The College of St. Scholastica

Career Stats
2012 Stats
2011 Stats
2010 Stats
2009 Stats

Career
His career record of 46 singles wins is third-best…Has the third-highest career win percentage in singles play (.648) … Holds program record for singles wins in a season (18, 2010) … Has the fourth-highest winning percentage in a season (.783, 2010) … Tied for ninth-best for career doubles wins (38) … Third-highest doubles winning percentage in program history (.585).

2011 (Junior)
All-UMAC selection … Academic All-UMAC … Played in 24 singles matches and 22 doubles matches … Won the No.1 singles and doubles UMAC titles … Was 5-1 in No.1 singles play and 6-1 in No.1 doubles play vs. UMAC opponents.

2010 (Sophomore)
All-UMAC selection … Won the No.2 singles and No. 2 doubles UMAC titles … Played in 23 singles matches and 22 doubles matches … The 23 singles matches are tied for the fifth-most in program history, while the 22 doubles matches is tied for eighth-most … Won 18 singles matches, which set a program record for most in a season … His .783 singles winning percentage is ranked fourth all-time … Went 8-0 in UMAC doubles matches … Teamed with Tucker Combs to win 13 doubles matches, tied for fourth-most in history … The 19 matches played with Combs is tied for sixth-most all-time … UMAC Player of the Week (2/9).

2009 (Freshman)
All-UMAC selection … Won the No. 2 singles and the No. 2 doubles UMAC titles … Played in 24 singles matches and 21 doubles matches … The 24 singles matches is tied for second-most all-time … His 16 singles wins are tied for fourth in the program’s history … Went 7-0 in singles play and 6-0 in double action vs. UMAC competition … Won first collegiate singles match vs. Wartburg (9/27/08) … Won first collegiate doubles match vs. Hamline (2/1).

Lincoln
Was a state participant from 2004-08 as either an individual or team … Named Most Improved in 2004.