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Former University of Alabama Tennis Player, Becker O’Shaugnessey, Gives Recruiting Advice

          

By Keirsten Sires|Updated on June 27, 2023 (originally published on August 27, 2016)

Former University of Alabama Tennis Player, Becker O’Shaugnessey, Gives Recruiting Advice Former University of Alabama Tennis Player, Becker O’Shaugnessey, Gives Recruiting Advice

We sat down with former Alabama men's tennis player, Becker O'Shaugnessey, who was a Five-star recruit according to TennisRecruiting.net and the No. 1 ranked player in Georgia. At Alabama, he was All-SEC and All-American. He also earned the #1 spot in singles, as well as reaching a ranking of #26 in the country in doubles. LRT sports talked to Mr. O'Shaugnessey about his recruiting process and his time at Alabama.

 
         

* Originally published on August 27, 2016, by Keirsten Sires

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