While at Rensselaer:
Four-year performer … Went 36-15 in singles in career … Was 57-31 in doubles … All-Liberty League singles once … All-Liberty League doubles three times … All-America in doubles once … Mechanical Engineering major.
From the coaching staff:
"Zack came into RPI and made his impact on our program right away as a freshman. It only took him four weeks into his to show his skills and become an All-American doubles player. His mentality and style of play baffled his opponents and brought a lot of frustration to those across the net. Out of any player I have coached, Zack has the best hands and reactions at net. His willingness to put himself in front of hard hit shots and his ability to handle them with ease makes him one of the best doubles players to step on RPI's courts.
I'll never forget our first extended trip together to the National Championship Tournament in Surprise, Arizona. Aside from the tennis, we had opportunities to go hiking through the desert, take a few trips to the local lakes and learn a lot about each other as teammates and coaches. Although the performance wasn't what I had seen leading up to the tournament, it was a unique opportunity to spend quality time with two freshmen on the team and develop a better understanding of who they are. It was a first in a national tournament for RPI and I am glad it was with two guys who would shape the image of RPI Tennis for the foreseeable future." - March 2020
What others say:
"Zachary was a great teammate. He is always motivated to improve during our practices and is always supportive during our matches. His enthusiasm for the sport and the team will be greatly missed." - April 2020
"Always very thoughtful, and always wanted the best for everyone on the team. When he was fired up there was no stopping him." - April 2020
