Tyler Mackesy

2022-23

• Defeated Navy’s Tommy Rankin in straight games in the season opener
• Tallied a straight games win against Dean Brooker to help UVA to a 9-0 win over St. Lawrence
• Went 2-0 in matches during the MASC Championships to help UVA to its fourth MASC Championship
• Defeated Drexel’s Gautam Nagpal in straight games at the nine spot
• Fell to Yale’s Eric Kim in straight games at CSA Team Championships
• ACC Academic Honor Roll
• Finished the season 6-11 primarily playing 8 and 9
• Collected an overall record of 21-23 at UVA

2021-22

• Compiled a record of 9-11 for the Cavaliers
• Notched points against seven ranked opponents
• Defeated Dickinson’s Patrick Noonan to score a point for the Hoos in the first round of the MASC Championships
• Took down MIT’s Nikhil Kakarla in the second round of the MASC Championships
• Opened the season with a win at the No. 5 position against Navy (11/10)

2020-21

• ACC Academic Honor Roll
• Went 1-0, playing in the second Navy match at 3 on the ladder

2019-20

• Recorded a 5-1 record
• Won matches against Richmond, Vassar and Dickinson
• Defeated Quinlan Jeudy from Rochester in an exhibition match
• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Background

• Earned first-team All-New England honors during senior year
• Four-year starter at Hotchkiss
• Captured the 2018-19 George E. Haines ’38 Squash Trophy for winning the Hotchkiss boys’ squash tournament and the 2019 Squash Prize for being the team MVP
• Concluded his high school career with a 70-23 overall record, winning 75 percent of his matches
• Recorded an 11-5 record playing in the No. 1 spot as a senior
• Named a U.S. Squash Scholar Athlete all four years of his high school career

Personal

• Son of D. Scott Mackesy and Jennifer Mackesy
• Has one brother, Coulter
• Mother, Jennifer, played soccer at William and Mary
• Father, D. Scott, played tennis at William and Mary
• Economics major