2016-17 Records, singles and doubles

2015-16 Records, singles and doubles

Career Honors
- First-team All-Centennial Conference in singles (2017)
- Second-team All-Centennial Conference in singles (2016)
- Two-time second-team All-Centennial Conference doubles (2016, 17)
- Centennial Conference Rookie of the Year (2016)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll (2017)
- Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area (2017)

2016-17: First-team All-Centennial Conference in singles … Second-team All-Centennial Conference in doubles … Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area ... Named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll ... Finished the year as the No. 18 player in the ITA Atlantic South Regional singles rankings ... Played No. 1 singles, compiling a 10-9 record (5-3 CC) ... Also contested No. 1 doubles, tying for the team lead with nine victories, finishing 9-9 overall (5-3 CC) … Advanced to the Round of 32 in the championship singles draw at the ITA Atlantic South Regional Championship (10/1-2) … Topped No. 49 Justin Cerny of No. 28 Christopher Newport to start spring singles … Had a season-best three-match winning streak in singles, spanning the Hope International (3/7) through Center (3/21) matches … Played with Dais Nakayama all year in doubles, advancing to the Round of 32 at the ITA Regional Championship … Recorded five straight wins in doubles from the Whittier (3/8) through Washington College (4/5) matches … Closed the year with two straight wins, including a win against No. 20 Mark Fallati and Josh Powell of No. 31 Swarthmore in the Centennial Conference semifinals (5/6).

2015-16: Centennial Conference Rookie of the Year … Second-team All-Centennial Conference in singles … Second-team All-Centennial Conference in doubles … Went 11-5 in singles (5-2 CC), starting the season at No. 3 and moving up to No. 2 by the postseason … Posted an 8-6 record in doubles (6-2 CC), playing primarily with Dais Nakayama in the middle position … Started the spring season by winning his first 11 singles matches … That winning streak began with a three-set victory against his opponent from No. 38 The College of New Jersey … Was victorious at No. 1 singles against La Salle (3/24) before suffering his first defeat of the spring at No. 1 singles against Ursinus in three sets (4/26).

High School: Lettered four times in tennis, playing first, second and third singles throughout his career … Team co-captain … Named to 2015 Connecticut All-State Team … 2015 Connecticut State Open and Class LL Doubles Champion … Led his team to back-to-back Fairfield County Interscholastic Conference Championships, earning first and second-team All-FCIAC honors during those seasons … USTA National Tournament player from 2010-13 … AP Scholar with Distinction … National AP Scholar … Staples High School Scholar Athlete Award.

Personal: Son of Jere and Robert Moskovitz.