Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2017: ITA All-American in doubles · named First Team All-Centennial in doubles · First Team CoSIDA Academic All-District · ITA Scholar-Athlete · went 7-3 in singles and 19-5 in doubles · led team in doubles wins · won fourth straight ITA Southeast Doubles Championship · placed sixth at ITA Oracle Cup in doubles · won six straight singles matches from March 25 to April 29 · earned his 100th career win on April 15 · named Centennial Conference Player of the Week (April 17) · unbeaten in singles from March 25 to May 13 · had doubles wins streaks of five (March 16-April 9) and eight (April 15-May 13) · lost just three doubles matches in the spring.

2016: ITA All-American in doubles · finished 12-4 in singles and 23-7 in doubles · second on the team in doubles wins · lost in finals of Loyola Invitational after going 3-1 in singles and 3-1 in doubles · won third straight ITA Doubles Championship · placed sixth in doubles at ITA National Small College Championship · lost just one singles match from April 6 to May 13 · had a pair of seven-match win streaks in doubles · went 5-1 in doubles in the postseason.

2015: ITA All-American in doubles · posted a 4-4 record in singles and 17-10 in doubles · all four singles wins came in straight sets · won ITA Southeast Doubles Championship and advanced to round of 32 in championship singles draw · finished seventh in doubles at the ITA National Small College Championship · went 4-1 in doubles in postseason team play.

2014: ITA All-American in doubles · named First Team All-Centennial Conference in doubles · ITA Southeast Doubles Champion · finished fifth in doubles at ITA National Small College Championship · ranked as high as fifth in the nation and first in the Atlantic South in doubles · went 5-3 in singles and 21-9 in doubles · 21 doubles wins are third most by a freshman in program history · won nine of 10 doubles matches from September 28 to February 21 · won nine straight doubles matches from April 8 to May 11 · went 4-1 in doubles in the Centennial Conference and NCAA Team Tournaments.

Personal: Emerson Walsh · son of Kevin Walsh and Carol Summe · father played tennis and coached at the University of Louisville and was inducted into Cardinals' Hall of Fame in 2001 · brother, Spencer, swam at Georgetown · named to Principal's List every quarter · organized and hosted Red Cross blood drives · state doubles semifinalist as a freshman and sophomore · state doubles finalist as a junior · led team to four straight state semifinals · two-time captain · state singles semifinalist as a senior · also swam for one year · recipient of 2015 Student Initiatives Fund at JHU · Dean's List student majoring in mechanical engineering.