by Abbey Baltich

Old Dominion Men's Tennis Signs Freshman Max Carrier

Old Dominion men’s tennis signed Max Carrier to the team on Thursday, head coach Dominik Mueller announced.

Old Dominion Men's Tennis Signs Freshman Max CarrierOld Dominion Men's Tennis Signs Freshman Max Carrier

NORFOLK, Va. – Old Dominion men’s tennis signed Max Carrier to the team on Thursday, head coach Dominik Mueller announced.

A native of London, UK, Carrier won five titles in the ITF World Tour Juniors and was ranked as high as 105. In his last year of Juniors, he had the opportunity to play in the Wimbledon Junior Tournament. 

Carrier will join the Monarchs for the spring season as a freshman. He plans to major in biomedical science.

“I am very excited to join ODU and begin a new chapter in both my tennis career and academically,” Carrier said. “ODU offers exceptional opportunities and great energy. I’m really looking forward to making my contribution to a great team with amazing coaches, a fantastic tennis program, and outstanding facilities which will help me maximize my potential over the coming years”.

“We realized quickly in the recruiting process that Max has all the attributes we are looking for in a Monarch,” Mueller said. “He cares about academics, brings a wealth of international playing experience, but just scratched the surface of his potential. During his visit, it manifested itself that this was a mutual fit and we are excited to have a lefty on the team again.”

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