University of Denver Athletics

Honors and Awards: 2026 All-Summit League Team...2026 Summit League Peak Performer of the Week (4/7/26)...Four-Time Summit League Doubles Peak Team of the Week (3/18/25 with Yamaguchi, 1/27/26 with Coats, 3/10/26 with Coats, 4/7/26 with Coats)...Two-Time ITA Scholar-Athlete (2022, 2025)...Two-Time SEC Academic Honor Roll (2021-22, 2022-23)...2020-21 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll...Three-Time SEC Community Service Team Member (2022, 2023, 2024)...

2025-26 (Denver): Went 24-9 overall in singles and 20-7 in doubles...played primarily at No. 5 singles (12-4 record); added four wins at No. 4 spot...split time across all three singles positions, ending year at No. 1 with Coats (7-3 record)...finished dual season with 16-7 singles record and 12-6 doubles record...went 5-0 in singles and 3-0 in doubles in Summit League play...led team with seven doubles-clinching wins (all with Coats)...advanced to Bedford Cup in the Mountains doubles final (with Coats)...

2024-25 (Denver): Ended with an 18-8 overall singles record (16-6 in duals and 5-0 in Summit League), including 10-1 at No. 6 spot...added 11-2 doubles record, playing primarily at No. 1 with partner Rikuto Yamaguchi (6-7 as a team together at No. 1)...missed much of fall season with an injury...

2023-24 (Vanderbilt): Went 3-1 in singles (3-0 at No. 6 in duals) and 2-2 in doubles (1-2 at No. 3 in duals)...

2022-23 (Vanderbilt): Finished with 3-4 singles record and 3-3 doubles record, all during fall season...

2021-22 (Vanderbilt): Held 6-3 doubles record and 2-6 singles record during fall season...

2020-21 (Vanderbilt): Went 4-8 overall in singles (2-1 in duals at No. 6) and 4-7 in doubles (2-3 in duals at Nos. 2 and 3)...clinched doubles point for Vandy against then-No. 1 Florida, beating team of Ben Shelton/Andy Andrade...

Before College: Reached doubles round of 16 and singles quarterfinals at USTA 18U and 16U National Championships (2017-19)...advanced to doubles quarterfinals and singles round of 16 at 2019 USTA National Clay Court tournament...

Personal: Parents played tennis at BYU in the 1980s and on the WTA Tour after college...chose the University of Denver because of the coaches who he describes as a world-class coaching staff who went out of their way to make him feel wanted and valued; adds that the program speaks for itself...