Columbus State University Athletics

Career Highlights:

• Peach Belt Conference Tournament Singles Most Valuable Player (2018)
• Peach Belt Conference Player of the Year (2018)
• All-Peach Belt Conference First Team Singles (2018)
• All-Peach Belt Conference First Team Doubles (2018)
• Peach Belt Conference Tournament Singles Most Valuable Player (2017)
• Peach Belt Conference Tournament Doubles Most Valuable Player (2017)
• All-Peach Belt Conference First Team Singles (2017)
• All-Peach Belt Conference Second Team Doubles (2017)
• ITA Singles All-American (2016)
• ITA Southeast Region Rookie of the Year (2016)
• Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Year (2016)
• All-Peach Belt Conference Second Team Singles (2016)

2018 (Junior): Finished 21-3 in singles and 8-0 in PBC as the number one position...Finished 10-4 in doubles with partners Alvaro Regalado, Arnold Kokulewski and Matei Avram and 4-1 in PBC.

2017 (Sophomore): Finished with a 18-7 record in singles overall and 6-4 in conference as the number one position...Went 20-7 in doubles play overall and 8-2 in conference with partners Jorge Vargas, Zach Whaanga, and Maciej Kierkus...Won in straight sets against Armstrong in PBC Finals in singles...Won in straight sets against Cameron in the Round of 16 in Nationals in singles...Won in doubles play against Young Harris in PBC Quarterfinals, Flagler in the PBC Semifinals, and Armstrong in the PBC Finals with partner Maciej Kierkus...Beat Azusa in the National Quarterfinals for doubles with Maciej Kierkus.

2016 (Freshman): Went 17-7 as a singles player and 18-6 in doubles…Went 15-5 at the number one position in singles, including winning his last nine matches…Was 8-4 against nationally ranked opponents, including three wins over top-10 foes…Became the first male freshman All-American under head coach Evan Isaacs…Earned second team All-PBC honors for singles…Was named the ITA Southeast Region Rookie of the Year…Played all his doubles matches with Zach Whaanga…Was 15-6 at second doubles and 3-0 at first doubles…Was 2-0 against nationally ranked opponents.

High School: Attended Wellington College in Wellington, New Zealand…Competed for coach Clint Packer.
 
Personal: Son of Utam and Jane Pannu.