Charger Summer Invitational
Won the B singles consolation final against Lukas Kohler, 6–1, 6–2. Finished runner-up in B doubles with Tyler Brunsell.
Tennis
From Boulogne.
For the team.
Tennis has shaped where I study, how I organize my days and the way I respond to a difficult result.
TCBB
LTU
Loyola
An individual sport.
A university team.
I developed as a player at TCBB in Boulogne-Billancourt, then moved to the United States to combine university studies with tennis. I played my first collegiate year at Lawrence Technological University before joining Loyola University New Orleans in 2026.
Playing a college match means representing more than yourself. Practice, travel, doubles and team results give a different dimension to a sport I had known primarily through individual competition.
Lawrence Tech · 2025–26
The season, in full.
7–10Overall singles record
5–2Over the final seven results
No. 1 / 2Singles positions played
Season totals come from the Loyola player profile. The scorelines below are the individual results published by LTU or opposing programs; exhibition matches are identified. View profile
Match report
ITA Midwest Regional
Beat IU East 8–2 in the singles consolation draw; with Carlos Patricio, won the opening doubles match against Taylor, 8–3.
Cedarville · No. 2 singles
Lost to Logan DeHaven, 1–6, 2–6. In doubles with Carlos Patricio, lost a tiebreak 6–7 (6–8).
Wayne State · exhibition
Lost to Benjamin Hill, 2–6, 5–7. In doubles with Gael Guthrie, lost 6–7 (10–12).
Huntington · doubles
Won 6–4 with Cael Guthrie.
Spring Arbor
Lost to Aziz Madatov, 4–6, 5–7; lost in doubles with Cael Guthrie, 2–6.
Bethel
Won singles 6–3, 6–4.
Milligan · No. 1 singles
Lost to G. Lafarga, 2–6, 0–6.
West Liberty · No. 1 singles
Beat Pablo Zubieta, 6–4, 6–2; with Cael Guthrie, beat Stanley Zgurski and Barney Cowan, 6–4.
Missouri Baptist · doubles
With Cael Guthrie, lost a tiebreak 6–7 (3).
Indiana Wesleyan · doubles
With Cael Guthrie, lost 3–6; the dual was decided before the remaining singles matches finished.
Tiffin · No. 2 singles
Beat N. Ritz, 6–1, 7–6 (4), for LTU’s point in the dual.
Life as a student-athlete
The part between
the matches.
The experience is also the organization around the competition: showing up for practice, managing coursework, traveling with a team and making room for recovery. Those are recurring commitments, not isolated moments of motivation.
I am interested in the mental side of development: confidence when the level rises, expectations after a good result, and how to keep working after a difficult one. Those questions also appear in my writing.
Rafael Nadal is my favorite athlete. I am drawn to the effort and persistence associated with his approach to competition. Reading about athletes and their experiences is another way I stay connected to that side of sport.
Sport, in writing