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Bojan Szumanski's Profile
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  Bojan Szumanski
School: Texas Tech University
Year: Senior
Home Town: Opole
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High School: Z.L.O. im.Stefana Wyszynskiego
Height: 6-0
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Birth Date: Tuesday, June 05, 1984
Dominant Hand: Right
Major: Personal Financial Planning
Singles Record: 89-50
Doubles Record: 58-43

2006-2007: Named first-team CoSIDA Academic All-District VI by ESPN The Magazine for men’s at-large teams … received first-team Academic All-Big 12 and All-Big 12 singles honors … was ranked No. 12 in the ITA/Fila preseason poll, going 12-3 in fall tournament play … won both the Midland Racquet Club and ITA Regional Championships, first time in school history for this event … ended the spring season ranked No. 42 with a record of 22-14, 3-3 in Big 12, playing No. 1 for the Red Raiders … defeated Virginia Commonwealth’s Petr Olsak, 6-4, 7-6(7), to clinch 4-1 win advancing his team to the second round of the NCAA Tournament … is 7-3 in three-set matches … was 7-9 versus ranked opponents, with most notable win over No. 4 Lars Poerschke, 2-6, 6-4, 6-2, in the quarterfinals of the ITA Regionals … won over Pennsylvania’s Jason Pinsky to advance to the second round of the NCAA Individual Tennis Championships, first time in program history for this event … falls in Tech’s top ten record book in six categories (two in 2005), including seventh in career singles winning percentage (.633), tied for fourth in single season singles victories (26), and holds record in career singles victories (69) and career doubles victories (43) … played No. 1 doubles with teammate Christian Rojmar with a record of 9-9, 2-3 in conference play … were ranked throughout the 2008 season, with the highest ranking being 33 on April 30 … received All-Big 12 doubles honors … team are 3-1 in clinching doubles point victories … sit 2-8 against ranked opponents, including a win over Louisville’s No. 9 Radman and Johnson, 8-6 … duo lost in the first round of the NCAA Doubles Championships in Athens, Ga., to Miami’s No. 5 Cohen and D’Agord, 7-6(3), 6-1.

2005-2006: During the fall went 6-4 in singles action on the season, playing in the no. 1 spot...paired with Adrian Prpic, 1-1, and Christian Rojmar, 3-1, in doubles, including advancing to the finals with Rojmar at the Texas Invitational...was ranked no. 21 when participated in the ITA All-American Championships, but fell in consolation round of 16...played in the USTA $50,000 Challenger Tourney falling in the first round...medical redshirted the spring season. 

2004-2005: NCAA Singles Championship qualifier ... named Academic All-American and All-District ... honored by the conference as All-Big 12 Singles ... filled the No. 1 and 2 spots in singles action and finished the season 26-9 after going 16-5 in spring ... paired with three different teammates for a record of 17-11 in doubles ... with Radek Nijaki, defeated No. 35 ranked duo from Wake Forest, 8-4.

2003-2004: Went 5-4 in singles action for the fall ... teamed with Teddy DiBlasi to go 5-3 in doubles action ... held a Big 12 doubles record of 1-3 ... posted a 10-9 singles record for the spring ... finished Big 12 play with a 2-4 singles record ... played No. 1 and No. 2 doubles ... teamed up with Esat Tanik to go 4-3 in doubles ... also teamed with Jakob Paulsen to go 3-5 in doubles ... concluded with a Big 12 doubles record of 1-3.

High School: Graduated from Z.L.O. im. Stefana Wyszynskiego in 2003 ... was National Juniors Team Champion with D.T.T. Dabrowa Gornicza in 2002 ... placed second in Indoor National U21 Championships in singles in 2003 ... was second in Outdoor National U21 Championships in singles and first in doubles in 2003 ... ranked No. 9 in Poland in singles ... in 2004, won the U21 Polish National Champions.

Personal: Born June 5, 1984 ... son of Krzysztof and Jutrzena Szumanski...father attended the Academy of Physical Education in Wroclaw, Poland ... mother attended the University of Wroclaw ... father played volleyball in college ... has an older sister, Agata ... chose Texas Tech because "of the great tennis program and the possibility of playing good matches in the Big 12." ... hobbies include sports, music, movies and good books ... majoring in Personal Financial Planning.