Wichita State Athletics

2015-16 (Senior)
Finished his senior campaign ranked No. 87 in the ITA singles rankings after being ranked for a majority of the season... Named the 2016 Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year... One of six Shockers to earn All-Conference honors... Three-time MVC Player of the Week... Selected for the NCAA Division I Singles Championships for the second straight season, but had to withdraw due to injury... Will go down as one of the all-time greats in Wichita State men's tennis history.

Singles: Posted a 14-8 overall record in singles playing exclusively in the No. 1 position... Went 14-6 in dual play despite missing the final four matches of the regular season after suffering an ankle injury... Strung together a season-best seven match winning streak during the month of March... Began the season ranked No. 26 in the ITA rankings... Concludes career with a record of 76-32 in singles.

Doubles: Went 18-7 overall in doubles... Playing primarily with Jocelyn Devilliers, the duo posted a 16-6 record in dual matches at No. 1 doubles... Earned a season-best ITA doubles ranking of No. 45 at the end of February and would spend much of the season in the poll... A career record of 89-30 in doubles.
 
2014-15 (Junior)
Took a leap forward during an outstanding junior year that saw him finish with ITA Division I national rankings in both singles (No. 49) and doubles (No. 39)… In May, posted the first NCAA Individual Tournament wins by a Shocker in over three decades with first round victories in both singles and doubles… One of four Shockers to earn All-MVC honors… Part of a WSU team that finished with 19 dual wins (tied for the second-most in school history) and a No. 69 final ranking…
 
Singles: Led the team in singles wins with a 22-9 mark while playing exclusively at No. 1 singles… Went 14-6 in duals and was 7-4 against nationally-ranked opponents… Three-time winner of the MVC’s Player of the Week honor (Feb. 3, Feb. 24, Apr. 15)… Got the fall season off to a strong start, claiming a share of the first flight singles title at the Midland Racquet Club Invitational (the championship match was rained out)... Began the fall at No. 109 in the ITA Division I National Rankings but worked his way into the top-40 over the course of the year… Trained over the summer with Marin Cilic, the 2014 U.S. Open men’s singles champion…
 
Doubles: Went 32-6 overall in doubles… Formed one half of one of the great doubles duos in WSU history, alongside fellow Croatian Tomislav Gregurovic, finishing the year at No. 39 in the ITA’s Division I National Rankings… The pair combined for a 30-5 mark (19-2 in duals) and were the first Shocker doubles tandem since 1983 to qualify for the NCAA Individual Championships... At the NCAA’s, downed Texas A&M’s team of Efferding and Szabo in the first round before falling to the top seeds from Georgia… Also competed with Ostojic at the National Intercollegiate Indoor Championships during the fall season, where they finished 2-1 and reached the quarterfinal round… Qualified for the Indoor Nationals by winning the ITA Central Region Championship… In that tournament, downed the top-seed Alvarez/Webb of Oklahoma on their home court… The pair won 14 matches over a three-month stretch late in the year…
 
2013-14 (Sophomore)
Named to the All-Missouri Valley Conference Select Team following the spring season… Led the team with a 22-6 record, going 16-3 in duals… Went 3-1 at No. 1 singles and 13-2 from the No. 2 spot… Went 3-1 in prequalifying at the ITA All-American Championships… Won his first two matches at the USTA/ITA Central Region Championships before falling in the Round of 16… Tallied a 17-11 doubles mark (13-9 duals)… Was 15-10 overall in doubles, including 12-8 with Tomislav Gregurovich at the No. 1 spot (2-2 in MVC play)…
 
2012-13 (Freshman)
Finished the season with a record of 18-10 in singles play and 22-6 in doubles play...Clinched Wichita State’s MVC Tournament Championship by defeating No. 120 Robin Goodman of Drake, 6-4, 3-6, 7-5...Named to the MVC All-Conference Team at No. 1 doubles...Named to the MVC All-Select Team for his performance in conference singles play...Named the MVC Freshman of the Year...In the fall, made it to the third round of the singles bracket at the Racquet Club Collegiate Invitational
 
Personal
Son of Vladimir and Vedrana Ostojic...Has two sisters, Paula and Vlatka...Majoring in international business...Chose Wichita State because it is a great university and the great tennis team