ALL-AMERICAN • ALL-SEC
ITA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE • ACADEMIC ALL-SEC
CHANCELLOR’S, DEAN’S, UMAA HONOR ROLLS

One of the top players in the country in collegiate tennis...Returning All-American and All-SEC...Returning ITA Scholar-Athlete...Preseason ranked No. 24 in the nation in singles... Outstanding work ethic...Gifted student-athlete...One of two seniors on the team...Looks to lead the Rebels to back-to-back SEC Western Division titles in 2003.

Fall 2002 (Senior)
Posted a 6-3 record...Defeated three nationally-ranked players...Quarterfinalist at the Omni Hotels Region III Indoor championships...Made the Chancellor’s Honor Roll.

2001-02 (Junior)
Helped lead the Rebels to the SEC Western Division title and the NCAA “Sweet Sixteen”...Ended the year ranked No. 28 in the nation...Named to the All-SEC team for the third year in a row...Qualified for the NCAA Championships in singles...Posted a 17-13 overall record...Teamed with Claes Lindholm for a 7-1 record in doubles...Reached the quarterfinals at the All-American Championships...Named an ITA Scholar-Athlete...Made the SEC Academic Honor Roll...Selected as the Allstate Insurance Student-Athlete of the Week for the Dec. 1 football game against Vanderbilt... Made the Chancellor’s Honor Roll in the fall with a perfect 4.0 GPA and the Dean’s list in the spring.

2000-01 (Sophomore)
One of the top underclassmen in the country...Ended the year ranked No. 14 in the nation in singles..Became the 16th All-American in the history of the program...Named to the All-SEC first team in singles ...Posted a 28-15 overall record..Teamed with Patrick Chucri for a 13-7 record at No. 2 doubles...Qualified for the NCAA Individual Championships in singles...Finalist at the SEC Indoor...Quarterfinalist at the T. Rowe Price National Clay Court Championships...Made the SEC Academic Honor Roll...Named to the Chancellor’s Honor Roll in the fall and the UMAA Honor Roll in the spring.

1999-00 (Freshman)
One of the top freshmen in the country...Ended the year as the second-highest ranked freshman at No. 27...Posted a 33-18 overall record...One of only three freshmen to qualify for the NCAA Singles Championships ...Named to the All-SEC second team...Won the ITA Region III Player-to-Watch Award...Teamed with Anders Stenman for a 12-5 record at No. 3 doubles... Advanced all the way from the pre-qualifying to the main draw round of 16 at the T. Rowe Price National Clay Court Championships...Reached the finals at the Region III Indoor Championships...Singles finalist at the SEC Indoor Championships... Defeated 11 nationally-ranked players...Made the Dean’s and UMAA Honor Roll.

Prior To Ole Miss
Reached the finals of the Swedish National Under 18 Championships in 1998 in both singles and doubles...Won ITF tournament in Denmark in 1998 in both singles and doubles...Ranked No. 3 in ITF rankings in Sweden...Received the "Shield of Excellence Award" for the most outstanding student in athletics and academics.

Personal
Born April 2, 1980...Son of Hans and Katharina Hartman... Majoring in Managerial Finance...Enjoys listening to music ...Athlete most admired is hockey player Peter Forsborg... Favorite tennis player is Carlos Moya.

HARTMAN'S CAREER STATISTICS

                   Overall      Dual          Overall      Dual 
 Year          Singles      Singles      Doubles    Doubles
 Fall 2002       6-3           ----            3-2          ----
 2001-02       17-13       11-10         16-8         14-7
 2000-01       28-15       14-10         14-10       13-7
 1999-00       33-18       12-11         15-10       15-9
 TOTAL         84-49      37-31       48-30      42-23