Career Statistics (Through 2019-20 Season)

2019-20: Played No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles…Season was canceled March 13 due to COVID-19…Picked up a 6-2, 5-7, 10-4 win against St. Norbert College (March 6)...Played every match at either No. 1 singles or No. 1 doubles…Gained doubles wins against St. Norbert College (March 6) and Augustana College (March 7).

2018-19: Named to the NACC All-Singles and Doubles team for the second-straight season...Finished year with a 10-12 record playing in the No. 1 singles pot...Posted a 13-9 doubles record, also playing in the No. 1 position, primarily with partner Sabastion Seeger...Went 5-3 in No. 1 singles matches during NACC play and 7-1 in No. 1 doubles contests...Posted three-straight singles wins from April 16-25...Won both matches (No. 1 singles, No. 1 doubles) in a NACC Tournament win over Aurora (April 29)...Named NACC Men's Tennis Student-Athlete of the Week on April 21. 

2017-18: Finished the season with an 8-14 singles record (primarily No. 2) and a 9-14 doubles record (No. 1 spot)... Named NACC All-Conference Singles and Doubles, one of only two freshmen in the entire conference to earn both distinctions... Ended the season strong with a 4-1 singles record over last five matches and 5-1 doubles record... Beat MSOE at No. 2 doubles, 8-1, with Evan Stone to guide Eagles to NACC Championship match... Finished 1-1 in traditional three-set matches... Tied for the second-most singles win and the second-most doubles wins in the conference... Went a combined 12-4 during NACC play.

High School: Played at Freeport high school under head coach Ed Schradermeier where he was named First Team All-Conference and helped lead his team to a runner up finish in the conference... Finished second in conference at No. 1 doubles with a 20-4 record and finished runner-up in sectionals, posted a 6-3 singles record, and was named a NIC-10 Scholar.

Personal: Son of Ed Schradermeier and Uli Dornhagen... Majoring in math... Made the high honor roll and was an Illinois State Scholar... Also involved with FIRST Robotics and the chess team... Has traveled to 17 countries, has dual citizenship, and likes to run on the beach.

Why Edgewood College?: "I chose Edgewood College because of the location, and the academic opportunities it provided."