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Mike Leach
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- Age: 52 (09.03.1960)
- Birthplace: Minneapolis, MN
- Residence: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
- Height: 5'11" (180 cm)
- Weight: 165 lbs (75 kg)
- Plays: Left-handed
Inactive
United States
As of 21.05.2012
| Ranking | W-L | Titles | Prize Money* |
| Career | High 2915.07.1985 |
75-102 | 0 | $379,811 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
| Career | High 1508.12.1986 |
105-96 | 4 | $379,811 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
Residence: Atlanta, Georgia Wife, Bunny; Son, Jessie
Doubles titles: 4, as follows: 1987--(1) Seoul (w/Korita).
1986--(3) Toronto Indoor, Itaparica (w/ Hooper); Scottsdale (w/Lavalle).
1987- QF at Seoul; Doubles runner-up at Rotterdam, Newport, RI (w/Hooper).
1986- Runner-up at Livingston; QF at Atlanta; Doubles runner-up at Houston
(w/Hooper); Doubles Semifinalist at Atlanta (w/Wilkison); Tokyo Indoor,
Livingston (w/Hooper); Cincinnati (w/Flach).
1985- Semifinalist at Atlanta; Quarterfinalist at Lipton, Wembley.
1984- QF at Boston, Melbourne Indoor, Brisbane; Doubles runner-up at Rome (w/
Alexander); Hawaii (w/Dickson).
Best Grand Slam results: R16 at 1983 Wimbledon.
Won a career high $110,250 in prize money in 1986.
1982 NCAA singles champion and All-American at Michigam. First player
from the Big Ten Conference to win the NCAA singles crown in 25 years, and
the only married player to ever win the title.
Member of the 1982 USTA Junior Davis Cup Team.
One of the hardest servers in the game.
He grew up in Weston, Massachusetts, but has lived in Ann Arbor since
his college days.
One of six tennis-playing children of an orthopedist. He once teamed
with his Dad to rank No. 3 in the U.S. Father-Son category. In 1981, the
Leaches were named New England Tennis Family of the Year.
Mike's hobbies include skiing and swimming.
Doubles titles: 4, as follows: 1987--(1) Seoul (w/Korita).
1986--(3) Toronto Indoor, Itaparica (w/ Hooper); Scottsdale (w/Lavalle).
1987- QF at Seoul; Doubles runner-up at Rotterdam, Newport, RI (w/Hooper).
1986- Runner-up at Livingston; QF at Atlanta; Doubles runner-up at Houston
(w/Hooper); Doubles Semifinalist at Atlanta (w/Wilkison); Tokyo Indoor,
Livingston (w/Hooper); Cincinnati (w/Flach).
1985- Semifinalist at Atlanta; Quarterfinalist at Lipton, Wembley.
1984- QF at Boston, Melbourne Indoor, Brisbane; Doubles runner-up at Rome (w/
Alexander); Hawaii (w/Dickson).
Best Grand Slam results: R16 at 1983 Wimbledon.
Won a career high $110,250 in prize money in 1986.
1982 NCAA singles champion and All-American at Michigam. First player
from the Big Ten Conference to win the NCAA singles crown in 25 years, and
the only married player to ever win the title.
Member of the 1982 USTA Junior Davis Cup Team.
One of the hardest servers in the game.
He grew up in Weston, Massachusetts, but has lived in Ann Arbor since
his college days.
One of six tennis-playing children of an orthopedist. He once teamed
with his Dad to rank No. 3 in the U.S. Father-Son category. In 1981, the
Leaches were named New England Tennis Family of the Year.
Mike's hobbies include skiing and swimming.
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