University of Nevada Athletics

Nevada:  In four seasons at Nevada posted a 65-45 singles record and was 56-47 in doubles  …  The 65 singles wins ranks sixth in school history  …  Teamed with Fernando Sunago (2012-15) to set the Wolf Pack career record for doubles wins with 38  …  In 2014-15 teamed with Sunago to win 17 doubles matches which is the second best season in school history.

2015-16 (Sr.):  Went 10-10 in singles play in his final season at Nevada  …  The 10 wins tied for second most on the team  …  Posted 4-8 dual record, 6-2 in tournaments and 1-2 in MW play  …  Played primarily No. 2 singles but did also see action at No. 1 and 3 singles …  In doubles play was 8-12, 6-9 in duals, 2-3 in tournaments and 2-4 MW play  …  Went 4-9 at No. 1 doubles and 2-0 on court two  …  Lettered for the fourth time.

2014-15 (Jr.): For the second year in a row won 19 singles matches and was 19-14 on the season  …  Went 12-11 in duals, 7-3 in tournaments and 1-2 in MW play  …  Played primarily No. 2 singles but did see time at No. 1 and 3  …  The 19 wins was tied with Moez Chargui for second on the team  …  Was 17-10 in doubles play with teammate Fernando Sunago …  Team went 6-3 at No. 1 doubles and 2-4 on court 2 … The duo set the school record for career doubles wins with 38 victories and they were 38-26 in three seasons on the court together  …  Overall he was 19-12 in doubles play  …  The 19 doubles wins led the team  …  Earned All-MW academic honors  …  Earned third letter.

2013-14 (So.): Went 19-10 his second year in the program  …  The 19 wins was tied for third most on the team  …  Posted a 13-7 record in duals, 6-3 in tournament play and 1-2 in MW action …  Saw action at No. 2, 3 and 4 singles spots  …  Teamed with Fernando Sunago to go 12-12 in doubles action on the No. 3 court  …  Team was 10-9 in duals, 2-3 in tournaments and 1-2 in the MW …  Lettered for the second time.

2012-13 (Fr):  Earned All-Mountain West doubles honors teaming with Fernando Sunago to post a 9-4 overall record and 5-1 mark in conference play  …   In singles play was 17-11, 11-6 in duals, 6-5 in tournaments and 4-2 in MW play  …  The 17 wins was second most on the team  …  Played in ever singles spot except No. 1  …  Earned first letter

Prior to Nevada: Attended Carey Baptist Grammas in Melbourne and graduated in 2011  …  Lettered four years for coach Paul Gaff  …  Team MVP in 2011  …  Insignia 2006-11 and Colours 2010-11  …  Won APS competition in 2010  … Played for Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club for eight years and coach Andrew Maclean  …  Youngest ever club champion in 2010 in men’s open singles  …  Won Grade 1 pennant competition in 2010.  

Personal: Civil engineering major  …  Son of Chris and Liza Poustie  …  In his free time likes to read, watch movies, listen to music and watch other sports including cricket  …  Picked Nevada for its location, climate and diversity  ….  Chose the Pack over Iowa and LMU  …  Career highlight was reaching the 2015 MW Championship  …  Sports hero is Lleyton Hewitt  … On the Nevada Dean’s list in the fall of 2013.