University of the Pacific

2023-24 (Senior)
Recorded a 12-3 singles record playing mainly from No. 1 and No. 2 positions. Named WCC Player of the Week after defeating LMU, Portland and #13 San Diego from court one. Accumulated a 9-5 doubles record with partner Justas Trainauskas, ranking as high as No. 16 in the country. Duo were the second pair to make and first to advance in the ITA Fall National Championship after going 8-0 through the Regional and Super Regional. Named All-WCC First Team in both singles and doubles. 

2022-23 (Junior)
Finished the year 6-9 in Singles play from the No. 1 position, with dominant singles wins against #36 Pepperdine (6-4,6-3) and USF (6-4,6-3). Notched multiple doubles wins against the #70 ranked Gonzaga (6-1), Nevada (7-5), Portland (7-6) and San Francisco (6-1). His win over the USF opponent clinched the first WCC win of the season for the Tigers. Named to the WCC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2021-22 (Sophomore) 
Finished 7-8 overall in singles record and 2-1 in doubles record with partner, Ran Amar. Tallied a 6-2, 6-1 win in singles against Idaho State on March 11. Earned a 6-2, 6-2 win in singles against BYU on April 22. Recorded a 6-4 win in doubles against Nevada on March 20. 

2020-21 (Freshman, Iowa) 
Competed in 11 singles and 10 doubles matches. Won five doubles matches at No. 3 and one match at No. 2. Recorded first doubles victory over ranked opponent in final match of the season with partner Rudra Dixit, knocking off #68 Michigan State at the Big Ten Championships, was a letterwinner.

International
Highest ITF Junior Ranking was No. 20, an eight-time ITF Doubles Finalist (Bulgaria, Lithuanaia, England, Poland, Denmark, Russia, and Mauritius). Six-time ITF Doubles Champion (Albania, Greece, England, Norway, and Turkey). Two-time ITF Singles Finalist (Liverpool, England and Preveza, Greece). Men’s Open Ranking of No. 50 in the United Kingdom. U18 Ranking No. 18 in the United Kingdom. U16 Ranking No. 4 in UK. U14 Ranking No. 1 in UK. British Nationals Doubles Finalist in 2017 and 2018, represented England in the 2017 Commonwealth Games.

Personal 
Son of Faouzi and Tatiana. Alam is majoring in accounting.