2002-03 Singles Record: 21-18
2002-03 Doubles Record: 28-6

2002-03 (Sophomore): One of four Vanderbilt players to earn All-SEC honors, as he was named to the second team … named to the NCAA All-Tournament team at No. 1 doubles with Bobby Reynolds, as the two went 3-0 in Athens, Ga. … recorded a career high for both singles (21) and doubles (28) victories … tied Lewis Smith for the most doubles wins on the team (28) … had the highest doubles winning percentage on the team (.824) … defeated Baylor’s Matias Marin and UCLA’s Chris Lam en route to helping lead the Commodores to a NCAA national runner-up finish … began dual-match season by winning nine of his first 10 singles matches.

2001-02 (Freshman): Had a solid first year with the Commodores in both singles and doubles, as he combined to win 31 matches … finished the season with 15 singles wins, which was fourth most on the squad … saw the majority of his singles action at the No. 3 and 4 positions … earned one of Vanderbilt’s three singles points against Kentucky in the second round of the NCAA team championship when he defeated No. 97-ranked Johan Grunditz … advanced to the third round of the Region III championships during the Fall season … primarily played doubles with Bobby Reynolds (No. 1 position) or Chad Harris (No. 2 position).

Personal: Son of Mark and Elizabeth Brown...Born September 16, 1982...Majoring in Cognitive Studies...Considering forming a band with younger brother, Dan, after college...Father Mark played college soccer and two uncles played collegiate sports, one played professional golf.