University of Denver Athletics

Honors and Awards: 2025 Summit League Player of the Year...2023 Summit League Newcomer of the Year...Three-Time All-Summit League Team (2023, 2024, 2025)...Seven-Time Summit League Men's Tennis Peak Performer of the Week (2/14/23, 3/7/23, 3/28/23, 3/19/24, 4/15/24, 1/21/25, 2/25/25)...Three-Time Summit League Doubles Peak Team of the Week (1/28/25 with Coats, 2/25/25 with Coats, 4/15/25 with Coats)...2024 Summit League Athlete to Watch...2022 WAC Player of the Year...2022 WAC First Team...2022 WAC Freshman of the Year...

2024-25 (DENVER): Qualified for NCAA National Championships in singles after winning ITA Mountain Regional Championship...defeated three top-40 players in consecutive matches at ITA All-American Championships (No. 16 Pedro Rodenas from Duke, No. 17 JC Roddick from Texas A&M and No. 38 Peter Makk from USC)...spent entire year in ITA national singles rankings, peaking at No. 24...ended year on 16-match unbeaten streak in singles, losing only one set during that stretch...became third Denver men's player to win at least 30 singles matches in a season (30-5 overall, 21-2 in duals [all at No. 1])...added 17-5 record in doubles, primarily at No. 2 (13-2 record, all but one with partner Theo Coats at No. 2 spot)...

2023-24 (DENVER): Led team with 28 singles wins, finishing with 28-7 record (19-3 in duals, 5-0 in Summit League) including 15-1 record at No. 2 slot...added 15-6 record in doubles (13-4 in duals, 2-1 in Summit League), primarily at No. 2 spot with partner Marvin Schaber...finished as singles runner-up at ITA Mountain Regional Championships to advance to ITA National Fall Championships...advanced to singles title match at Milwaukee Tennis Classic...logged singles wins over then-No. 36 Dusan Milanovic from Mississippi State, then-No. 110 Sebastian Collard from Michigan State and then-No. 115 Tomas Pinho from UTSA...began dual season with 11-match unbeaten streak in singles...finished year ranked No. 6 in singles and No. 10 in doubles with Schaber in ITA Mountain Regional rankings...

2022-23 (DENVER): Finished season with 30-6 singles record including 18 wins in dual match play -- second most on the team...played primarily at No. 2 singles with 12-3 record...added 5-1 record at No. 1 singles...led team in doubles victories (12) including winning records at No. 2 doubles (4-2) and No. 3 doubles (8-1).
 
2021-22 (Lamar): Played his entire freshman season in the No. 1 spot in the singles lineup for the Cardinals, going 15-5…11-7 in doubles, playing the first three matches in the No. 2 position, before taking a spot on the No. 1 court for the remainder of the season…Guided his team to a WAC regular season title.