Mark Kaplan
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- Age: 45 (20.12.1967)
- Birthplace: Johannesburg, South Africa
- Height: 6'1" (185 cm)
- Weight: 150 lbs (68 kg)
- Plays: Right-handed
Inactive
South Africa
As of 17.06.2013
| Ranking | W-L | Titles | Prize Money* |
| Career | High 11725.06.1990 |
11-21 | 0 | $189,570 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
| Career | High 21929.08.1994 |
1-3 | 0 | $189,570 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
Residence: Stamford, Connecticut Single
Johannesburg, South Africa
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Winner at Aptos Ch. (as qualifier), Capetown-3 Ch.; Semifinalist at
Seattle Ch.; Doubles Winner at New Haven Ch. (w/Garrow).
A three-time All-America (1987-89) at the Univ. of California-Irvine,
ranking No. 5 in singles and No. 13 in doubles his senior year in the final
collegiate tennis rankings. In addition to his three-time All-America honors
in singles, earned doubles honors his senior year.
Named the I.T.C.A./Volvo Tennis "Senior College Player-of-the-Year" in
1989 and "Athlete of the Year" at Cal-Irvine.
Captured the Big West Conference No. 1 singles title in '89 and helped
lead his team to a final No. 4 ranking.
One semester short of earning his degree in Business-economics.
Captured the Cape Town Challenger in November 1989, moving from 318 to
192 on the ATP computer rankings.
Climbed from 716 to a career year-end best No. 169 on the ATP computer
in 1989. Also earned a career-high $24,427.
Johannesburg, South Africa
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Winner at Aptos Ch. (as qualifier), Capetown-3 Ch.; Semifinalist at
Seattle Ch.; Doubles Winner at New Haven Ch. (w/Garrow).
A three-time All-America (1987-89) at the Univ. of California-Irvine,
ranking No. 5 in singles and No. 13 in doubles his senior year in the final
collegiate tennis rankings. In addition to his three-time All-America honors
in singles, earned doubles honors his senior year.
Named the I.T.C.A./Volvo Tennis "Senior College Player-of-the-Year" in
1989 and "Athlete of the Year" at Cal-Irvine.
Captured the Big West Conference No. 1 singles title in '89 and helped
lead his team to a final No. 4 ranking.
One semester short of earning his degree in Business-economics.
Captured the Cape Town Challenger in November 1989, moving from 318 to
192 on the ATP computer rankings.
Climbed from 716 to a career year-end best No. 169 on the ATP computer
in 1989. Also earned a career-high $24,427.
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