Jared Palmer - 2006

Jared is an All-American Collegiate Champion at Stanford capturing the NCAA Singles title in 1989, his Sophomore year. He was a member of the Stanford tennis team and finished 13 in collegiate rankings. In 1991 Jared turned professional and competed on the ATP Tour for 15 years.

He is the winner of 3 Grand Slams Titles; 1995 Australian Open, 2001 Wimbledon Championships and the U.S. Open Doubles in 2001. He was also a Doubles finalist at Wimbledon in 1999 and at the U.S. Open as well. He teamed up with Donald Johnson and the duo put together a 44-18 match record, winning six titles together. He also owns titles with Kavelnikov, Tarango, Adams, Haarhus, McEnroe, Knowles, Renenberg and Todd Martin. He is the winner of an ATP Singles event in Pinehurst, NC and was ranked as high as 35 in singles in 1994 and # 1 in doubles in March of 2000.

Jared excelled in doubles due to his quickness and great hands at net and was ranked No 1 in doubles in 2000. Jared was one of the most colorful players on tour and compiled 28 doubles titles to his name and was also a finalist in 23 doubles tournaments. He won with a variety of partners being most successful with Donald Johnson.

Jared probably would have had more titles to his name if it wasn’t for a 1995-97 injury prone years. In 1995 he underwent, arthroscopic surgery on both knees to repair cartilage, in 1996 a Rotator Cuff shoulder surgery and in 1997 tore a right hamstring that took him out for the season.

Jared retired in 2005 and has gone back to Stanford University to finish his studies in History.

Career Highlights

» Winner of over 28 ATP & World Doubles titles & Finalist in 23
» Ranked No. 1 in Doubles on ATP Tour 1994
» Australian Doubles Champion in 1995
» Wimbledon Doubles Champion in 2001 and finalist in 1999
» U.S. Open Doubles Champion 2001 and finalist in 1999
» Highest Singles ranking on ATP 35 in 1994
» ATP Singles title in 1994
» Played on Stanford University Tennis Team 1989-91
» 1989 captured NCAA singles title as a Sophomore and earned All-American honors and finished 13 in collegiate rankings
» Has a 3-4 career Davis Cup record (2-4 in doubles)
» Member of the 2000-1 Player Council

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Palo Alto, CA

July 2, 1971

New York, NY, USA

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1991

U.S. $11,527,977

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