Senior (2023-24): Earned All-America honors for the second-straight season for his doubles play with Diego Maza… Qualified for the NCAA Individual Doubles draw for the second-consecutive year, reaching the round of 16… Also claimed All-UAA First Team recognition for his efforts at no. 1 doubles… Finished the year ranked fifth nationally and third in the region in doubles… Ended the year the region’s 13^th-ranked singles player… Led all CWRU players in doubles wins, finishing the campaign with a 33-9 record in doubles play… The 33 doubles victories were tied for the sixth-most in a season in team history while his .786 doubles winning percentage was the 23^rd-highest ever by a Spartan… Went 17-4 in no. 1 doubles matches during the year… Recorded a stretch of 15-straight doubles wins that began on March 16 and lasted through the end of the NCAA team tournament… Added a 9-10 singles record, including a 4-4 mark in no. 2 singles matches… Teamed with Maza to win the ITA Fall Central Region Championship… Earned UAA Athlete of the Week honors following the tournament win… Won both his no. 1 doubles match and no. 2 singles match during the team’s win over #15 Johns Hopkins in the third round of the NCAA Tournament… Earned CSC Academic All-America honors for the second-straight season, securing a spot on the first team… Was also selected to the Academic All-District Team for the second-straight season… Named an ITA Scholar-Athlete and received UAA Spring All-Academic honors… His 95-23 career doubles record gives him the sixth-most victories and third-best winning percentage (.805) in program history… Ended his career with a 61-29 singles record, good for the 14^th-most in a career in program history, while his .678 winning percentage was the 18^th-best ever by a Spartan.

Junior (2022-23): Won the 2023 NCAA Division III Doubles Championship with James Hopper, the third individual National Championship in program history… Reached the semifinals of the NCAA Singles Championship… Earned All-America honors for his play at singles and doubles… Named to the All-UAA First Team for his play at no. 2 singles and no. 1 doubles… Received a wild card berth to the ITA Fall Nationals doubles draw with Hopper after winning the Division III doubles title at the ITA Cup… Ended the year ranked 10^th nationally and third in the region for singles, and first both nationally and regionally for doubles… Tallied a record of 23-8 in singles play, including a mark of 13-3 in no. 2 singles matches… Went 35-4 in doubles matches (the fourth-most doubles wins in a single season in program history), including 18-0 at no. 1 doubles… Selected to the All-ITA Indoor Championship Tournament Team for his play at no. 2 singles (2-0) and no. 1 doubles (3-0)… Named the UAA Athlete of the Week three times during the season (October 17, May 8, and May 22)… Recorded the clinching victory at no. 2 singles in the Spartans’ 5-4 semifinal win against Middlebury, defeating Aidan Harris in three sets, 4-6, 7-5, 7-6… Won 12-straight singles matches before falling in the semifinals on the NCAA Singles Tournament… Selected to the CSC Academic All-America First Team after being named to the CSC Academic All-District Team… Named an ITA Scholar-Athlete… Received UAA Spring All-Academic honors… Stands at 52-19 in singles matches and 62-14 in doubles play through the end of his junior season… His .816 career doubles winning percentage ranks as the third-best in program history.

Sophomore (2021-22): Named the University Athletic Association Sophomore Rookie of the Year and earned a spot on the All-UAA First Team for his play at no. 2 singles… Qualified for the NCAA Singles Tournament… Finished the year ranked 29^th in Division III and seventh in the region in singles play… Ranked 13^th regionally for doubles… Went 23-7 during the year in singles matches, including a 5-0 mark at no. 1 singles and a 9-3 record at no. 2 singles… Tied for the 12^th-most singles wins in a season in program history… Added a 25-10 doubles record, which included a 16-5 tally in no. 2 doubles matches… Won both his singles and doubles match during the National Championship contest against Chicago… Went 4-1 in doubles matches during the NCAA Tournament with partner Sahil Dayal… Received ITA Scholar-Athlete and UAA All-Academic honor… Holds a career 29-11 singles record and a 27-10 doubles mark.

First-year (2020-21): Ended the campaign ranked 47^th among all Division III players and 16^th in the Central Region in singles… Finished the season with a 6-4 singles record and a 2-0 doubles mark… Saw most of his action at no. 2 singles… One of his two doubles wins came as a part of the third doubles pairing with James Hopper in the National Championship match against Emory… Was 4-0 in singles matches against Division III opponents during the regular season… Named an ITA Scholar-Athlete.

Personal: Was a four-year member of the Liberal Arts & Science Academy men's tennis team, where he was coached by Ryman Barnes... Was also coached by Scott McCain... Served as the team captain during his senior year... Won the 2018 UIL State Tennis Doubles Championship and was a 2019 UIL State Qualifier... Finished in fourth place in the singles draw at the 2020 National Level 2 Tournament... Was also fourth in the doubles draw at the 2019 USTA Winter National Championships... Named to the 2020 All-State Academic Second Team... Born October 2... Son of Saipriya and Krishnakumar... Younger brother of teammate Chaitanya Aduru.