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Fall 2008: Displayed a strapping performance in doubles action with partner Joris De Weerdt • The tandem advanced to the semifinals of the Georgia Southern Invitational • Competing at the UNC Fall Invitational, the pair rolled past three opponents to reach the finals • En route to the finals, the tandem knocked off #39 Duke University’s Christopher Price and Luke Marchese, 8-4, and met #53 North Carolina State’s Rob Lowe and Julian Sullivan in the finals • The Eagle duo also captured the doubles crown at the UNF Invitational • They defeated #31 Auburn’s Milan Krnjetin/Alex Stamchev, 9-8(3), to take the title • In the final tournament of the fall, the duo notched off two tandems to reach the finals • The Eagle pair wrapped up fall competition with a stellar 9-3 doubles tally • Gathered a first round singles win at the UNF Invitational over Forest Jenkins of Florida A&M. 2007-2008: Recorded an 8-10 singles mark competing mainly at the No. 6 seed • Posted a winning record of 3-1 at the sixth seed in conference match-ups • Was 4-0 in 3-set matches, including a 7-5, 2-6, 7-5 victory over Paul Paige of Florida A&M in the first match of the season • Wrapped up a doubles campaign with an overall record of 8-13 • Played primarily with Joris De Weerdt and Philip Prins • Went 3-3 with De Weerdt in conference play • Went on a five-match win streak in March.
2006-2007: Partnered with teammate Neil Shine during doubles competition • Duo recorded a 15-8 overall record with a 5-3 conference mark • Compiled a 6-16 overall record during singles competition.
At Old Dominion University: Finished the 2006 season with a 13-7 record in singles action • Capped off an outstanding freshman campaign posting a 12-11 mark in doubles action.
Personal: Born June 24, 1987 in Nassau, Bahamas • Son of Cheryl and Billy Sands • Majoring in Civil Engineering • Hobbies include fishing and boating • His craziest ambition is to visit every country in the world • People would be surprised to know that he only listens to reggae • Favorite sports figure is Braylon Edwards of the Cleveland Browns.
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