Somdev Devvarman - Player Profile

	Hometown: Chennai, India
	High School: National Open School
	Height / Weight: 5-11 / 150
	
	Birthdate: 02/13/1985

2006 NCAA Runner-Up
2006 All-American
2005, 2006 All-ACC


AT VIRGINIA:

 2005-06: Posted a 31-13 singles record, including a 6-3
          record in the ACC ... became just the second Cavalier
          to reach the finals of the NCAA Singles Championship
          (Brian Vahaly, 2001) ... defeated Matko Maravic of
          Michigan, Martin Sayer of Radford, Ludovic Walter of Duke,
          Sheeva Parbhu of Notre Dame, and KC Corkery of Stanford
          before falling Benjamin Kohlloeffel of UCLA ...
          2006 All-American ... ended the season ranked No. 8
          nationally ... named the 2006 ITA Mideast Region Player
          to Watch ... had 20 wins over ranked players ...
          2006 All-ACC ... won the UVa Fall Invitational for
          second consecutive year ... reached the semifinal of
          the National Collegiate Tennis Classic ... received a
          wild card into the Legg Mason Tennis Classic in
          Washington, D.C. last summer... named VaSID State Player
          of the Year ... had a 26-11 doubles record, including
          a 22-9 mark with Treat Huey ... Devvarman and Huey
          were ranked as high as No. 11 nationally during the season.

 2004-05-- Posted a 39-8 singles record, including a 21-3 dual
           match record ... 39 wins is the most by a UVa freshman
           and the second most in school history, just one shy of
           Brian Vahaly's school record of 40 ... finished the
           season ranked No. 29 nationally and was ranked as high
           as No. 13 during the season ... defeated 11 players
           ranked in the final top 125, including All-Americans
           Jerry Makowski of Texas A&M and Arnaud Lecloerec of VCU
           ... 2005 All-ACC ... 2005 ACC Freshman of the Year
           ... 2005 ITA Mideast Region Rookie of the Year, becoming
           the third consecutive Cavalier to win the honor
           (Stewart, Miklo) ... participated in the 2005 NCAA
           Singles Championship, defeating Robert Searle of Rice
           in the first round before falling to eventual finalist
           Pierrick Ysern of San Diego in the second round ...
           clinched the 2005 ACC Tournament final against
           Florida State ... champion of the UVa Fall Invitational
           ... reached the backdraw final of the ITA All-American
           Championships ... won the backdraw at the National
           Collegate Tennis Classic ... went 8-1 in the ACC in
           both singles and doubles ... had a 25-9 record in
           doubles, including a 22-7 record with Treat Huey ...
           with Huey, was ranked No. 34 nationally at the end of
           the season and were ranked as high as No. 23 during
           the year ...duo won the championship of the National
           Collegiate Tennis Classic, defeating two top 20 ranked
           teams in the process ... duo went 18-6 in dual matches,
           playing at the No. 2 position.

PREP & PERSONAL: Ranked No. 1 in India in junior singles and doubles ... reached a No. 40 singles and No. 5 doubles ITF ranking ... won five singles and six doubles titles on the ITF circuit ... particpated in all four junior grand slam events ... reached the singles quarterfinals and doubles finals of the 2003 Men's All-India Championships ... has an older sister Paulami and an older brother Aratrik ... born February 13, 1985 ... son of Ransana and Pravanjan Devvarman.

	SINGLES 				DOUBLES 			
Year 	Overall 	Pct. 	ACC 	Pct. 	Overall 	Pct. 	ACC 	Pct.
2004-05 	39-8 	.830 	8-1 	.889 	25-9 	.735 	8-1 	.889
2005-06 	31-13 	.769 	6-3 	.667 	26-11 	.703 	7-2 	.778
Career 	        70-21 	.769 	14-4 	.778 	51-20 	.718 	15-3 	.833