Second Team All-C-USA in singles, and also saved his best for last, as he was awarded Co-Outstanding Singles Player at the C-USA Championship
His debut year featured 17 overall singles wins, and 15 in dual match play
Posted 13 of his wins in the No. 2 slot and another two at No. 1
Added another 14 doubles victories, 12 in the spring
Had a 6-3 mark at No. 2 doubles
Recorded three clinching singles points in dual matches, including in the Owls’ C-USA Championship semifinal win over Rice
Won all three of his singles matches at the Conference USA Championship
Began play in the quarterfinals with a straight-set 6-4, 6-1 against UAB
Earned the Owls’ clinching point to top Rice in the semis, in three sets, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4
Then earned another straight-set win in the title match, against Middle Tennessee, 6-4, 6-4
Was also rewarded during the regular season, on Feb. 20, with C-USA Tennis Male Athlete of the Week honors
What Coach Gonzalez Had to Say:
"Kirac is one of the highest recruited prospects in the country and I am humbled, to say the least, that he committed to us. Aside from Kirac's game, which is phenomenal, I was most impressed with his character and the way he carried himself. Kirac was always very polite and respectful throughout the process and this goes a long way. For me, this is a priority, aside from only recruiting talent. I am confident that Kirac will blend in smoothly with our culture of excellence. I am looking forward to helping him develop personally off the court as well as physically on the court."
High School/International:
Owns a career-high ITF ranking of 183 and a UTR rating of 13.62
Was the champion of the Coral Gables G4 ITF in singles and won the Trinidad G4 ITF in both singles and doubles play
Also been a finalist at the International Grass Courts ITF and the Barbados G4 ITF in 2016 and 2017