2025-26 (Senior):

Played two matches in the spring, but his success came in the fall, where he posted a 4-1 overall record in singles … Won the singles B draw at the Dillard Invitational with four straight singles victories; he also won a match at the ITA regional to go 5-1 in the fall … Also earned SSAC All-Academic Team and NAIA Scholar-Athlete honors for the second year in a row … Combining his fall and spring success over the years, he finished his career tied with Remus Hebhang-Balan for fifth on Loyola's career singles wins list with a record of 25-28. 

2024-25 (Junior):

Played in most of the Wolf Pack's season in singles … Went 6-8 overall in singles, including wins over ranked teams Our Lady of the Lake and Tennessee Southern plus NCAA DI Nicholls … Named to the SSAC All-Academic Team and was a Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete. 

2023-24 (Sophomore):

Went 3-5 in singles, including 2-1 at No. 6 singles … Earned two doubles wins with Hippolyte de Preville and two with Sam Motazed at No. 1 doubles. 

2022-23 (Freshman):

In his first year with the Pack, he posted a 4-4 record in singles and 3-3 in doubles, winning his first match of the spring with Tiger Cheung and going 2-3 with Aubin Duchier the rest of the season … In the fall, he won three matches at the ITA Gulf Regional to reach the final of the B draw, and he reached the quarterfinals in doubles with Duchier. 


Pre-Loyola:

Attended Crossroads FLEX High School, where his coach was Eric Bratt at RRC … Summa Cum Laude … National Honor Society … NC State Scholar.

Personal:

Majoring in Finance … Born February 3, 2004 … Son of Emily and Ken Matz … His favorite food is ice cream and his least favorite is bananas … Favorite book is The Diamond in the Window by Jane Langton … Favorite movie is Sgt. Bilko … Most influential people in his life are his parents … Hobbies are skimboarding, surfing, volleyball, jewelry making … Favorite athlete is Rafael Nadal.