Tyler Schick

Photo by: Parker Waters

Photo by: Parker Waters

Photo by: Parker Waters

Height:
5-11
Weight:
null
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Short Hills, N.J.
High School:
Millburn High

2018-19: Voted to the 2019 All-LSWA First Team...Posted a 23-13 overall singles record and a team-best 18-7 mark during the spring season…Closed his career with 91 singles victories, which ranks fifth all-time for the Green Wave …Reached as high as No. 58 spot in the ITA national singles rankings…Finished 3-1 against nationally ranked opponents…Notched 11 doubles wins to brings his career total to 51 and finish his career 10th all-time.

2017-18: Named American Athletic Conference Player of the Month in September…Named All-Louisiana First Team...Ranked in three different ITA national singles polls and reached as high as No. 93…Reached as high as No. 16 in the ITA national doubles rankings at the end of the fall season with teammate Luis Erlenbusch…Tallied the second most wins on the team with a 27-9 overall singles record including a 17-9 mark in dual matches at the No. 4 and No. 5 spots in the lineup…23 of his 27 victories were decided in straight sets…Defeated four top-100 opponents…Won 11 of 12 matches between March 7 vs. Memphis and Apr. 21 vs. UCF…Compiled an 18-13 overall doubles record including a 10-10 ledger in dual matches at the No. 2 and No. 3 positions in the lineup…In the fall, upset No. 90 Parker Wynn of Louisville, no. 88 McClain Kessler from Florida and No. 67 Strahinja Rakic of Mississippi State Gators Ranked +1 Tournament…Ousted No. 86 Fabian Fallert of Ole Miss at ITA Regionals…Defeated the 29th-ranked duo from Louisville at the Gators Ranked +1 with Erlenbusch…Reached the quarterfinals of the doubles main draw and singles main draw at the ITA Southern Regional.

2016-17: Produced a 20-8 overall record in singles ... Earned a 13-6 mark in dual matches, going 13-2 at the No. 4 singles position ... Won eight straight from Feb. 5-March 17 ... Added singles victories in ranked wins over No. 38 North Carolina State, No. 34 Memphis and No. 36 SMU .... Went 14-11 overall in doubles with a 10-8 record in dual play ... Notched a 7-5 record at No. 2 doubles with Ewan Moore, including a NCAA Tournament Second Round victory over Sigsgaard/Zlobinsky of Texas.

2015-16: In his debut year with the Green Wave, Schick went 21-15 overall and 11-7 in dual matches ... Went 4-0 against conference opposition during regular season play ... In the second round of ITA Southern Regionals, Schick defeated No. 85 Tam Trinh of LSU, ultimately reaching the quarterfinals ... Was one of three singles victories against Dartmouth that handed Tulane its first NCAA Tournament win in over 11 years ... In doubles, Schick went 8-15 overall and 4-4 in dual action.

High School: Attended Millburn High School ... Lettered four years in tennis where he played in the No. 1 singles position ... The Millers were four-time state champions ... Compiled 111 career wins ... Individually, was a three-time Essex county champion, a two-time State runner-up, a two-time All-State nominee, and an All-Essex county honoree ... Highlight of high school career was winning the state title four years in a row and being a two-time National All-American ... Schick also trained at the John McEnroe Tennis Academy in New York.

Personal: Born in Livingston, New Jersey ... Has one younger brother ... Hobbies include playing ping pong ... Favorite athletes include Derek Jeter and Novak Djokovic ... One thing nobody knows about him: loves to ski ... Future plans include playing some pro tennis and then creating his own business/getting into one ... Intended major is Business.

SCHICK'S CAREER SINGLES STATISTICS

Year	Overall	Dual	Tour	Conf.	No. 1	No. 2	No. 3	No. 4	No. 5	No. 6
2015-16	21-15	11-7	10-8	4-0	-	-	-	2-0	0-1	9-6
2016-17	20-8	13-6	7-2	3-1	-	-	0-1	13-2	0-3	-
2017-18	27-9	17-6	10-3	4-0	-	-	-	7-3	10-3	-
2018-19	23-13	18-7	5-6	2-2	-	2-0	1-1	9-1	6-5	-
Total	91-45	59-26	32-19	13-3	-	2-0	1-2	31-6	16-12	9-6

SCHICK'S CAREER DOUBLES STATISTICS

Year	Overall	Dual	Tour	Conf.	No. 1	No. 2	No. 3
2015-16	8-15	4-4	4-11	1-1	-	2-1	2-3
2016-17	14-11	10-8	4-3	1-2	-	7-6	3-2
2017-18	18-13	10-10	8-3	2-1	-	8-8	2-2
2018-19	11-15	9-9	2-6	1-1	6-6	3-2	0-1
Total	51-54	33-31	18-23	5-5	6-6	20-17	7-8