Daniel Fernandez, a student in Marquette's AIM Class of 2016, took home the big prize at the 40th Annual
Milwaukee Tennis Classic on Sunday at The Town Club in Fox Point.
He’s the
first Marquette student athlete to win the championship. The Marquette
University senior beat the University of Wisconsin's Alexander Kokorev, 6-2,
6-4, to claim the men's singles championship.
Key Information:
AIM Class: Senior, Class of 2016
Hometown:
Aguascaliente, Mexico
High School: Tec
de Monterre
During the 2014 season Daniel was an All-BIG EAST selection ... Named
team's Most Valuable Player along with Kristiyan Trukov ... Compiled an overall singles mark of 19-11 ... Went 15-8 during the spring
in singles play, including an 11-4 record from the No. 1 position ... Secured
13 doubles victories (10 in the spring), including eight with partner Vukasin
Teofanovic ... Finished runner-up in singles at the
Milwaukee Tennis Classic (Sept. 12-14) ... Played in the main draw consolation
match at the ITA Midwest Regional (Oct. 16-18) ... Compiled a 4-3 singles
record along with a 3-2 doubles record in the fall.
