Wichita State Athletics

Career Statistics: (through 2025 fall season; dual records in parentheses)
Singles
2025-26: 4-4 (0-0)
2024-25: 13-14 (11-9)
2023-24: 13-14 (5-12)
2022-23: 16-6 (16-6)
Overall: 46-38 (32-27)

Doubles
2025-26: 2-2 (0-0)
2024-25: 16-16 (11-11)
2023-24: 11-15 (7-13)
2022-23: 6-8 (6-8)
Overall: 35-41 (24-32)

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Academic Honors
AD Honor Roll - Spring '23

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2025-26 (Senior)
Qualified and competed at ITA All-Americans, winning consolation match against Liberty's Rod Santiago Arraez 5-7, 6-2, 6-4...Won three singles at the American Conference Individual Championships to reach the semifinals, including taking down the No. 2 seed in straight sets 6-2, 6-4...Paired with Ilias Worthington to reach the doubles semis of conference individuals

2024-25 (Junior): Tied for second on the team in dual singles wins with 11, posting winning records at courts two and three...Won six of first nine singles matches...Started 5-0 in doubles in the spring with partner, Kristof Minarik...Qualified and competed at ITA Sectionals in doubles with Minarik...Represented WSU at the first-ever AAC Individual Championships in Houston, Texas, in October...Paired with Minarik to defeat seeded duo from Memphis to reach the semifinals...Took down three-seed Vasco Prata of Charlotte in three sets in singles...Finished in doubles semifinals of ITA Central Regionals with Minarik to punch ticket to ITA Sectionals...Was selected along with Minarik to compete at the ITA All-Americans in September...Paired with Minarik to take down duos from Texas A&M and Ohio State in pre-qualifiers of All-Americans.

2023-24 (Sophomore): Totaled 12 dual wins in the spring season...Played entire season at No. 1 and 2 singles position...Competed in three of four fall events...Led team in singles wins (8) and doubles wins (4)...Advanced to quarterfinals of ITA Central Regionals...Won six of final seven singles matches and two of last three doubles matches.

2022-23 (Freshman): Joined the Shockers in January and made an immediate impact in the lineups...Won a team-best 16 singles matches across courts 2-5 with eight wins at No. 4...Defeated No. 84 Liam Branger of UCF at court four...Beat SMU's Julian Steinhausen in three sets on the way to the Shockers' win over the No. 55 Mustangs...Opened his collegiate career with four-straight singles wins and concluded his freshman campaign with four-straight singles wins...Won six doubles matches, playing with five different partners.