Kyle Totorica

Height:
6-3
Weight:
null
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
San Antonio, Texas
High School:
Reagan High School

2023-24 BIG EAST All-Academic Team
2022-23 BIG EAST All-Academic Team

2023-24: Posted a combined record of 14-26 after going 4-14 in singles play and 10-12 in doubles action...Played in the No. 4, 5 and 6 singles spots in dual action...Picked up a win in the No. 5 spot against Gardner-Webb...Picked up five doubles in dual action, playing primarily in the No. 3 spot...Had five wins overall in the No. 3 spot, including a win over Villanova partnered with Marco Pennelli.

2022-23: Finished with a combined record of 10-19 and 9-6 in doubles play...Had six wins in singles play in dual matches, playing the No. 3-5 spots...Had wins over Villanova, NKU, St. Bonaventure and Dayton in the No. 3 spot, also had wins over Purdue and IUPUI...Had four doubles wins in dual action...Combined with Pascal Mosberger for wins over Dayton and DePaul in the No. 3 spot...Picked up a win on the No. 2 court against St. Bonaventure with Ryan Cahill...Combined with Jake Zipoli for a win over UIC on No. 3.

PRIOR TO XAVIER: Came to Xavier from Reagan High School in San Antonio, Texas....Earned a five-star rating from Tennisrecruiting.net, ranked as high as 35th in the nation in 2021... four-year member of the varsity team at Reagan and was a part of the four-time District and Bi-District champions (2018-2021) and the two-time team area champions...As an individual, won the 2022 UIL 6A Boys Singles Tennis State Champion...Also won two District and Regional Singles championships (2019 and 2021), earning spot in the UIL 6A State Tournament in both of those years as well, finishing as a finalist in 2019 and placing third in 2021...Was named the San Antonio Express News Player of the Year, and earned a spot on the publication's All-Area team in multiple seasons...won the 2018 Texas Grand Slam and earned a top-five ranking in the state of Texas for his age group in multiple years....In the classroom, earned Academic All-District honors following 2019 and 2021 seasons.