Edson Ortiz

Photo by: Crimson Tide Photos / UA Athletics

Photo by: Crimson Tide Photos / UA Athleti

Photo by: Crimson Tide Photos / UA Athletics

Accolades

Compiled a 7-7 overall mark, 7-7 dual mark and a 5-5 conference play mark in doubles with partner Alexey Nesterov
Went 12-10 in singles dual play for the season
Won one singles tournament match and two doubles tournament matches
Finished with a 13-13 overall record in singles
Went 6-6 in conference play in singles
Defeated #55 Tim Sandkaulen from Ole Miss
Defeated #31 Gabriel Diallo from University of Kentucky

Ranked as the No. 74 singles player in the country when the season ended
Finished the 2019-20 campaign with 12 singles wins, including four victories over nationally ranked opponents
Earned a career-best ranked win over No. 26 Kody Pearson of Tulsa (2/7), also defeated No. 53 Parker Wynn (2/21) and No. 40 Tim Sandkaulen (2/22)
Went 6-4 in dual match doubles play, including a perfect 4-0 SEC record with Marcelo Sepulveda Garza
Defeated No. 33 Ingildsen/Grant of Florida (2/28) with Sepulveda Garza
Earned a career-best singles win over No. 47 Jake Van Emburgh of Oklahoma on Oct. 9 at the ITA All-American Championships
Came in at No. 42 in the ITA Preseason Singles Rankings
Ranked the No. 29 doubles pair in the nation with partner Patrick Kaukovalta in the ITA Preseason Doubles Rankings

Led the team with a 23-11 singles record, including a 16-7 mark in dual match action
Went 4-3 against nationally-ranked opponents with wins over No. 74 Yuval Solomon of Wake Forest (10/1), No. 115 Parker Wynn (2/23 vs. Texas Tech), No. 87 Adam Walton (3/31 at Tennessee), No. 52 Sam Riffice (4/19 at Florida)
Tied for second on the team with five SEC singles victories
Earned his first career singles ranking, coming in at No. 97 on April 23 and finished the year at No. 78
Had 13 wins in doubles play and had three conference wins with partner Riccardo Roberto
Reached the finals of the 2018 Oracle ITA National Summer Championships
Won the $15k Charity Steel Open Doubles Championship with Mazen Osama in Birmingham on Aug. 27

Earned a bid to the NCAA Doubles Tournament with partner Mazen Osama
The duo went 16-10 in doubles competition, including earning two wins over nationally-ranked opponents in the No. 1 spot
Defeated No. 49 O'Keefe/Dennis of USC (4/15), bested No. 14 Harper/Koorsgaard of Virginia Tech (1/26)
Ended the year as the No. 38 doubles duo in the nation, were ranked as high as No. 22 (Feb. 7)
Was second on the team with a 24-11 singles record
Compiled a 18-7 mark in singles play during the dual match season
Started the dual match season with a 12-0 singles record
Compiled a team-best 6-4 record in the fall
Made the Dean's List (3.5+ GPA) both semesters

Won three ITF singles titles at the Panama Bowl, Copa Sultana and Monterey San Augustin
Was a finalist at the XXV Copa Merengue and the Jamaica Junior International
Claimed five ITF doubles championships at the Jalisco Junior Cup, Cop Sultana, XXV Copa Merengue, Jamaica Junior International and the Monterey San Augustin
Trained at the Sanchez-Casa Tennis Academy in Naples, Fla.