2003-04: Jumped up to No. 2 in the singles line-up and broke out for nine victories at the position while also recording his first ever win at No. 1 ... Advanced to the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Singles Championships after upsetting two nationally-ranked players ... Accumulated a 19-18 doubles record, all with Eric Simonton ... Began dual match play with five straight doubles wins.

2002-03: One of eight players to advance to the ITA Region IV Main Draw after winning three consecutive matches in the qualifying round ... Reached the Sweet Sixteen of the Big Ten Singles Championships ... Won nine of first 10 dual matches en route to having the second most singles wins (22) for State ... Teamed with Eric Simonton for a 10-7 record at No. 1 doubles and an 18-11 record overall as the duo led MSU in dual match victories.

2001-02: Led the team in singles wins with 25, 17 coming in dual matches ... Posted a 12-3 record at the No. 6 flight ... Won the B division consolation title at the Ball State Invitational ... Had six-, five- and four-match win streaks ... Finished 7-2 in doubles ... Advanced to the finals of the C division with partner Anthony Stefani at the BSU Invitational.

Pre-MSU: Lettered and named All-State tennis all four years at Saint Xavier ... Gathered two highly respectable sportsmanship awards - one for the 2001 Kentucky Tennis Association and the other at the St. Louis Gateway National Tournament ... Played in the Kalamazoo Nationals as well as the National Clay Courts five years each ... Ranked as high as 61st in the nation in the Boys 18’s division.

Personal: Born November 28, 1982, in Novato, Calif. ... He is the son of Bill and Jane Marshall ... Biggest tennis influence is his parents ... He is a finance major.