| Year: | So. |
| Hometown: | Madison, Conn. |
| High School: | Daniel Hand |
SOPHOMORE (2021-22): Tallied 9-9 overall record in singles play and 9-7 mark at No. 4 spot...Posted 8-10 record with an 8-8 mark at No. 2 doubles with Rob Ritchie...Posted straight-set win in fall opener against York (10/9)...Earned back-to-back singles wins over Otterbein (3/8) and Ohio Wesleyan (3/10) to close out Florida trip...Wins started five-match winning streak in singles play through month of March and against Wilkes (4/1)...Rolled to 6-0, 6-0 win over Muhlenberg (4/6)...Won tiebreaking match, 10-7, versus Washington College (4/9)...Earned 10-5 win in tiebreaker against DeSales (4/28)...Won fall opener doubles match 8-3 over York (10/9)...Won three-straight doubles matches over Otterbein (3/8), Ohio Wesleyan (3/10), and Lebanon Valley (3/21)...Posted doubles wins over Wilkes (4/1) and Muhlenberg (4/6)...Recorded 8-6 doubles wins over Franklin & Marshall (4/26) and Dickinson (4/30).
FRESHMAN (2021): Played No. 5 singles and No. 3 doubles as a rookie ... Finished 3-2 in singles and 3-1 in doubles with fellow freshman Rob Ritchie ... Clinched team's victory over Dickinson with straight-set win (4/17) ... Also pulled out an 8-6 doubles win with Ritchie against the Red Devils
Before Ursinus: All-SCC and All-Area Team selection as a junior at Daniel Hand High School ... Lost only two matches his entire career, going undefeated at No. 3 doubles as a freshman and at No. 1 doubles as a junior ... Reached semifinals of state tournament and state opens as a junior ... Advanced to Round of 32 as a freshman and Round of 16 as a sophomore, when team captured state title ... Would have been team captain as a senior ... National Honor Society and High Honor Roll member
Personal: Born July 15, 2002 ... Son of Philip and Liz Rogers ... Has two siblings, Louis (24) and Libby (15) ... Brother played tennis at Nazareth University ... Biochemistry and Molecular Biology major (pre-med track) ... U-Lead member
Why Ursinus? Ursinus was the place that just seemed like a fit. It was somewhere I could see myself being successful academically and athletically. Everyone on campus was so nice and it really seemed like a massive family. It looked like it would be very easy to make friends and everyone was willing to help with any problem that needed to be fixed.
HONORS
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll (2022)
- ITA Scholar-Athlete (2021)
