Men's Tennis

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2015-16: SINGLES: finished with at 11-11 on the season ... 10-10 mark in dual match play ... tallied his first collegiate win after overcoming Christ Clayton from Sacramento State 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 on October 2 ... clinched the upset over No. 66 Fresno State with a 7-5, 7-5 victory over Jeremy Moser on January 30 ... bested No. 59 Boise State's Lewis Roskilly 6-4, 6-4 on February 7 to grab his fifth victory of the year ... clinched the match against Saint Mary's with a 6-1, 6-2 rout over Manuel De Luiz Lamelas on March 26 ... clinched the victory over Gonzaga with a 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 victory on April 1. DOUBLES: 3-1 record on the season with partner Andrew Gu ... clinched the doubles point against USF with a 7-6 victory on April 17 ... duo clinched the doubles point against No. 28 USD on April 24, marking the first time USD lost the doubles point in 14 WCC matches ... 4-7 record on the season with partner Jeffrey Liang ... responded to defeat No. 66 Fresno State's Patrik Pech and Youssef Hassan 7-6 on January 30 ... 0-1 record on the season with partner Sebastien Mathieu ... 1-1 record on the season with partner Connor Garnett ... duo upset the third pairing from No. 29 Tulsa by a score of 6-2 on February 19. 

HIGH SCHOOL: attended Greenhill School for the first three years of high school before finishing at Laurel Springs School … played in the qualifying rounds of the Dallas Challenger 100k in 2015 … participated in the 2015 Challenger of Dallas Pro Event … finished in second place at the 2015 USTA Spring Nationals … won a Silver Ball at the 2015 Mobile Spring Team Championships … named an all-conference team member and team MVP during his time in high school … was a high school state champion in 2013 … was a high school state finalist in 2012.

PERSONAL: son of Arif and Yasmin Khan … worked throughout high school with the Special Olympics … member of the business club at his high school … his grandmother, Meera Rudra, ran track at the University of Georgia … enjoys hanging out with his friends, hunting and fishing.

Why he chose Santa Clara?: “I chose Santa Clara because if fit all of the checkpoints I was looking for in a school: stellar academics and tennis, a top grade business program, and an incredible networking because of the Silicon Valley location, located within a few miles of Google, Apple, Facebook and many more.”