Adrien Langeard

Position:
Player
Height:
6-1
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Caen, France,

Overview: One of the best to ever play for UNC Asheville…finished his career in 2013 with one of the best seasons ever for a Bulldog player in singles…earned Big South All-Conference honor in 2011, 2012 and 2013 for his singles play…also earned All-Conference honors in doubles in 2012.

2013: Set a single-season school record by going 15-3 in singles at #1 flight…finished his college career in singles with seven straight victories…had a 6-2 worksheet in league matches…was very dominant in singles play as he only had to win one match in three sets…posted six straight wins to open the season…enjoyed non-conference wins over Wofford, Appalachian State, UNC Greensboro, USC Upstate and Tennessee Tech…had league wins over Liberty, Radford, Presbyterian College, Winthrop, Gardner-Webb and Coastal Carolina…knocked off CCU’s top player Leo Christofides in straight sets twice as the Chanticleers won the Big South Conference regular-season and tournament titles…teamed up with Matt Waissen to go 7-8 in #1 doubles play…finished 3-5 in BSC matches….won league matches against Longwood, Presbyterian College and Coastal Carolina.

2012: Played #1 singles for the Bulldogs from start to finish, earning Big South All-Conference honors in the process...posted a 13-9 overall record at #1 and 5-2 mark in league play...won final three singles matches of the season to help lead Asheville to second-place finish in Big South regular-season...enjoyed a tremendous year in doubles at #2 flight...teamed up with Thomas Rees to go 16-5 and unbeaten in Big South Conference regular season play at 7-0...Big South regular-season champion and All-Conference in doubles...won 10 straight doubles matches in the final half of the year.

2011: Enjoyed an excellent season both in singles and doubles...played most of the season at #2 singles but also played at #1 and #3....finished with a team-high 13-5 singles record, including 8-4 mark at #2...went 5-1 in Big South Conference play...teamed up with Thomas Rees at #3 doubles and went 14-4 with 3-3 mark in BSC action...compiled a 4-2 record in three-set matches...won his first 12 doubles matches of the year.

2010: Began the spring season playing #1 but was injured after second match and didn't play singles for part of the year...played at #2, #3 and #4 flights and compiled a 7-6 singles record...won three conference matches in singles...teamed up with Thomas Rees at #3 flight and finished with 9-8 doubles record, including 4-3 mark in conference play...the duo won six of last eight doubles matches...went three sets six different times in singles and finished 3-3.