Luis Garcia Class: Senior Hometown: Peveregal, Mexico High School: Saddlebrook Weight: 165

In 1998-99: Member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Singles: Finished 28-17 overall...his 28 wins ranked third on the team...posted a 22-9 record in dual matches including a 7-3 record in ACC matches...played every ACC match at the number-five position, but also saw time in non- conference matches at the number two, three, and four positions...was 9-7 in three-set matches and 12-7 against regional opponents...finished 13-6 at home and 9-5 on the road...after finishing 4-5 in the fall rebounded with a 24-12 record in the spring...won his match at the number-four position against William & Mary in the first round of the NCAA Tournament...Doubles: Finished with a 24-23 overall record and a 15-15 record in dual matches...the 24 wins tied him for third most on the team...was 4-5 in ACC matches while playing a majority of the season at the number-two postion...on March 15, while teamed with Ryan Bauer, played in the number-one position and defeated Presbyterian.

In 1997-98: Red-shirted the 1997-98 season...

In 1996-97: Singles: Finished the season with a 12-12 overall record...had a 2-1 record in ACC matches...had a perfect 3-0 record in tie breakers...also finished a perfect 4-0 in fall competition...had a 6-7 record in dual matches playing at number four, five and six singles...Doubles: Went 11-13 in doubles matches...played most of his matches at number-two doubles with partner Ken Wasserman...the pair finished with a 4-6 record at number-two doubles...

In 1995-96: Singles: Went 21-26 overall in singles play...had a 4-3 record in three-set matches...was 13-7 against region opponents...was 9-8 at home...went 8-13 in dual competition ...was 2-5 in dual competition against ACC opponents...had a 5-5 record at number-six singles...had a 3-2 mark at number-four singles...Doubles: Was 16-8 in overall doubles play...he and teammate Ken Wasserman were 11-6 overall,with a 2-0 record in dual ACC competition...the pair played at number-three doubles...finished 9-5 in dual competition...

Before Clemson: Named most valuable player his senior year at Saddlebrook High School...named 3A District singles and doubles champion...3A State Singles champion and finalist in doubles...graduated with honors...student athlete of the year his senior season at Saddlebrook High School...attended Harry Hopman Tennis Academy...national junior champion in Mexico in singles and doubles...ranked in the top five nationally in juniors throughout his career in Mexico...ranked number one in singles and doubles in his section in Mexico.....born 7/31/76...majoring in management.