Michael Ingham Class: Senior Hometown: Rochdale, England High School: Hulme Grammar School

Dwayne on Mike: "Mike is a gutsy player who is very good at figuring out how to win. He is a great competitor."

Biggest Win in '99: Against Georgia Southern's Ryan O'Keefe (2/6) , Ingham pulled out a tight three-set victory to extend his winning streak to three. After winning the first set convincingly 6-3, Ingham lost a second set tiebreaker 7-4. In the deciding third set, Ingham broke O'Keefe at 5-5 and served out the match for his seventh win of the season.

One of the winningest tennis players in FSU history...with 67 career singles wins and 40 career doubles wins, should move into the top 10 in both categories by the end of the 2000 spring season...a fiery competitor with a good all-around game...the only senior on this year's squad...23 of 67 career wins have come at No. 4 singles.

1998-99: Dominant at No. 4 singles during the spring, winning seven of 10 matches...went 4-2 in ACC competition...put together four-match win streak at the beginning of March that included two, three set victories...won four of six matches that went three sets...12 of 16 wins were in two sets...teamed with senior Yvo Niks to win 14 of 20 doubles matches in the spring...played primarily at No. 2 doubles with Niks, winning 11 matches and five of seven in ACC play...won his last four singles matches in the fall and all but one overall...won the Flight 5 Singles Championship at the Seminole Fall Classic...went undefeated with Chad Mooney in doubles during the fall, posting a 4-0 record en route to winning the Flight 2 Doubles Championship at the Seminole Fall Classic.

1997-98: Finished second on the team in victories, posting a record of 25-11...spent most of season at No. 4 singles, yet went 5-1 at No. 3...recorded an impressive 8-2 record against ACC competition...won nine of his last 10 regular-season matches and 11 of his last 14...was runner up for the fourth flight in NCAA regional tournament. ...won three matches in the pre-qualifying tournament to advance to the qualifying rounds of the ITA National Claycourt Championships at the Suburban Club in Baltimore, MD during the fall.

1996-97: Played at No. 4 through 6 singles during the dual match season...recorded a team-high 18 dual match singles victories, as well as 26 overall singles wins...went 7-2 in ACC singles competition...had win streaks of nine twice...went undefeated at No. 3 and 6 singles and had an impressive 5-1 record at No. 4 singles...advanced through the qualifying rounds to main draw of the Rolex Region II Indoor Championships...advanced to his flight's final at the 1996 Seminole Fall Classic...won two out of three matches at the 1996 Clemson Fall Classic...competed in doubles action with Joe Carnley, Yvo Niks and Murphy Payne...went 4-8 at No. 3 singles with Carnley...named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll.

High School and other accomplishments: Played No. 1 singles and doubles for the Hulme Grammar School in Heywood, England...won the U-14 and U-16 singles and doubles titles at the British Nationals...also picked up the national title for U-18 indoors...won the championship at the British Winter Series...represented England in the European Championships and at the European Team Cup competition...has a world junior ranking of 75...competed against 1996 Wimbledon phenom and fellow Britain Tim Henman.

Personal: Born July 6, 1976...major is multi-national business...son of Roger and Christine Ingham.

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