2003-04 Went 5-3 at No. 1 singles in the Atlantic Coast Conference, the second best mark in the conference at No. 1 ... Ended the season ranked No. 63 by the ITA ... Defeated two-time ACC Player of the Year Mat Cloer (No. 20 in ITA Rankings) against Florida State, 6-3, 6-4 ... Followed that performance by defeating Nicholas Monroe (No. 31) of North Carolina, 6-3, 6-0 ... Also defeated the nation's No. 13 player, Izak van der Merwe of Old Dominion in three sets ... Recorded 21 singles victories including an impressive 9-4 mark during the fall ... Won 38 overall matches in his junior campaign, tops on the team ... Won back-to-back matches three different times during the spring dual season ... Teamed with Dennis Myers to post an 8-5 doubles mark in the fall and they entered the spring as the No. 8 doubles randem in the region ... Was an all-ACC selection and a prestigious ITA Scholar.

PREP Talented player from Ireland will provide immediate punch to the lineup ... Was the No. 6 player in Ireland for tennis ... Played for the Irish senior team in 2001 and 2002 in the Four Nations tournament ... Advanced to the semi-finals of the Senior Irish Nationals in 1998, 2002 and 2003 ... Was named the top contributor to the Irish Senior team in Scotland for the Four Nations.

PERSONAL Son of Rhona and Fergus ... Enjoys soccer and music ... Received a honors undergraduate degree from Dublin City University, he is working on his masters in Liberal Studies ... Has an older brother, Stephen, who played tennis for the University of San Diego, and a younger sister, Niamh ... Born 11/27/81 ... Full name is Conor James Taylor.