Jan. 25, 2006
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida State men’s tennis coach Dwayne Hultquist announced late last week the addition of freshman Ryan Boyajian (Weston, Fla.) to the team. Boyajian is eligible to start competing immediately and he joins eight other Seminoles on a quest to make FSU’s fourth straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament.
“It is such an honor to play at Florida State,” said Boyajian, the son of Aram and Patty Boyajian. “To join a team that is ranked 11th in the country with such a strong tennis tradition is a great achievement and something I’ve always dreamed about.”
Below is a detailed listing of Boyajian’s athletic accomplishments:
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At Florida State: Ryan Boyajian, a sophomore in the classroom, officially joined the Florida State men’s tennis team in January…He has four years of eligibility remaining on the court and will be listed as a freshman…Boyajian recorded an outstanding prep career at St. Thomas Aquinas and will serve a utility role on the team this season…One of four newcomers to the team…Attempted to compete last season but medically withdrew after a bout with mono…Considered by his coaches as a intelligent athlete that competes with a lot of heart.
According to Coach Hultquist: “We are excited that Ryan has joined our team. He has a really good backhand and is quick around the court. Ryan is gifted athletically and has the potential to contribute a lot to our program this season.”
High School and Other Accomplishments:
Prepped at St. Thomas Aquinas in
Personal: Born July 7, 1986…The son of Aram and Patty Boyajian…The oldest of two children…Has a younger brother named Brennan…Pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering…A member of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity…Likes to compete in all kinds of physical activities including but not limited to football and basketball…Enjoys going to the beach, relaxing, listening to music, and spending time with his friends.