CAREER OVERVIEW | Career Results
After from Tyler Junior College, Pardo won 38 singles matches in his two years at UTA. His 75 percent singles winning percentage his senior season (24-8 record) is the 5
th best in a season in program history. Along with his 36 career singles wins, Pardo has also amassed 24 doubles wins. He earned the Sun Belt Newcomer of the Year and was a 2
nd Team All-Sun Belt selection his junior season before earning 1st Team All-Sun Belt honors in singles and 2nd Team All-Sun Belt honors in doubles his senior season.
AWARDS
2017 NJCAA Singles All-American
2017 NJCAA Singles National Champion (Court Three)
2017 NJCAA Doubles All-American
2017 NJCAA Doubles National Champion (Court One)
2017 ITA Collegiate All-Star Team
2018 Sun Belt Newcomer of the Year
2018 All-Sun Belt Second Team (Singles)
2019 All-Sun Belt First Team (Singles)
2019 All-Sun Belt Second Team (Doubles)
AS A SENIOR (2018-19) | Match-By-Match Results
Played in 32 singles matches with a 24-8 record...went 18-4 in dual matches, including a 13-3 record on Court One...went 3-1 against Sun Belt competition...defeated #69 Carles Sarrio of SMU 6-3, 6-4 (4/3)...played in 24 doubles matches with a 16-8 record...went 12-7 in dual matches with partner Eduard Simo on Court Two
AS A JUNIOR (2017-18) | Match-By-Match Results
Named the Sun Belt Newcomer of the Year ... Second team All-Sun Belt Conference ... Was 14-5 in dual match play, playing primarily at the No. 2 singles position.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2016-17 - Tyler Junior College) | Match-By-Match Results
ITA Tennis NJCAA All-America .. ITA Collegiate All-Star Team ... Claimed No. 3 flight of National Tournament ... Concluded 2016-17 season ranked No. 1 in the final NJCAA ITA Rankings.
AS A FRESHMAN (2015-16 - Tyler Junior College) | Match-By-Match Results
Played in 24 singles matches with a 22-2 record, primarily on Court Three and Four...went 16-1 in dual play and 6-1 in tournament play...played in 27 doubles matches with a 23-4 record...went 15-3 as the Apaches primary No. 1 Doubles team...went 8-1 in tournament play.
