Men's Tennis

AS A JUNIOR (2021-22): Named Second-Team All-WCC Doubles ... had a 16-13 overall singles record and a team-best 12-10 overall doubles record ... FALL: 8-3 singles record capturing the title at the Aggie Invitational (Oct. 3) hosted by UC Davis winning four-straight matches ... 2-2 in doubles ... SPRING: Went 8-10 in singles including 4-2 in West Coast Conference action ... went 1-3 on court one, 0-1 on court two and 7-6 on court three ... finished the season winning three of the last four matches including the 3-all match clincher against LMU's John Otico 3-6, 7-6 (9-7), 6-4 ... had a 10-8 doubles record including 2-3 in league play .... went 4-6 on court one all while paired with Arthur Neuhaus and 6-2 on court two with four of those wins while paired with James Bell.  

AS A SOPHOMORE (2020-21 - played in the spring of 2021): Named All-WCC Singles Honorable Mention ... posted a 7-8 singles and 4-9 doubles record ... in singles action, went 3-7 atop the lineup and 4-1 at No.2 ... finished the year winning three of the four singles matches ... clinched the season opener against UC Davis (Feb. 18) on court two defeating David Goulak in three sets, 7-6 (7-0), 2-6, 6-2 with the Broncos ahead 3-2... defeated No. 119 ranked Tristan Boyer of Stanford (March 12) in three sets, 2-6, 7-6, 6-4, on the road ... went 4-9 in doubles action ... had a 1-3 record atop the doubles lineup while paired with Dominic Barretto ... had a 3-6 record at No. 3 doubles with all three wins paired with Santiago Hinojosa.  

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2019-20: Joined the program during the Spring 2020 season ... SPRING: Immediately cracked the lineup as a mid-year enrollee to play the fourth spot in singles and court two in doubles in the dual match opener against West Coast Conference foe Pepperdine on the road (Jan. 18) ... moved up the lineup to second in singles and first in doubles before the season was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic to finish with a 6-4 singles and 5-5 doubles record ... first career singles win came against LMU's Max Kaiser 6-1, 6-1 (Jan. 19) in a conference match ... had a 2-1 singles record on courts two and four along with 2-2 record on court three ... won three of the last four singles matches ... picked up first doubles win against Portland State's Matteo Fortini / Majeed Bukhari 7-5 while paired with Nick Cmager on court two (Feb. 2) ... in doubles action, went 1-1 on court one, 1-4 on court two and 3-0 on court three ... won five of six doubles matches to finish the season ... paired with Cmager in nine of 12 doubles matches ... ended the season paired with Vasileios Iliopoulos on court one.  

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended St. Kabir School in Ahmedabad, India ... held an International Tennis Federation junior world ranking of No. 67 ... while on the Junior Tour, won 13 ITF titles in singles and doubles, including the Grade 3 ITF in Pune, helping to propel as the No. 1-ranked under-18 player in India ... participated in the Australian Open (Juniors) in 2019.  

PERSONAL: Son of Maulik and Sejal ... reached national level at Spelling Bee competition ... played for the Altevol – Alexander Waske Tennis Academy ... enjoys listening to music, cycling, watching movies and going out with friends.