Guilford College

2021

• Led the Quakers with a 10-1 mark in singles action, finishing 7-1 against ODAC opponents.
• Was 9-1 as a No. 4 seed and claimed a win as the No. 3 seed.
• Played doubles alongside Drake Schreiber, finishing 8-4 overall and 6-2 in ODAC play.
• Posted four straight singles victories to open the season, including a 7-5, 7-6 (7-1) from the No. 3 seed over Dalton Capobianco (Roanoke) before three as the No. 4 seed against David Bishop (Ferrum), Bryce Williams (Emory & Henry) and Colby Cook (Randolph).
• Began a six-match winning streak with a 6-0, 6-0 win over Brenton Baugh (Shenandoah) on April 3.
• Followed with two-set wins over Cooper Brewen (Lynchburg), Andrew Quick (Hampden-Sydney), Gabe Elder (Bridgewater), E.J. Stolmeijer (Methodist) and Ryan Aud (Randolph-Macon).
• Paired with Drake Schreiber to win four doubles matches as the No. 2 seed to open the season, defeating Roanoke, Ferrum, Emory & Henry and Randolph in succession.
• Opened April play with three consecutive doubles wins for the Quakers, alongside Schreiber, by defeating Shenandoah, Lynchburg and Hampden-Sydney.
• Claimed final doubles win of the season against Randolph-Macon as he and Schreiber helped Guilford advance to the second round of the ODAC Tournament.

2019-20

• went 3-6 in singles and 5-5 in doubles overall 
• picked up a win in the third singles spot in the Quakers' 7-2 victory over Ferrum 
• posted wins in the first doubles spot with teammate Mason Robb in Guilford victories over Ferrum and Mary Baldwin

2018-19

• went 10-8, mostly at fourth singles
• eight of his 10 wins were shutouts
• enjoyed a six-match winning streak
• teamed with Joe Horne to post an 11-6 doubles record in the number-two flight
• ranked second on the team in doubles wins
• recorded a 21-16 combined record

Personal

• 2018-19 ODAC All-Academic Team member
• three-time member of Guilford's Student-Athlete Honor Roll
• named to the Spring 2019 dean's list
• four-year letter winner at Billings H.S.
• three-time All-Montana AA selection
• helped Billings to the 2018 AA state title and three AA divisional crowns
• son of Chris and Paige Montague