Personal
- Served an LDS church mission to Belgium
- B.S. in international finance and business management from BYU in 1989
- Married to the former Lisa Long and has five children
Career Highlights
- Ranked 15th in the country (1989)
- A major college player with strong serve and volley skills
- Was voted WAC Freshman of the Year
- Voted All-WAC three times in singles and doubles
- Three-time All-Region (VII) All-American
- Three time Rolex Region VII Champion
- 1987-88 Player of the Year and WAC champion in both singles and doubles
- Had a 40-11 record in 1987-88
Before BYU
- Attended Brighton High School where he was three time 4A state singles champ
After BYU
- Joined the ATP tour
- Acted as a player representative for Satellite and Challenger tournaments around the world
- Works for ASH Capital in Salt Lake City as a managing partner in executive management and business consulting
Post BYU Honors and Societies
- Earned world rankings in both singles and doubles
- Inducted into the BYU Hall of Fame in 2005
