season ... climbed his way up the Bengal line-up from No. 6 to No. 3 ... posted a 4-2 record at the No. 3 spot, a 7-4 record at the No. 4 spot and was 1-0 at the No. 5 and 6 positions ... posted three three-match win streaks during the season ... opened the season with a victory over Utah State's Lenny Whiting at the No. 6 spot (1/26) ... defeated Weber State's Ciao Poitena at the No. 4 spot on Feb. 8 and again in the Big Sky match up at the No. 3 spot on April. 12 ... defeated Kasper Konyves at UNLV at the No. 4 spot (2/12) ... defeated Eastern Washington's Stefan Simikic at the No. 4 spot (2/27) ... overcame Portland State's Nick Fracchia at the No. 4 position (4/1) ... defeated Montana's Mikolaj Caruk at the No. 4 spot (4/9) ... overcame Jeff Carlson at Northern Colorado at the No. 3 spot (4/16) to finish the season ... tied for the second most doubles victories on the team with a 4-11 mark ... owned a 4-8 doubles record with Colton Pate at the No. 3 spot ... was 0-2 with Dan Buckingham ... defeated Sacramento State's Joe DeGuzman and Josh Lorentzen with Colton at the No. 3 spot (2/4) ... defeated College of Idaho's James Collet and Shravan Sriganesh with Colton at the No. 3 spot (3/12) ... posted a two-match win streak with Colton overcoming Seattle's Zachary Williams and Matt Overland at the No. 3 spot (3/25) then defeating Portland State's Nick Fracchia and Vetu Mam at the No. 3 spot (4/1).

Idaho State (2009-10) Earned Big Sky All-Academic honors ... posted a 6-7 singles record with a 3-4 mark at the No. 4 spot and a 3-3 finish at the No. 5 spot … posted a 4-4 Big Sky record … was 2-2 in fall tournament play … in the Boise State Classic, recorded his first win of the season against Jake Knox from Idaho (10/10) … defeated Montana State’s King Koehler (10/11) at the Boise State Classic … at the No. 5 spot captured his first victory as a Bengal overcoming Nate Ballam of Utah State (1/19) … defeated Dave Hintze of Weber State (2/9) at the No. 5 spot … at the No. 5 spot he overcame Myles Perkins of Montana State (2/15) … moved up to the No. 4 position where he posted a win over Connor Buchanan from Northern Colorado (4/3) … defeated Robin Pezzutto of Northern Arizona (4/4) at the No. 4 spot … closed out the season with a victory over Portland State’s Matt Erickson at the No. 4 spot (4/17) … teamed with Dan Buckingham to post a 5-6 season record in doubles, the duo was 4-3 in Big Sky action … captured first win together against Dave Hintze and Cole Paterson of Weber State at the No. 3 spot … defeated Kyle Koetje and Kevin Anderson at Eastern Washington at the No. 3 spot (2/27) … overcame Northern Colorado’s Ryan Lane and Andre Lepine at the No. 3 spot (4/3) … posted a victory over Montana’s Timo Gehrke and Mikolaj Borkowski at the No. 3 spot (4/10) … defeated Portland State’s Vetu Mam and Matt Erickson at the No. 3 spot (4/17).

High School: Graduated from Analy High School in 2009 ... lettered in tennis for four years ... was ranked in the Top 35 of Northern California in the USTA for 18’s.

Personal: Parents are Ted and Deborah ... has one sister Laura ... father Ted played squash on the pro tour ... majoring in secondary education ... birthdate November 15, 1990.