2003-04: Posted career-high victories in singles and doubles en route to his making his second straight All-Big Ten team ... Named Big Ten Player of the Week after recording two wins each in singles and doubles against Wisconsin and Northwestern ... Semifinalist at the Big Ten Singles Championships ... Ranked No. 91 in the final ITA singles poll ... Went from Jan. 17 to Feb. 14 without losing a singles or doubles match, amassing 15 total wins ... Played all 37 doubles matches with Chris Mitchell, posting a 23-14 overall record, 18-9 in dual matches.

2002-03: Capped sophomore season by being named to the All-Big Ten team ... Reached quarterfinals of the Big Ten Singles Championships ... Picked up conference victories against Ohio State, Iowa, Indiana, Northwestern, Wisconsin and Purdue, all at No. 1 singles ... Won six straight doubles matches with Chris Mitchell from April 2 to April 19.

2001-02: Second on the team in singles wins with 24 and had an 11-7 record at No. 2 in dual matches ... Won the Big Ten Indoor consolation title, finishing the tournament with a 6-1 mark ... Compiled an eight-match win streak that extended from the fall into the spring ... Teamed up with Chris Mitchell for a 7-8 record and finished the year at 9-10 overall in doubles.

Pre-MSU: Was named All-State at Rochester Adams in 1998-2001 ... Named captain 2000-01 ... Had a 94-9 career record during high school ... Lettered all four years ... Won Franklin Winter National Championships in 2001 ... Played on Midwest Intersectional team in 2000 ... Participated in the National Championships (Kalamazoo) three times, National Clay Courts four times and the International Grass Courts in 2000.

Personal: Born December 16, 1982, in Rochester Hills, Mich. ... He is the son of Gregory and Karen Formanczyk ... Biggest tennis influence is Andre Agassi because of his style of play ... Favorite TV show is Seinfeld ... He is a kinesiology major.