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Highest ITA Doubles Ranking: #74 (2024 Year-End Fall)

2024-25: Ranked #74 in doubles (with Tal Goodman) in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s (ITA) 2024 Year-End Fall rankings … ITA Northeast Regional doubles qualifier … Went 3-2 in singles and 6-1 in doubles (with Goodman) during the fall season … Finished 2-1 in singles and 15-9 in doubles (with Goodman) in the dual season … Picked up 13 non-conference doubles wins … Won three straight matches to open doubles play, defeating Navy (1/17), Yale (1/26) and Saint Joseph’s (1/26) … Secured the doubles point against Renaud Lefevre and Krish Gupta in the opening round of the ECAC Championship (2/14) … Rattled off a five-match winning streak over VCU (2/21), Fordham (2/21), Quinnipiac (2/23), Monmouth (2/28), and Old Dominion (3/2) … Won their first Ivy doubles match against Dartmouth’s Miles Groom and Henry Ren (4/5) … Capped the season with a 7-6 victory over Yale’s Aidan Reilly and Dylan Tsoi (4/20) … Won his first singles match of the spring season against Navy’s Jason Kim (1/17) … Topped Antonie Nivault of Wagner in a straight-set victory (3/21) … CSC Academic All-District ... ITA Scholar-Athlete Award.

2023-24: Finished 8-2 in doubles (with three different playing partners) and 8-2 in singles in the fall … Added six singles wins and 11 doubles wins throughout the spring (with two different playing partners) … Downed Furman’s John Rado in straight sets (1/14) … Defeated Hofstra’s Matthew Garcia in straight sets (2/25) … Picked up a win over Sam Baumgartner of Miami in straight sets (3/7) … Added a win over Saint Joseph’s Jack Campbell in straight sets (3/15) and Pierre Humayou of Drexel (3/24) … Rounded out his freshman campaign with a win over Dartmouth’s Alex Knox-Jones (4/21) … Defeated Princeton’s Evan Wen/Alan Kam in the ECAC final with partner Manfredi Graziani (2/18) … Added six nonconference doubles wins and posted victories over Princeton (3/30), Yale (4/13), Harvard (4/20) and Dartmouth (4/21), partnering with Graziani ... ITA Scholar-Athlete Award.

Personal: Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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