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Highest ITA Doubles Ranking: #40 (2/7/24)
2024: Second-Team All-Ivy (Doubles)

2024-25: Did not compete in the fall due to injury … Finished 10-1 in singles and 12-10 in doubles (with two different playing partners) during the dual season … Went on a 10-match winning in singles to start the season … Won nine non-conference doubles matches and six non-conference singles matches … In his first singles match since April 2024, defeated William Lokier of Fordham (2/21) … Topped Old Dominion’s Aryan Saleh in straight sets (3/2) … Took down Stepan Mruzek of #24 USF in a three-set thriller (3/12) … Opened Ivy League play with a 6-3, 7-6 win over Princeton’s Milan Markovits (3/29) … Victorious against Melchior Delloye of #14 Harvard (4/6) … Capped off his win streak against Cornell’s Felipe Pinzon (4/13) … Won his first doubles match of the season with Sanjeev Chundu against Navy (1/17) … Teamed up with Matthew Rutter as they took down Ilyas Milad Fahim and Scott Sculley as part of Penn’s first-ever win over Virginia Tech (1/24) … Closed out the ECAC Championship with Sanjeev Chundu, taking down #87 Rushil Khosla and Eric Verdes of Cornell, 6-3, in the third-place match (2/16) … Picked up their first doubles win of Ivy play against Dartmouth’s Yukjiro Onuma and Waleed Qadir (4/5) … Defeated Khosla and Verdes again in Penn’s final home match of the season (4/13) … CSC Academic All-District ... ITA Scholar-Athlete Award.

2023-24: Second-team All-Ivy (doubles) ... Finished 9-1 in doubles (with two different playing partners) and 5-3 in singles in the fall … Recorded 11 singles wins and a team-high 17 doubles victories (with two different playing partners) throughout duals … Held a five-match winning streak in the beginning of the spring … Downed Hikaru Takeda of Dartmouth in the opening round of the ECAC Championship (2/16) and defeated Cornell’s Bradley Paliska to help the Quakers advance to the ECAC Final (2/17) … Added a straight-set win over Chun Lam of Brown (4/14) and Dartmouth’s Hikaru Takeda (4/21) … Began doubles play 4-0 … Picked up a 6-4 win over #33 Cosme Rolland de Ravel/Jakob Cadonau of Old Dominion (2/3) … Downed #18 Paul Inchauspe/ Filippos Astreinidis of Princeton (3/30) and Brown’s Alex Finkelstein/Orlando Bravo (4/14), partnering with Kian Vakili ... ITA Scholar-Athlete Award.

High School: Played tennis at Lower Moreland, led team to state championship as a senior captain ... National High School All-America ... Ranked No. 1 in sectional rankings and top 30 nationally at the 12s, 14s, 16s and 18s levels.

Personal: Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Why Penn? "I chose Penn because of the great balance between academics and athletics."