Western Michigan University Athletics

2010-11

• Team captain
• First Team All-MAC for third consecutive season
• Recipient of the Jack Vredevelt Sportsmanship Award, given annually by the MAC to one senior athlete
• Finished 14th on WMU's career wins list wit 175 career victories
• Finished the season with an 18-12 singles record playing primarily in the No. 2 position, including 4-1 against MAC opponents
• Closed the season on a four-match win streak in singles play
• Defeated Ball State's Zane Smith 6-0, 6-1 in the semifinal round of the 2011 MAC Men's Tennis championships
• Finished doubles play with a record of 19-11, including a 4-1 record against MAC opponents in the regular season
• Teamed with Michael Calderone to post an 8-3 record in doubles play, including a 6-3 record at the No. 1 position that featured a win over Ball State's Dalton Albertin and Cliff Morrison in the 011 MAC Men's Tennis championships semifinals
• Earned three victories before falling in the semifinals of Flight A Singles at the Purdue Fall Invitational (9/17-19)
• Won both of his matches with Michael Calderone to win Flight A Doubles at the Wildcat Invitational (10/15-17)

2009-10

• First Team All-MAC, Academic All-MAC, ITA Scholar-Athlete
• MAC Tournament MVP after going 2-0 at No. 2 singles and 2-0 at No. 2 doubles to lead WMU to NCAA Tournament
• Western Michigan MVP
• Went 2-1 against nationally-ranked doubles teams with Zeyad Montasser after defeating No. 35 David Bendheim/Calin Paar of Nebraska 8-6 and No. 55 Filip Miljevic and Alexander Pelaez of Illinois State 8-6
• Led the team with 19 dual singles wins at No. 1 (6-5), No. 2 (12-3) and No. 3 (1-0)
• Went 2-3 against nationally-ranked singles opponents with wins over No. 65 Anton Bobytskyi of Oklahoma State 6-1, 6-2 and No. 121 Tobias Wernet of Minnesota 6-4, 4-6, 6-4
• Second on the team with 28 overall doubles wins, including 4-6 at No. 1 and 13-4 at No. 2
• MAC Player of the Week (2/24) after earning victories against nationally-ranked Iowa and Nebraska
• MAC Player of the Week (3/31) after going 5-1 against No. 39 Minnesota, UIC and Atlantic 10 champion Xavier
• MAC Male Scholar Athlete of the Week (5/6) after being named MAC Tournament MVP
• Won doubles flight of Vredevelt Invitational in the fall with Montasser and lost in the doubles final of the IU Invitational with Michael Calderone
• Lost in singles flight final of the Vredevelt Invitational
• Earned third letter

2008-09

• First Team All-MAC, Academic All-MAC, ITA Scholar-Athlete, All-MAC Tournament Team
• WMU Hap Sorensen Coach’s Award
• Went 5-0 in MAC singles at No. 2-3 and 2-0 in the MAC Tournament
• Went 4-1 in MAC doubles at No. 1 and 1-0 in the MAC Tournament
• Overall, went 7-2 at No. 2 and 11-4 at No. 3 singles
• Compiled 9-4 overall record at No. 1 doubles
• MAC Player of the Week (2/18) after earning five wins against Michigan State, Illinois State and Iowa
• MAC Player of the Week (3/4) after going 3-1 vs. No. 48 Minnesota and No. 45 East Tennessee State
• MAC Player of the Week (3/25) after winning at No. 1 doubles and No. 2 singles at Chicago State
• Defeated No. 38 Ben Hartman/Austin Doerner of DePaul and No. 71 Johnny Parkes/Miles Bugby of New Mexico with Michael Calderone
• Earned second letter

2007-08

• Second Team All-MAC
• MAC Player of the Week (2/27) after going 5-1 against No. 67 Michigan State, No. 68 Iowa and Cornell, including a win over the No. 25 player in the Midwest, Reinoud Haal of Iowa (3-6, 7-5, 7-6)
• One of only two players (Michael Calderone) to win 20 or more doubles matches (21-5)
• Teamed with Calderone to defeat Chris Madden and George Navas of Michigan, 9-8 (3), at three doubles in the NCAA Tournament to clinch the first NCAA Tournament point in WMU history
• Finished the year on a 10-match winning streak with Calderone
• Earned first letter

High School

• Ranked No. 19 in Japan in Boys 18s
• Won the 2006 Ann Arbor Junior Open by beating five straight seeded players, including 2006 Michigan Division I No. 1 singles state champion Andy Gauthier
• Played No. 1 singles in high school in 2004 and 2005 and No. 2 singles in 2003
• Top 16 in Boys 18 singles at 2005 All Japan Junior Indoors, Top 32 in Boys 18 singles and Top 16 in Boys 18 doubles at 2005 All Japan Juniors
• Top 32 in singles at 2004 All Japan High School Tennis Championships and top 32 in doubles at 2005 All Japan High School Tennis Championships
• Competed in 2004 ITF World Super Junior Tennis Championship

Personal

• Majoring in marketing with 3.64 GPA
• Son of Masahisa and Yumi Komada
• Has an older brother, Takuya
• Born Feb. 22, 1988

Komada's Career Statistics (as of 3/9/11)