David Pate

Residence: Las Vegas, Nevada Wife, Debbie; Son, Dakota Ryan
Singles titles: 2, Doubles titles: 18, as follows:
as follows: 1991--(4) Sydney,Aust.Op.,Chicago,Wash.(w/Davis)
1987--(1) Los Angeles 1990--(5) Orlando, Kiawah Island, Los Angeles
1984--(1) Japan Open Indianapolis, Paris Indoor (w/Davis
1989--(2) Sydney Indoor (w/Warner), Tokyo Indoor
(w/Curren)
1988--(2) Memphis, Johannesburg (w/Curren)
1987--(2) Los Angeles, Johannesburg(w/Curren)
1986--(1) Philadelphia (w/S. Davis)
1985--(2) Stratton Mt., Japan Open(w/S.Davis)
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Quarterfinalist at Johannesburg; Semifinalist at Capetown Ch.; Doubles
Runner-up at Indian Wells, Japan Open (w/Curren), Capetown-3 Ch. (w/Van't
Hof); Doubles Semifinalist at Philadelphia, Scottsdale, San Francisco
(w/Curren), Charleston (w/Wilkison), Stratton Mt. (w/S. Davis).
1988- Semifinalist at Orlando; Quarterfinalist at Memphis, Japan Open, Los
Angeles, Scottsdale; Doubles Runner-up at Japan Open (w/Denton); Doubles
Semifinalist at Indian Wells, Scottsdale, Paris Indoor (w/Curren).
1987- Runner-up at Chicago, Japan Open; Semifinalist at Scottsdale; Quarter-
Queens; Doubles Runner-up at Paris Indoor, Frankfurt (w/S. Davis).
1986- Semifinalist at Atlanta, Scottsdale; Quarterfinalist at LaQuinta, Fort
Myers, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Japan Open, Tokyo Indoor, Wembley;
Doubles Runner-up at Scottsdale (w/S. Davis).
1985- Runner-up at LaQuinta; Semifinalist at Newport, Wembley; Quarterfinal-
ist at Cleveland; Doubles Runner-up at Fort Myers (w/S. Giammalva), Tokyo
Indoor (w/S. Davis).
1984- Runner-up at Honolulu; Quarterfinalist at Cleveland, Los Angeles;
Doubles Runner-up at Tournament of Champions-N.Y. (w/Fernandez).
Qualified for the Nabisco Masters doubles in 1987 (w/S. Davis) for the
first time.
Won the 1981 NCAA Doubles title (w/Carl Richter) and a two-time All-
American at Texas Christian University.
Member of the 1982 USTA Junior Davis Cup team.
Father was a dealer at a Las Vegas casino. A protege and friend of
former pro Pancho Gonzalez, now a teaching pro at Caesar's Palace.
Enjoys riding dirt bikes and golf.
Compiled a 28-18 match record and earned a career-high $251,121 in 1987.
Surpassed $1 million in career prize money by reaching the quarterfinals
at Johannesburg in November 1989.