2019-20: Posted an 8-5 doubles mark, playing mostly in the No. 3 position… Won four of his last five doubles matches that were completed… Finished with an 8-5 mark in singles, including a 4-1 mark in dual matches, playing mostly in the No. 3 position… Won two matches at the ITA Regional Championship.
 
2018-19: Had a 7-7 overall record, playing mostly in the No. 5 position in singles… Was 7-5 in doubles, mostly in the No. 3 position.

2017-18: Began season by winning first three singles matches and three of four doubles matches in Penn Invitational… reached semifinals of Dartmouth Invitational in singles play… reached quarterfinals of ITA Northeast Regionals in singles play… finished fall season with 10-4 singles record… recipient of George A. Phelps Memorial Award, which honors the member of the team who has shown the greatest improvement during the year… played in No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 singles positions in dual matches… alternated between No. 2 and No. 3 positions in doubles play in dual matches.

2016-17: Started the season strong with an 8-1 record in his first nine singles matches ... claimed both the singles and doubles titles at the Connecticut State Championships ... won two matches at the ITA Northeast Regionals ... concluded the fall with a 7-1 overall doubles record and 12-4 overall singles record ... played primarily at the No. 5 and No. 6 singles positions during the spring ... notched his first Ivy League win with a victory over Cornell''s Daniel Grunberger ... won five straight singles matches in the month of March ... ended the season with a 22-15 overall singles record.

Before Yale: served as captain of Cypress Bay High School team senior year, leading them to district, regional, and state championships ... also played on district, regional and state championship team in 2013, as well as district and regional championship team in 2014 ... made All-County Team in 2016 ... went undefeated in the top singles and doubles spots for Cypress Bay in 2016, earning All-County Player of the Year recognition.

Why Yale? "Yale was a more cooperative community than any of the other schools I looked at, and I wanted to explore my interests in a liberal arts setting."