2007-08: Concluded his career 13th in singles wins (28) and tied for 15th in doubles wins (25) on the SLU career charts ... for the season, led the Bills in doubles victories with a career-high 16, a total that also tied him for fifth on the SLU all-time single-season list ... second on the team in doubles winning percentage (16-11, .593), total wins (career-high 28) and overall winning percentage (28-25, .528) ... third in singles wins (12) ... was 8-5 in singles at his primary No. 4 position ... he and Adam Reeb were Saint Louis' most successful doubles unit, going 11-5 (all at No. 3) ... registered a 2-0 No. 4 singles record and a 2-1 No. 3 doubles mark (with Reeb) at the Atlantic 10 Championship ... won both singles and doubles matches against Saint Joseph's and Richmond at the conference tournament, two of seven times he accomplished twin victories ... four of those occasions came in the final six matches of the season ... in the A-10 Championship opener, he and Reeb edged their Saint Joseph's opponents 9-8 (8-6) to give the Bills the doubles point ... enjoyed a five-match doubles winning streak ... won the singles C consolation draw at the Bradley Invitational ... beat Southern Illinois' Breno Salvany in the singles consolation draw at the ITA Central Regional. 2006-07: Earned second-team All-Conference honors ... named A-10 Player of the Week for the period ending Feb. 26 ... led the Bills with 16 singles victories in his first season of Division I tennis ... also posted nine doubles wins ... primarily played No. 4 singles and No. 3 doubles ... won three consecutive A-10 singles matches near the end of the season, defeating opponents from La Salle, Fordham and Temple ... beat Temple's No. 4 singles player in a tiebreaker in the Atlantic 10 Championship opener ... he and Adam Reeb downed Dayton's No. 3 pair in SLU's season-ending match against the Flyers ... tallied one of the Bills' two points with a No. 4 singles win against No. 75 Eastern Illinois ... named to the A-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll for the fall semester. Prior to SLU: Played two seasons at Lindenwood (Mo.) and helped lead the team to a conference championship and the NAIA national quarterfinals ... ranked in the top 10 percent of his high school class ... as a high school junior, was a finalist in the singles and doubles national tournaments ... No. 7 in Brazil's national rankings as a junior at Anglo Campinas (high school).
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