Austin's Player profile
What is...
your graduation year: 2010
your personal goal this season: Better Topspin
your best shot in tennis: One time when i played a game against a guy from Howe military that was better than most others. He hit an amazing serve (one of his only first serves) that I somehow returned right down the line in front of me.
your worst shot in tennis: all Freshmen year
your favorite tennis match you've played (and why): Howe military because it was challenging for me.
your favorite book of the Bible: Matthew
your favorite restaurant to eat at after a match: McMom's cooking
your favorite sport besides tennis: Football
Who is...
your favorite men's tennis player: Rafael Nadal
your favorite women's tennis player: They play tennis? jk jk... Sharapova (the only one I can think of)
your "role model": My oldest brother Matt
your favorite doubles partner: Anyone who is positive, but not annoying
the person you'd most want to play doubles with out of anyone in history: God
the funniest team member: Amstutz?
the quietest team member: No one is quiet on this team man.
the hardest-working team member: Justin Gregors
the team member who would make the best coach: Harrison
What...
do you want to do post-High School: Go to Purdue
do you eat for breakfast: Cereal
time do you go to bed: 9:30-10:00
subject makes you fall asleep: Everything but Math
would you give as a new nickname to the tennis team: Amazing
Showing posts with label Austin Loucks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Austin Loucks. Show all posts
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Moment of Beauty #5 - Fremont
Lot's of moments of beauty in a match that we swept all positions. First to the varsity, one to Jared Schwartzentruber for playing one of the simplest, prettiest points I've seen all season. A forehand groundstroke flowingly hit to the forehand corner followed by a beautiful backhand swept to the backhand corner. The opponent was scrambling to get the forehand, then had no chance to get the follow-up.
Another beautiful moment to Jeremy Thomas and Johnny Kauffman in a great example of re-attacking the net. Johnny served and vollied, picking up the return just inside the baseline and pushing it back crosscourt. Then a lob went up over their heads which Jeremy was able to return with relative ease. Then, instead of staying back, Johnny and Jeremy pushed to the net again. Jeremy was forced to hit a mid-court volley, which he punched back crosscourt. Then Jeremy had to hit a straightforward volley, which he knocked down the line. A lob sailed over their heads again, but with all the pressure they put on by attacking then attacking, they had forced an error.
More beauty in the JV match, but not just for points. Entire sets without giving the opponents a game, those are beautiful. Ben Mast, Seth Krabill, and doubles team Will Troyer and Austin Loucks were able to close out JV matches without conceding even one game. Zeros are beautiful (when they belong to the opponents).
Another beautiful moment to Jeremy Thomas and Johnny Kauffman in a great example of re-attacking the net. Johnny served and vollied, picking up the return just inside the baseline and pushing it back crosscourt. Then a lob went up over their heads which Jeremy was able to return with relative ease. Then, instead of staying back, Johnny and Jeremy pushed to the net again. Jeremy was forced to hit a mid-court volley, which he punched back crosscourt. Then Jeremy had to hit a straightforward volley, which he knocked down the line. A lob sailed over their heads again, but with all the pressure they put on by attacking then attacking, they had forced an error.
More beauty in the JV match, but not just for points. Entire sets without giving the opponents a game, those are beautiful. Ben Mast, Seth Krabill, and doubles team Will Troyer and Austin Loucks were able to close out JV matches without conceding even one game. Zeros are beautiful (when they belong to the opponents).
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Austin Loucks
Career Records
Most Wins in a Season: 13 (2009)
Farthest Advanced in State Tourney: Team Sectionals
Longest Winning Streak: 9 (2009)
Most Sets Won in a Row: 6 (2009)
Biggest Win: 6-0, 6-1 vs. Jameson Jones/Nick Hoover, Mishawaka and 6-1, 6-0 vs. Jesse Lich/Grant Stephen, Churubusco
Closest Win: 6-7 (3), 6-3, 7-6 (5) vs. Bryant Davenport/Darius Stevens, Triton (2009)
Career Tiebreakers Won: 3
Career Tiebreakers Won Percentage: 50.0%
Career 3rd Sets Won: 5
Season 3rd Sets Won: 5 (2009)
Career Games Won Percentage: 55.3%
Season Games Won Percentage: 54.0% (2009)
Career 3rd Sets Won Percentage: 83.3%%
Matches Won in a Row w/ a 6-0 Set: 2 (2009)
Matches Won 1st Varsity Season: 13 (2009)
2009
#1D - Northridge - James Brandenburger (12)/Dylan Pieri (12) - 1-6, 2-6
#2D - Goshen - Eli Metzler-Prieb (10)/Nick Dandino (10) - 6-4, 6-4
#2D - Concord - Michael Ciesielski (12)/Cory Swaller (12) - 1-6, 0-6
#2D - Mishawaka - Jameson Jones (12)/Nick Hoover (10) - 6-0, 6-1
#1D - Fremont - Mason Hallman (12)/Ryan Palmerton (12) - 2-6, 6-2, 7-5
#1D - Jimtown - Josh George (12)/Brett Aller (9) - 6-3, 4-6, (10-6)
#1D - Rochester - Phil Keim/Cody Hershberger - 6-3, 6-4
#1D - Laville - Nick Amor (9)/Dominic Lewinski (11) - 6-0, 6-2
#1D - Prairie Heights - Tim Morris (12)/Laine Warnock (12) - 6-0, 6-1
#1D - Triton - Bryant Davenport (12)/Darius Stevens (12) - 6-7 (3), 6-3, 7-6 (5)
#2D - Churubusco - Jesse Lich (11)/Grant Stephen (9) - 6-1, 6-0
#1D - NorthWood - Jayson Linhart (9)/Tyler Rhoades (10) - 6-1, 6-3
#1D - Warsaw - Andrew Cutshall (12)/Shawn Carmichael (12) - 2-6, 2-6
#1D - Westview - Nic Philley (10)/Nick Hostetler (10) - 3-6, 7-5, 6-1
#1D - Fairfield - Derek Troeger (12)/Josh Beck (12) - 3-6, 2-6
#1D - Bremen - Mitch Cook (12)/Thomas Manges (11) - 4-6, 6-1, 5-2
#1D - Taylor - Matt Petty (12)/Reomey Northington (12) - 6-4, 7-5
#1D - Wabash - Ryan Richman (12)/Ethan Powell (12) - 7-5, 1-6, (4-10)
#1D - Eastern - Brandon Hainlan (12)/Noel Horvath (11) - 6-7 (2), 1-6
#1D - Fairfield - Derek Troeger (12)/Josh Beck (12) - 4-6, 3-6
FINAL RECORD: 13-7
2008
#1DJV - Northridge - Tim Wagner (11)/Collin Roberts (11) - 5-8
#1DJV - Goshen - Philip Bontrager (10)/Eli Metzler-Prieb (10) - 8-2
#2DJV - Fremont - Brant Arnos (9)/Alec Trine (9) - 8-0
#2DJV - Rochester - Evan Webb/Mike Rosswurm - 6-1, 6-0
#2DJV - Prairie Heights - Brad Hughes (10)/Donald Cook (9) - 8-1
#4SJV - Triton - Wil Rettinger (9) - 8-1
#5SJV - NorthWood - Shiv Patel (10) - 5-8
#3DJV - Fairfield - Austin Beer (10)/Jake Walter (10) - 8-9
#3DJV - Bremen - Hayden Hollenbaugh (11)/Alex Fitch (10) - 8-2
#2DJV - Penn - Steven Kim/Justin Holland - 8-2
#1D - Howe Military - Austin Webb (11)/Kyle Boyles (9) - 6-1, 6-3
JV RECORD: 7-3
VARSITY RECORD: 1-0
2007
at Northridge - Colin Chocola (11)/Jeff Eash (10) - 2-8 - Loss
at Fremont - Danny Chen (12)/Skyler Frey (9) - 8-0 - Win
vs Prairie Heights - Kye Recker (11)/Tye Recker (11) - 8-1 - Win
at Triton - Kody Senff (12) - 4-6 - Loss
at Fairfield - Josh Beck (10)/Derick Troeger (10) - 0-8 - Loss
at Fairfield - Chris Miller (9)/Logan Mann (9) - 0-6 - Loss
vs Bremen - Alex Overholser (9) - 6-3 - Win
vs Howe Military - Will Pearce (12) - 6-1, 7-6 (8) - Win
at Tippecanoe Valley - Troy Adams (9) - 8-0 - Win
FINAL 2007 JV RECORD: 4-4
VARSITY RECORD: 1-0
2006
Positions: #6 Singles JV, #3 Doubles JV, #4 Doubles JV, #2 Singles JV
vs. Northridge ----- 0-8 ----- Loss
vs. Raymond Blatter (9) / Andrew Trombley (9), Fremont ----- 3-6 ----- Loss
vs. Nick Anglemeyer (9) / Spencer Brown (9), Northwood ----- 6-8 ----- Loss
vs. Ali Marin (9), Westview ----- 7-9 ----- Loss
vs. Josh Beck (9) / Derick Troeger (9), Fairfield ----- 2-8 ----- Loss
vs. Chris Kulczar (12) / Tom Tahara (12), Bremen ----- 4-8 ----- Loss
vs. Jimtown ----- 6-8 ----- Loss
vs. Will Pearce (11), Howe Military ----- 5-7 ----- Loss
vs. Tippecanoe Valley ----- 8-1 ----- Win
Final 2006 JV Record: 1-8
Most Wins in a Season: 13 (2009)
Farthest Advanced in State Tourney: Team Sectionals
Longest Winning Streak: 9 (2009)
Most Sets Won in a Row: 6 (2009)
Biggest Win: 6-0, 6-1 vs. Jameson Jones/Nick Hoover, Mishawaka and 6-1, 6-0 vs. Jesse Lich/Grant Stephen, Churubusco
Closest Win: 6-7 (3), 6-3, 7-6 (5) vs. Bryant Davenport/Darius Stevens, Triton (2009)
Career Tiebreakers Won: 3
Career Tiebreakers Won Percentage: 50.0%
Career 3rd Sets Won: 5
Season 3rd Sets Won: 5 (2009)
Career Games Won Percentage: 55.3%
Season Games Won Percentage: 54.0% (2009)
Career 3rd Sets Won Percentage: 83.3%%
Matches Won in a Row w/ a 6-0 Set: 2 (2009)
Matches Won 1st Varsity Season: 13 (2009)
2009
#1D - Northridge - James Brandenburger (12)/Dylan Pieri (12) - 1-6, 2-6
#2D - Goshen - Eli Metzler-Prieb (10)/Nick Dandino (10) - 6-4, 6-4
#2D - Concord - Michael Ciesielski (12)/Cory Swaller (12) - 1-6, 0-6
#2D - Mishawaka - Jameson Jones (12)/Nick Hoover (10) - 6-0, 6-1
#1D - Fremont - Mason Hallman (12)/Ryan Palmerton (12) - 2-6, 6-2, 7-5
#1D - Jimtown - Josh George (12)/Brett Aller (9) - 6-3, 4-6, (10-6)
#1D - Rochester - Phil Keim/Cody Hershberger - 6-3, 6-4
#1D - Laville - Nick Amor (9)/Dominic Lewinski (11) - 6-0, 6-2
#1D - Prairie Heights - Tim Morris (12)/Laine Warnock (12) - 6-0, 6-1
#1D - Triton - Bryant Davenport (12)/Darius Stevens (12) - 6-7 (3), 6-3, 7-6 (5)
#2D - Churubusco - Jesse Lich (11)/Grant Stephen (9) - 6-1, 6-0
#1D - NorthWood - Jayson Linhart (9)/Tyler Rhoades (10) - 6-1, 6-3
#1D - Warsaw - Andrew Cutshall (12)/Shawn Carmichael (12) - 2-6, 2-6
#1D - Westview - Nic Philley (10)/Nick Hostetler (10) - 3-6, 7-5, 6-1
#1D - Fairfield - Derek Troeger (12)/Josh Beck (12) - 3-6, 2-6
#1D - Bremen - Mitch Cook (12)/Thomas Manges (11) - 4-6, 6-1, 5-2
#1D - Taylor - Matt Petty (12)/Reomey Northington (12) - 6-4, 7-5
#1D - Wabash - Ryan Richman (12)/Ethan Powell (12) - 7-5, 1-6, (4-10)
#1D - Eastern - Brandon Hainlan (12)/Noel Horvath (11) - 6-7 (2), 1-6
#1D - Fairfield - Derek Troeger (12)/Josh Beck (12) - 4-6, 3-6
FINAL RECORD: 13-7
2008
#1DJV - Northridge - Tim Wagner (11)/Collin Roberts (11) - 5-8
#1DJV - Goshen - Philip Bontrager (10)/Eli Metzler-Prieb (10) - 8-2
#2DJV - Fremont - Brant Arnos (9)/Alec Trine (9) - 8-0
#2DJV - Rochester - Evan Webb/Mike Rosswurm - 6-1, 6-0
#2DJV - Prairie Heights - Brad Hughes (10)/Donald Cook (9) - 8-1
#4SJV - Triton - Wil Rettinger (9) - 8-1
#5SJV - NorthWood - Shiv Patel (10) - 5-8
#3DJV - Fairfield - Austin Beer (10)/Jake Walter (10) - 8-9
#3DJV - Bremen - Hayden Hollenbaugh (11)/Alex Fitch (10) - 8-2
#2DJV - Penn - Steven Kim/Justin Holland - 8-2
#1D - Howe Military - Austin Webb (11)/Kyle Boyles (9) - 6-1, 6-3
JV RECORD: 7-3
VARSITY RECORD: 1-0
2007
at Northridge - Colin Chocola (11)/Jeff Eash (10) - 2-8 - Loss
at Fremont - Danny Chen (12)/Skyler Frey (9) - 8-0 - Win
vs Prairie Heights - Kye Recker (11)/Tye Recker (11) - 8-1 - Win
at Triton - Kody Senff (12) - 4-6 - Loss
at Fairfield - Josh Beck (10)/Derick Troeger (10) - 0-8 - Loss
at Fairfield - Chris Miller (9)/Logan Mann (9) - 0-6 - Loss
vs Bremen - Alex Overholser (9) - 6-3 - Win
vs Howe Military - Will Pearce (12) - 6-1, 7-6 (8) - Win
at Tippecanoe Valley - Troy Adams (9) - 8-0 - Win
FINAL 2007 JV RECORD: 4-4
VARSITY RECORD: 1-0
2006
Positions: #6 Singles JV, #3 Doubles JV, #4 Doubles JV, #2 Singles JV
vs. Northridge ----- 0-8 ----- Loss
vs. Raymond Blatter (9) / Andrew Trombley (9), Fremont ----- 3-6 ----- Loss
vs. Nick Anglemeyer (9) / Spencer Brown (9), Northwood ----- 6-8 ----- Loss
vs. Ali Marin (9), Westview ----- 7-9 ----- Loss
vs. Josh Beck (9) / Derick Troeger (9), Fairfield ----- 2-8 ----- Loss
vs. Chris Kulczar (12) / Tom Tahara (12), Bremen ----- 4-8 ----- Loss
vs. Jimtown ----- 6-8 ----- Loss
vs. Will Pearce (11), Howe Military ----- 5-7 ----- Loss
vs. Tippecanoe Valley ----- 8-1 ----- Win
Final 2006 JV Record: 1-8
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