Western Michigan University Athletics

2018-19: Named an ITA Scholar-Athlete ... played in a total of 14 singles matches, compiling an 8-6 overall record ... won six of his last ten matches ... went 7-5 in doubles play ... earned a 6-3 record in doubles matches with partner Nick Schnobel. 

2017-18: Academic All-MAC recipient … named the WMU’s Doubles Team of the Year with partner Nick Schnobel … advanced to the Midwest Regional doubles quarterfinals with Schnobel in the fall … Olivarez was also named MAC Doubles Team of the Week with Schnobel on Feb. 28 … led the team with 24 doubles wins, including a 19-8 record with Schnobel … the pair went 11-5 in the spring with a 10-2 record at two … finished 23-12 in singles play and 16-6 in dual-matches … played primarily at No. 5 as he went 10-3 in the spot … became the first Bronco in program history to earn a singles point during an NCAA Tournament Match as he defeated No. 25 Notre Dame’s Grayson Broadus 6-4, 6-0.

2016-17: Named Academic All-MAC … Two-time MAC Doubles Player of the Week with Jannik Opitz … voted Team Most Improved … voted the WMU Doubles Team of the Year with Jannik Opitz … finished 21-9 in singles including a 11-5 duals record … he went 9-3 at No. 6 in singles …  held a 18-2 doubles record including a perfect 12-0 dual record and went 6-0 against the MAC … started the season 3-2 and ended by winning 15 straight doubles matches … he and partner Jannik Opitz won 11 doubles matches in the three spot from Mar. 3 to Apr. 29.

2015-16: Finished 12-6 in singles including an 8-4 record in Fall tournaments ... started season winning five straight matches and ended season winning his last four ... went 5-3 in doubles play with Andrew Cahn and Nick Schnobel ... won three straight matches early in season and ended winning his last two.

Prep: Advanced to the round of 16 in the main draw of the 2-15 Sarawak Chief Minister's Cup in Malaysia ... Participated on the Philippine National Men's Tennis Team ... At time of signing, was ranked second among under-18 men in the Philippines ... Has ranked as high as #341 in the ITF junior world rankings

Personal: Cousin of former Bronco Pablo Olivarez, who won two regular season MAC championships and three MAC Tournament championships with the Broncos from 2008-12 and ranks 12th on the all-time wins list at WMU ... Nephew of Edwin Olivarez, current President of the Philippine Tennis Association, a post once held by his grandfather Pablo ... Majoring in Accounting with a 3.82 GPA