Won the Western Athletic Conference championship in both singles and doubles his senior year
Named All-American in singles and doubles (with Mike Nissley) his senior year
Went undefeated, including both regular season and several tournaments his senior year
Finished ranked No. 6 in the nation his senior year
Qualified all four years for the NCAA tournament

Won the Prince Rookie Pro Circuit and qualified to join the Association of Tennis Professionals Tournament
Achieved Division I ATP status in his professional year
Reached a world ranking in the top 100
Earned an ATP ranking as high as 148 in singles and 187 in doubles and went on to win two Grand Prix ATP tour events
Faced and lost to the great Arthur Ashe in Ashe's last professional tournament during the opening round of the Australian Open
Advanced to the third round in singles in the Australian Open
He competed in both the 1983 U.S Open and at the 1983 Championships at Wimbledon
Scored a stunning upset, defeating the 14th-ranked player at the Miller Hall of Fame tournament
Has been the sponsor of two athletic benefit tournaments, helping underprivileged children and military enlistees
Inducted into the BYU Hall of Fame in 2007

Men's Tennis 1975-1976 Roster

Men's Tennis Roster