Macalester College Athletics

As a Scot
Member of the Chess Club.

2024-25
Named All-MIAC in doubles… Academic All-District and Academic All-MIAC… ITA Scholar Athlete…  Played 17 singles and 17 doubles matches for Mac… Went 5-12 at No. 3 singles, including a 6-3, 3-6, 1-0 (10-6) victory over Bethel on April 25… Went 9-8 at No. 1 doubles, including an 8-7 (7-2) victory over Saint John’s on March 30.

2023-24
Named to the MIAC All-Playoff team… Posted a 4-15 record in singles, mostly at No. 3 singles… Posted a 5-14 record in doubles, mostly at No. 1 doubles… Won at No. 5 singles (6-2, 6-3) and No. 1 doubles (8-6) with Alec Sargent to help defeat St. Olaf and advance to the MIAC semifinals... Name to the Division III Academic All-District Team and the Academic All-MIAC team.

2022-23
 Posted a 9-5 record in doubles, mostly at No. 3 doubles… Beat Saint John’s at No. 3 doubles (8-5) alongside partner Josh Marine to help secure the 8-1 victory... Named to the Division III Academic All-District team and earned Academic All-MIAC honors.

2021-22
Won at No. 4 singles (6-0, 6-0) against Curry on March 17… Posted a 10-5 doubles record with partner Alexander Poland… Tallied a 10-4 record at No. 3 doubles and 0-1 record at No. 2 doubles… Picked up doubles conference wins against Saint Mary’s, St. Scholastica, Bethel, Hamline, Saint John’s, and St. Olaf.

Before Mac
All-conference honorable mention in 2018 at St. Paul Academy and Summit school... Two time all-conference honors... Placed second at the men's doubles state tournament... Commended national merit student... National Honors Society... Member of the National Speech and Debate Honors Society... Captain of the debate team... Captain of the tennis team... Captain of the Science Olympiad team.

What has your experience at Macalester meant to you?
My experience at Macalester has meant a tremendous amount to me, as it shows both what I am proficient in, and my areas of improvement as both an athlete, a scholar, and a person.

Why did you choose to attend Macalester? 
A variety of reasons. The two most important were probably the excellent academic reputation of Macalester and the ability to play tennis.