Wofford College Athletics

2009-10: Finished the year 10-10 overall in singles and 4-6 in Southern Conference singles ... Tied for first on the team for most singles wins (10) in the 2010 season ... Shared time at the No. 3 and No. 4 spots throughout the year, going 2-1 at No. 3 and 8-9 at No. 4 ... Totaled a three match win streak twice throughout the season ... Had notable singles wins against South Carolina, UNC Charlotte, Yale, The Citadel, and Georgia Southern ... Finished the year in doubles play at 5-14 ... Paired with Alan Donald in the majority of doubles, but also played with Drew Superstein, Tinus Van Wyk and Stuart Robertson ... Enters the 2011 season with the most career singles wins (37) and most career SoCon singles wins (18) on the team ... Enters the 2011 season with the most career doubles wins (24) and second most SoCon doubles wins (9) ... Named to the SoCon Honor Roll.

2008-09: Finished the year 13-10 overall in singles and 7-3 in the Southern Conference…Tied for second on team with most singles victories… Matched his career long five match winning streak from March 26-April 8… Played majority of matches at No. 6 singles spot going 9-5 and also went 4-1 an the No. 5 singles spot…Had singles wins over league foes Davidson, Chattanooga, UNCG, College of Charleston, Appalachian State, Samford and The Citadel… Won his Southern Conference Tournament Quarterfinal match against College of Charleston…Finished the year going 8-2 in his last ten matches… Teamed with Alan Donald to lead the team in doubles victories totaling 14… Duo was 13-8 at the No. 2 spot and 1-0 at No. 3… Posted league wins over College of Charleston, Georgia Southern, UNCG, Chattanooga and The Citadel… Had three extended winning streaks with the longest of six straight coming from February 1-26, including wins over nationally ranked Barry and town rival USC Upstate.

2007-08: Garnered SoCon Player of the Week accolades March 6 ... after posting a 3-0 week, which included wins over his opponents from Winthrop, UNC Asheville and Georgia Southern ... finished the campaign one shy of leading the team in singles victories with 14 ... the top returning total to this year’s squad ... was the team’s leader in Southern Conference triumphs with seven ... had a team-best five-match winning streak from Feb. 25 to March 1 ... used three sets for a come-from-behind victory to clinch Wofford’s home triumph over No. 66 Elon ... also defeated his opponents from The Citadel, College of Charleston, Chattanooga and UNC Greensboro in league action ... picked up a quarterfinal-round Southern Conference Tournament win over his foe from The Citadel ... took his opponent from No. 40 Georgia Tech to three sets ... paired with Richard Cahi for five doubles victories ... three of the five wins came at the No. 2 slot.

High School: Recognized as an All-North Carolina and All-Rocky River Conference player as a freshman and sophomore ... selected as the 2006 and 2007 Queen City Conference 4-A/3-A Player of the Year and an all-conference honoree after winning the Boys’ 18s North Carolina Junior State Closed Tournament ... won the conference and Midwest Region doubles title in 2004 and 2005 ... his tandem finished as the state runner-up ... finished as the 2007 3-A West Regional singles champion ... ranked as high as No. 1 in the Boys’ 18s in North Carolina and finished his senior season at No. 9 ... was ranked as high as No. 2 in North Carolina’s Boys’ 16s ... listed among the top 50 in the Southern Section and among the top 150 players nationally ... the 2-A regional runner-up and state singles semifinalist in 2006 ... battled future teammate George Kernodle in the state semifinals ... reached the 3-A state championship in 2007 ... crowned the doubles champion in 2005 after a 20-1 record ... named to the 2006 and 2007 All-Charlotte Observer team ... received first team All-Mecklenburg County accolades from the newspaper ... tabbed a June 2006 Charlotte Weekly Super Team member ... selected to the South Charlotte Sports Report Athletic Honor Roll in late March 2007 ... named the 2006 James H. Leighton Junior Male Tennis Player of the Year by the North Carolina Tennis Association ... finished his four years with a remarkable 71-2 record and his senior campaign with a 26-2 mark ... served as the team captain his final two seasons ... chosen as the team MVP in 2006 and 2007 ... his high school captured the dual-team state championship during his freshman (2004) and sophomore (2005) years ... the squad won the Rocky River Conference title in 2004 and 2005 ... team continued the streak with Queen City Conference crowns in 2006 and 2007.

Personal: Born May 11, 1988, in Fort Wayne, Indiana ... Son of Thomas Bartholomy and Terri Bowles ... Majoring in philosophy.