General Brian
Joelson
Male
United States of America
1961-09-30
Columbus, GA, United States of America


About

Wins the state high school boys singles tennis championship for the second year in a row in 1979 while at Aloha high school.
Attended Texas A & M. on full scholarship – received all SE conference honors.
Played on the professional tennis circuit for several years directly out of college. Played in several grand slam tournaments.
Ranked number 1 in men’s open singles in the Northwest 7 times between 1985 and 1999.
Wins the USTA Father & Son Hard Court Championships in 2008 for the 6th straight year with his son Brett Joelson.
His daughter Ashley is currently playing on the U.C.L.A. girls tennis team.
Brian is currently a part time tennis professional at the Charbonneau Tennis Club in Wilsonville Oregon.
Honors

Member of the USTA/PNW Hall of Fame
Relevant article
At age 12 he chose tennis -and now Hall of Fame chooses Brian Joelson, Portland Tribune (Kerry Eggers), 10/2008



Media


Archive statistics 1981 - 1993
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42
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Tournaments Wimbledon - 1993 Philadelphia Indoors - Qualifying - 1984 Indian Wells - Qualifying - 1984 United States 5 Satellite - Leg 1 - 1983 United States 5 Satellite - Leg 2 - 1983 United States 5 Satellite - Leg 3 - 1983 United States 5 Satellite - Leg 4 - 1983 United States 5 Satellite - Masters - 1983 Canada Satellite - Leg 2 - 1983 Canada Satellite - Leg 4 - 1983 Canada Satellite - Masters - 1983 Texas Professional Open - 1983 Canada Satellite - Leg 1 - Qualifying - 1983 Canada Satellite - Leg 2 - Qualifying - 1983 Dallas Open - Qualifying - 1983 United States 6 Satellite - Leg 1 - Qualifying - 1983 United States 6 Satellite - Leg 4 - Qualifying - 1983 Intercollegiate Championships - 1982 Penn National Invitation - 1981 United States 3 Satellite - Leg 3 - 1981 United States 3 Satellite - Leg 4 - 1981 United States 3 Satellite - Leg 4 - Qualifying - 1981 United States 3 Satellite - Leg 1 - Qualifying - 1981

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