Professional Wheelchair Tennis player and the Number 1 Men’s player from the United States. I grew up in Wichita, Kansas where I still attend online school at Wichita State University in efforts to complete my Undergraduate Degree in Sports Management. I am currently a top-15 player in the world rankings, and have competed in all 4 of the Grand Slam events which are tennis’ most prestigious events. I am a two-time junior World Champion (‘15, ‘16) and have represented the Men’s National Team since 2018. On top of my playing career, I am also currently the Volunteer Assistant Coach for Dartmouth College. A little bit more about my background, I was born with a disability called Spina Bifida, greatly inhibiting the function in my legs and my ability to walk. I grew up with two sister and a brother, and they were all athletes growing up which influenced my inclination to find myself in sport. I’m a big kansas city chiefs fans as well, and I enjoy watching sports of all kinds.