Scott Myers

Height:
6-0
Weight:
150
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
West Palm Beach, Fla.
High School:
Benjamin School
Major:
TBA

Inside the lines: Capped off senior campaign with a team-leading 12 singles wins, getting 11 of them at No. 3 ... voted the team's Rob Palmer MVP and earned Harry Fogleman Coach's Award ... closed out collegiate career with two straight wins over Charlotte and Samford ... the three-set singles win over Samford helped push the Wildcats into the quarterfinals of the SoCon Tournament ... overall, finished senior season winning four of last five matches ... went 4-6 in league matches ... added a career-best 10 wins in doubles play, getting six of them in conference matches ... had a breakout junior campaign in 2008, pacing the team with an 18-4 singles mark … went a perfect 9-0 in league play, garnering All-SoCon Second Team honors at No. 6 singles … given the team's Rob Palmer MVP award as a junior … opened 2008 spring season winning seven of first eight matches … had team-best seven- and eight-match winning streaks throughout junior campaign … closed out season on three-match win streak, including taking home a 7-5, 6-3 win against App. State in the SoCon Tournament … went perfect 6-0 at No. 5 singles and 12-3 at No. 6 … captured singles title at UNC Fall Invitational in fall of 2007 … went a perfect 3-0 at Jim Causey/Davidson Invitational … saw most of his action in second year at No. 3 singles, going 6-6 … won the flight No. 2 singles at the W&L Invitational … six of his nine wins came at No. 6 singles … ran off a four-match win streak from Mar. 3-15 … in first collegiate match, won in three sets over Gardner-Webb.

Beyond the baseline: Was the top player for three years at Benjamin School … was a state singles semifinalist in 2004 and a doubles state champion in 2003 … a National Honor Society member as well as a Marshall Benjamin Scholar.

Career Year-by-Year Records
2006: 9-9 Singles (#4-6), 1-1 Doubles (#3)
2007: 8-15 Singles (#3-5), 6-5 Doubles (#2, 3)
2008: 18-4 Singles (#4-6), 6-5 Doubles (#3)
2009: 12-10 Singles (#2,3), 10-13 Doubles (#1,2)

Overall Record: 47-38 Singles, 19-23 Doubles