Babson College

Career Achievements

• 2024, 2025 All-NEWMAC doubles

Career Highlights

2024-25: As a senior, went 15-4 in singles and 13-9 in doubles…was 15-4 in dual-match singles play with multiple victories at Nos. 3-6 and won 11 of his 13 doubles matches at number three…won his first 12 singles matches of the spring beginning with a 6-1, 7-5 triumph over Carlos Molero at number six against Southern New Hampshire on February 8…was a 6-3 winner at number two doubles and recorded a 6-4, 6-2 win over Quoc-Uy Vo in a 4-3 triumph over No. 18 Rensselaer on February 14…won four straight doubles matches in California from March 17-21…recorded the lone three-set victory during his singles winning streak by defeating R. Montes de Oca 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 at number four in a win over No. 24 North Carolina Wesleyan on March 21…closed the regular season by winning four of his final five doubles matches, including a 7-6 triumph at number three in a 5-2 win versus MIT on April 4…won 6-3 at number three doubles and 6-3, 6-3 over Ryan Hovey at number five singles in the NEWMAC Tournament semifinals versus Clark on April 25…was a 6-2 winner at third doubles and secured the clinching point with a 7-5, 6-4 triumph over Shrish Choudhary in singles to help the Beavers defeat MIT 4-1 in the NEWMAC Tournament final on April 28…was a 6-1, 6-0 winner over Noah Pe at number five singles in a 4-0 triumph over No. 36 Stevens in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on May 9…teamed with Edward Wang for a 6-2 victory over Warren Pham and Matthew Robinson at number three doubles in the Beavers’ 4-1 loss to No. 1 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals on May 19.

2023-24: As a junior, went 7-3 in singles and 7-5 in doubles…was 4-0 against conference foes and won multiple matches at third, fifth and sixth singles…finished 2-0 at number two doubles and went 5-5 at number three…won seven consecutive singles matches and eight of his last 10 matches in doubles to end the year…collected points in both singles and doubles in victories over Clark (March 23) and Holy Cross (March 30)…was a 6-3, 2-6, 6-3 winner of Joseph Li at number six singles in a loss to MIT on April 10…also was victorious in both singles and doubles as the Beavers defeated Mary Washington (April 14) and Coast Guard (April 19)…posted an 8-2 victory at number three doubles in a NEWMAC Tournament semifinal triumph over Coast Guard on April 27. 

2022-23: As a sophomore, went 7-1 in singles and 12-3 in doubles…tied for third on the team in doubles victories…all eight singles decisions came in dual matches, including a 2-1 record against conference opponents…won both of his NEWMAC regular season doubles matches in victories over Coast Guard on April 8 and 36th-ranked MIT on April 14…opened the season with a No. 6 singles win over Holy Cross and a No. 3 doubles triumph over Franklin Pierce on September 16… won three straight doubles matches with Parker Law against teams from Wesleyan, Amherst and Bowdoin to advance to the final of the Wesleyan Tournament on October 15-16…captured second-doubles victories over Cal Lutheran and Pomona-Pitzer and a fourth-singles triumph against Whitman on the team’s California trip from March 13-16…earned points in both singles and doubles in victories over Rochester on March 26, 31st-ranked Brandeis on March 31, and 20th-ranked Colby on April 1 as well as a conference win over Coast Guard on April 8…captured a second-doubles win with Brooks Green to help Babson knock off No. 36 MIT, 6-3, to claim the NEWMAC regular season title…teamed with Green to capture the second-doubles match in Babson’s 5-1 win over Coast Guard in the NEWMAC Tournament semifinals on April 22.

2021-22: As a first-year, went 5-8 in all singles matches and 10-8 in doubles…made his collegiate debut with wins at No. 3 doubles and No. 3 singles in a 6-1 victory at Holy Cross to open the season on September 15… teamed with Wesley Zhang to record a 6-4 victory over Boston College’s duo of Will Kasten and Oliver Worth on February 18… recorded a win at No. 3 doubles in a 6-3 loss to Washington (Mo.)…followed it up with another victory at No. 3 doubles in the team’s 7-1 triumph over 18th-ranked Sewanee on March 17…returned from injury to record points at No. 2 doubles and No. 6 singles in a 7-2 win over New Jersey City on April 22.

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