2006-07: Second team All-America East at #2 singles ... had a 17-12 singles mark, including a 4-0 record in conference action ... second on the team in wins ... undefeated in play at #4 during the season at 4-0 ... advanced to the quarterfinals in the consolation bracket of the ITA Northeast Championships ... picked up Stony Brook's only victory in the America East final against UMBC, taking a 6-3, 6-2 win at #2 ... had a 5-16 record in doubles play ... teamed with Jon Epstein to go 3-1 in #3 action, including a 2-0 mark in conference play.

2005-2006: Earned Rookie of the Year honors and first team All-America East honors as he helped his team to an America East Championship and NCAA bid ... only freshman to make all-conference team ... faced Gruendler in #4 singles and Dehaine and Drean with Kortum in #3 doubles vs. UCLA in the first round of the NCAA Tournament ... named to America East All-Championship team in #4 singles and #3 doubles ... beat Martinez of Binghamton in straight sets in conference final ... competed at #4 singles and #3 doubles for most of the season... had an overall record of 14-6 in singles and 13-8 in doubles.

High School: Attended Lycee Jean-Narci Boivin in Paris, France.

Personal: Born Youssef Fassi-Fehri on March 5, 1986 ... son of Fassi Fehri Maria and Fassi Fehri Ali ... has two brothers ... a multidisciplinary studies major.