Vincent Rettke

Graduate Student (2020-21)

Started tournament play with wins in the first five doubles matches
Totaled a 13-7 overall singles record and a 9-3 singles tournament record
Compiled a 4-0 overall record and a 4-0 tournament record in doubles with partner Marcelo Sepulveda
Went 4-4 in singles dual matches for the season
Recorded a 6-4 overall doubles record

Honorable Mention Singles All-WCC
WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention
19-7 on the year in singles while going 8-0 in WCC play
Named the WCC player of the week after a 3-0 week where he defeated USF’s Phuc Huyn to clinch the match for GU and clinched again against Santa Clara with a win against Robert Seby
Went on an eight-match winning streak spanning from March 22 through April 13
Finished 5-6 in doubles on the year

Finished the year with a team-best 20-9 overall singles record with a 10-4 tournament mark
Won seven of his first nine matches, advancing to the round of 16 at the Dar Walters Fall Classic
Posted five-straight wins to open the spring season
Posted four-straight wins from March 17-31
Went 12-16 in doubles with a 6-7 mark in tournament play
After starting the fall slate 2-5, went 9-1 over the next 10 matches including six-straight matches from Oct. 27-Jan. 20

Team-best 18-13 overall mark, 7-8 in dual play
Reached final at first career tournament, EWU Fall Classic, Sept. 16-18
Won consolation bracket at Aggie Invitational Sept. 30-Oct. 2 with four straight wins
Reached Round of 32 at USTA/ITA Northwest Regionals Oct. 14-17 with wins against foes from Saint Mary's and San Francisco
First career dual win came Jan. 28 versus Eastern Washington's Victor Pereira at No. 2 singles
Helped GU pick up first-ever dual win at UC Irvine with two-set win over Luca Marquard
Went 11-15 overall in doubles, 8-9 in dual play
Reached Round of 32 at USTA/ITA Northwest Regionals with 8-4 win over Mah/Marker of San Francisco Oct. 14
Played entire dual season at No. 2 doubles
Won five of six matches played Jan. 28 to March 13

Named USTA Junior Player of the Year for Alabama in both 2015 and 2016
Reached No. 37 in the nation and No. 1 in Alabama according to TennisRecruting.net
Played for multiple national championships at the UTA National Championships (2015 and 2016), National Clay Court Championships (2015 and 2016) and USTA National Selection Tournament (2015)
Reached consolation quarterfinal at 2016 Clay Court Championships
Picked up tournament wins at Icy Hot USTA Southern Level 1A Championship and Alabama State Qualifying
Also won doubles bracket of ITA Summer Circuit: Georgia in July
Played at No. 1 singles and doubles for the Patriots…two-time Alabama 6A state champion in singles play, winning as a junior and senior
AL.com Boy’s Tennis Player of the Year
Also took fourth place in state Spanish Vocabulary competition