Wichita State Athletics

Career Statistics: (Through 2023-24 season; dual record in parentheses)
Singles
2023-24 (at WSU): 10-13 (7-9)
2021-22 (at FGCU): 12-8 (6-2)
2020-21 (at Alabama): 1-0 (1-0)
2019-20 (at Alabama): 14-6 (8-6)
WSU Career: 10-13 (7-9)
Overall: 30-18 (15-8)

Doubles
2023-24 (at WSU): 10-9 (7-7)
2021-22 (at FGCU): 10-7 (8-6)
2020-21 (at Alabama): 12-11 (0-0)
2019-20 (at Alabama): 18-9 (9-3)
WSU Career: 10-9 (7-7)
Overall: 50-36 (24-14)

At WSU
2023-24 (Graduate Transfer): 2024 Academic All-District selection...Competed in doubles and singles in every dual match...Won six of final seven singles decisions...Clinched Shocker win over South Florida with 6-7 (3), 6-2, 6-2 win at court three over Tom Pisane...Won final three doubles decisions...Tied for team lead in doubles and singles with seven apiece..14 dual match wins was the most any Shocker...Competed in three of four fall events...Collected 3-2 doubles record playing with three different partners

At FGCU
2021-22 (Redshirt-Sophomore): Third on the team with 12 singles wins, collected six wins each at No. 2 and No. 3...  Went 6-2 in ASUN play with wins over Bellarmine, Liberty, Stetson, Lipscomb, Jacksonville State, and North Alabama...  Clinched the victory in the ASUN Semifinals with three-set win against UNF at No. 3...  Paired with Juan Montes to go 8-6 in doubles in with wins over Binghamton, Troy, Buffalo, Mercer, Furman, Memphis, Bellarmine, and North Alabama...  Also picked up wins over Stetson and UNF with Guglielmo Stefanacci...  In the fall, Sepulveda tallied singles wins over Miami (2x), and Notre Dame and doubles wins against Georgia with Stefanacci and Dartmouth with Montes.

Awards
All-ASUN 2nd Team
ASUN Player of the Week (March 15)

At Alabama
2020-21 (Sophomore): Won his first three doubles dual matches...Had a 1-0 singles dual mark...Earned a 4-0 overall record in tournament matches with partner Vincent Rettke...Compiled 12-11 doubles matches in 2020-21

2019-20 (Freshman): Went 14-6 in singles overall and 4-0 in dual match play...Had a solid first season in doubles with an 18-9 mark, including a perfect 4-0 SEC doubles mark with partner Edson Ortiz...Went 9-3 in dual match doubles action...Defeated No. 33 Ingildsen/Grant of Florida (2/28) with Ortiz...Finished the fall with an 8-6 singles record

Prep Highlights: Was ranked as the No. 1 junior tennis player in Mexico and No. 126 in the world...Won three ITF singles events at the G3 Mexico City, G4 Monterrey and G4 Tampico and four ITF doubles events at the G3 Mexico City, G4 San Agustin, G4 Monterrey and G4 Tampico...Trained at the Guizar Tennis Academy

Personal: Born September 22, 2000...Son of Alejandro Sepulveda Guerra and Teresa Garza...Has two brothers, Alejandro and Patricio...Majoring in business