Yuval Solomon

Height:
6-2
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Melville, N.Y.
High School:
Plainview Old-Bethpage John F. Kennedy

Career
• 35-31 record in singles
• 10-4 record in doubles

2020-21 (Senior)
• Singles: DNP
• Doubles: 3-0
Results
• Picked up three doubles wins in dual matches

2019-20 (Junior - Season shortened due to COVID-19)
• Singles: 10-9
• Doubles: DNP
Results
• Went 10-9 on the year playing most of his matches during the fall season
• Went 1-0 in the spring picking up a 6-0, 6-1 victory over Brooks Green of Davidson on court five
• Earned fall wins over players from Auburn, Tennessee, Illinois, Texas, Charlotte and UCF

2018-19 (Sophomore)
• Singles: 14-12
• Doubles: 3-4
Results
• Finished the year 14-12 in singles competition and 3-4 in doubles play
• Posted a 12-3 record in the spring season, splitting time at the No. 3-6 positions
• Opened the spring season on a four-match winning streak, recording wins over Wofford, Gardner-Webb, BYU and Memphis
• Picked up an ACC win over Boston College’s Santiago Montufar
• Collected a pair of doubles wins in the fall before teaming up with Morgan Dill to secure a No. 2 doubles victory over Coastal Carolina on March 17

2017-18 (Freshman)
• Singles: 11-10
• Doubles: 4-0
Results
• Posted an 11-10 record in his freshman campaign, including a 3-1 dual record in the spring and a 2-0 mark against ACC opponents
• Played all four matches at No. 6 singles
• Won his dual match debut with a 6-0, 6-0 score
• Picked up league victories over Virginia Tech's Chase Bernstine and Boston College's Will Turner
• Ranked as high as No. 83 in the singles rankings
• Won four doubles matches, all coming in the fall season

Prior to Wake Forest
• Two-time reigning state champion for Plainview Old-Bethpage John F. Kennedy High School
• A two-time All-American, three-time NASSAU county champion, three-time All-State, four-time MVP and two-time Player of the Year honoree
• Rated as a five-star recruit by TennisRecruiting.net, Solomon was ranked No. 36 nationally, No. 7 in the Middle Atlantic region, and the fourth-best player in the state of New York
• Solomon claimed a pair of junior titles, winning the Eastern Sweet 16 at NYJTL and the Hardscrabble Men's Open titles while finishing as a doubles finalist at the Eastern Sweet 16 at APTC event