Loyola Marymount University Athletics

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Todd Volmari is in his fourth season with LMU Tennis...earned second team All-WCC as a junior in 2014... At LMU
2013-14
Earned second team All-WCC honors after going 13-5 as a singles player playing on the first through fourth courts...was 8-2 at #2, 1-0 at #3 and 3-0 at #4...finished the year 4-2 in WCC play...went 13-6 overall in doubles play, including 13-5 with teammate Sebastian Bustamante at the #1 spot...opened the year with five straight singles victories, including a victory over #71 College of Charleston on court #2...also posted a victory over his opponent from then-#66 San Diego on the second court... 2012-13
Finished 7-15 for singles play on Courts 1-5...held a four match winning streak for singles in the preseason...defeated UC Davis[apos] top player in a three-set match on Court 1 on April 19...went 7-10 in doubles play with multiple partners...won six matches with partner Sebastian Bustamante... 2011-12
Finished 9-14 in singles at the number two, three, and four spots in 2012... went 11-12 in doubles play last season... had four big conferences wins in singles including a victory at the three spot against #31 Santa Clara... had doubles wins over #67 Dartmouth and #25 San Diego... BEFORE LMU
A member of the AIS Pro Tour Program, Volmari turned his attention to the senior circuit through the second half of 2009 to 2010, contesting qualifying events in Australia and Europe... his biggest result of 2009 was winning the Optus 16s Autumn Nationals, defeating Andrew McLeod in the final... selected to train and travel with Australian Institute Of Sport (AIS) tennis program under Brent Larkham and Shannon Nettle... named to the Junior Davis Cup qualifying team in 2009... in 2010 was selected on a full-time scholarship with AIS... PERSONAL
Todd Volmari was born in Canberra, Australia on August 15, 1993 to parents Helen and Roy Volmari... has an older sister, Meagan, and a brother, Adam... chose LMU because he was offered a scholarship and the academics offered suited what he wanted to study... an electrical engineering major...