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  Chris McRae
School: University of Alabama
Year: Junior
Home Town: Lexington, Ky.
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Height: 5-7
Weight: 155 lbs.
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Major:
Singles Record: 32-29
Doubles Record: 28-21

Collegiate Highlights:

2000-2001: Junior season

• Finalist for the Paul W. Bryant Scholar Athlete Award

• 2000-2001 Co-captain

• Academic All-SEC team member

• Scored match-clinching wins against South Carolina and LSU (SEC tournament) in 4-3 matches

• Competed in the Clay Court Invitational and the All-American Championships in the fall

1999-2000: Sophomore season

• 7-13 in dual play with wins over players from Miami, Tennessee and Georgia

• Advanced through two rounds of play at the National Clay Court Championships and the All-American Championships

1998-1999: Freshman season

• Participated in Harvard's Crimson Classic and the ITA's All-American Championships.

• Compiled a 4-1 overall record in doubles play, playing with three different partners

Prep Highlights:

• Attended Ballard High School, where he was coached by Mike Lyndsey

• He was the team MVP in 1996 and 1997 and was team captain.

• Received All-State honors four times

• Also played for Rob Spencer at the Louisville Indoor Racquet Club

• Was ranked No. 23 in the nation in 1996

• Has been ranked No. 1 in singles in the state of Kentucky six times.

• Was ranked No. 3 in the Southern Section in 1996 and was ranked No. 10 the following year

• 1996 Team Intersectional champion and member of the first place Southern Intersectional Team

• Chris was a member of Kentucky's Davis Cup team for five years

• Nominated a Governor's Scholar winner because he ranked among the top three percent of his graduating class

Personal:

• Born January 1, 1980

• Son of Patricia McRae and the late Richard McRae

• Two brothers, Jeff and Chad, both played collegiate tennis for the University of Louisville.

• Began playing tennis at age six

Singles:

1998-1999 Overall: 5-4 Dual: 4-1 SEC: 1-1

1999-2000 Overall: 8-14 Dual: 7-13 SEC: 4-7

2000-2001 Overall: 17-15 Dual: 14-11 SEC: 5-7

Career Totals: Overall: 30-33 Dual: 25-25 SEC: 10-15

Doubles:

1998-1999 Overall: 4-1 Dual: 4-1 SEC: - - -

1999-2000 Overall: 5-17 Dual: 5-14 SEC: 2-10

2000-2001 Overall: 15-9 Dual: 14-7 SEC: 5-5

Career Totals: Overall: 24-27 Dual: 23-22 SEC: 7-15