Fall 2009: Collected seven wins in nine matches...topped
Webber International's Thiago Marion 6-1, 6-3 in the first round and St.
Thomas' Jeremy Bache 6-1, 6-0 in the second to move on to the quarterfinals of
the ITA Florida Regional (Oct. 2-4) where he fell to teammate Istvan Bolgar
6-4, 6-0...walked away from the Auburn Fall Classic with a 2-1 record after
topping Auburn's Alex Jorne 6-3, 6-4 and South Carolina's Harry Menzies 6-4 7-6
(4)...teamed up with David Spenarre for a 2-3 doubles record... defeated Webber
International's Tyler Heath and Philippe Andermatt 8-6 to advance to the ITA
Regional semifinals (Oct. 3).
As A Freshman in 2008-09: Joined the line-up in the spring
semester...went 14-3 in singles, playing most of his matches at the No. 6 spot...posted
a 3-0 conference record...owned a nine-match unbeaten streak from Mar. 16 - May
14...registered back-to-back shutouts against Northwood's Josh Eqas (Mar. 28) and
Warner's Kyle Mahlan (Mar. 30)...also blanked Webber International's Reyne
Hospeddes 6-0, 6-0 in the semifinals of The Sun Conference tournament...scored
the clincher over Savannah College of Art and Design's Mihai Draganescu 6-1,
6-0 to send the Eagles to the NAIA National Championship semifinals (May
14)...unbeaten in the three doubles matches he played... teamed up with Charlie
Rice for an 8-3 win over Oklahoma Baptist's Scott Milner and Mitch Frank (Mar.
18), and an 8-0 win over Eqas and Alex Archuleta (Mar. 28).
Prep: 2005 graduate of Hymers College...played No. 3 singles
for his school's senior team as a seventh grader...named team captain and
played No. 1 singles as a freshman...captained the team to a third place finish
at nationals, as well as area, regional and district titles...also led Hymers
to the North of England Championship...played for the YPI and David Lloyd men's
club programs.
Personal: Born in Beverly, East Yorkshire, England on Apr.
23, 1989...parents are Roland and Pamela Featherstone...majoring in Business
Administration...won first place in the coveted Elevator Pitch Competition (Oct.
22-24) at the National Collegiate Entrepreneurship Organization (CEO)
conference in Chicago, Ill.
