Johns Hopkins University Athletics

Statistically Speaking Ranks 18^th in school history in career singles wins (41),

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Accolades
- Named Centennial Conference Player of the Week (05-01-17)  
- Named 2017 Centennial Conference Tournament MVP

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2020
- Went 4-1 in singles and 1-1 in doubles
- Advanced to round of 32 in singles and doubles at ITA Southeast Championship

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2019
- Went 15-4 in singles, including 3-0 in conference; led team in singles wins
- Finished 6-7 in doubles
- Opened season on five-match win streak in singles
- Won 10 of final 12 singles matches of the season
- Ended season on three-match win streak in singles

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2018 
- Went 7-5 in singles and 2-1 in doubles
- Won two of three three-set matches
- Ended season on five-match win streak in singles

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2017
- Went 15-4 in singles and 2-3 in doubles  
- Tied for team and conference lead in singles wins  
- Placed second at Loyola Invitational with Joseph Cartledge  
- Advanced to round of 16 in singles at ITA Southeast Regional  
- Ended season on five-match win streak in singles  
- Won eight of final nine (completed) singles matches  

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At Countryside
- Did community service with the National Honor Society  
- Went unbeaten at #2 singles and #1 doubles during regular season and finished second at district finals as a freshman  
- Lost one match at #2 singles, went undefeated at #1 doubles and lost in regional finals as a sophomore  
- Named team MVP as a senior after going unbeaten at #1 singles and losing only one match at #1 doubles as a senior  
- Led team to district playoffs and advanced to state tournament as an individual as a senior  
- Played 10 years with the USTA and ranked as high as 34 in boys’ 18 division  

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Personal 
- Aaron Carey  
- Son of Rodger and Celeste Carey  
- Volunteers with disabled children in the school system  
- Majoring in public health and economics