Brian Garrow
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- Pronounced: GAHR-row
- Age: 45 (08.04.1968)
- Birthplace: Santa Clara, CA
- Height: 5'8" (173 cm)
- Weight: 160 lbs (73 kg)
- Plays: Right-handed
Inactive
United States
As of 20.05.2013
| Ranking | W-L | Titles | Prize Money* |
| Career | High 9329.10.1990 |
12-27 | 0 | $242,556 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
| Career | High 4212.08.1991 |
40-43 | 2 | $242,556 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
Residence: Los Altos Hills, California Single
Doubles titles: 2, as follows:
1990--(1) Rio de Janeiro (w/Salumaa)
1989--(1) Newport (w/Galbraith)
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Winner at Winnetka Ch.; Semifinalist at New Haven Ch.; Doubles Winner
at Seattle Ch., Coquitlam Ch. (w/Galbraith), New Haven Ch. (w/Kaplan).
1988- Doubles Runner-up at Seattle Ch. (w/Galbraith).
Singles and doubles All-America at UCLA in 1988, winning the NCAA
doubles title (w/Patrick Galbraith) and finishing runner-up in singles (l. to
Robbie Weiss). The first player in the 1980s to reach both NCAA finals.
He finished 1988 ranked No. 13 in singles (from 40) and No. 5 in doubles
(from 22). In 1989, he repeated as All-America, rankings No. 4 in singles
and No. 3 in doubles. All together he is a three-time All-America.
Member of the 1988 USTA Junior Davis Cup team.
Began playing tennis at age 6.
Earned a career-high $25,649 and ranked No. 290 in singles, No. 93 in
doubles on the ATP computer in 1989.
Doubles titles: 2, as follows:
1990--(1) Rio de Janeiro (w/Salumaa)
1989--(1) Newport (w/Galbraith)
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Winner at Winnetka Ch.; Semifinalist at New Haven Ch.; Doubles Winner
at Seattle Ch., Coquitlam Ch. (w/Galbraith), New Haven Ch. (w/Kaplan).
1988- Doubles Runner-up at Seattle Ch. (w/Galbraith).
Singles and doubles All-America at UCLA in 1988, winning the NCAA
doubles title (w/Patrick Galbraith) and finishing runner-up in singles (l. to
Robbie Weiss). The first player in the 1980s to reach both NCAA finals.
He finished 1988 ranked No. 13 in singles (from 40) and No. 5 in doubles
(from 22). In 1989, he repeated as All-America, rankings No. 4 in singles
and No. 3 in doubles. All together he is a three-time All-America.
Member of the 1988 USTA Junior Davis Cup team.
Began playing tennis at age 6.
Earned a career-high $25,649 and ranked No. 290 in singles, No. 93 in
doubles on the ATP computer in 1989.
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