2009-10: Ian finished the 2009-10 season ranked second on the team in singles wins with a 5-18 singles record...He played all 23 matches in the third position...He joined fellow Ram Brian Coxton in doubles play to finish 4-20 in doubles.

2008-09: Appeared in 18 singles matches for the Rams in 2008-09 en route to a 1-17 overall singles record...Made one appearance at second singles where he posted an 0-1 record...Made 17 appearances at third singles where he posted a 1-16 record with his lone win of the season coming versus Maryland-Eastern Shore on March 6...Posted a 3-15 doubles record in 18 appearances...Was the only WSSU player to record a victory in each of the three doubles flights...Posted a 1-9 record at first doubles, posted a 1-6 record at second doubles and posted a 1-0 record at third doubles...Posted a 2-0 doubles record with partner Maximilian Glodde and posted a 1-0 doubles record with playing partner Troy Moore.

2007-08: Appeared in 22 singles matches for the Rams in 2007-08 en route to posting a 3-19 singles record, tying him for the team lead in singles wins with Maximilian Glodde...Posted an 0-7 record at fourth singles...Posted a 3-12 record at fifth singles...Won back-to-back singles matches versus Catawba College and North Carolina Central on Feb. 17 in the Rams' tri-match...Won a singles match versus Guilford College on Feb. 29...Posted a 1-21 doubles record in 2007-08...Posted a 1-14 record with doubles partner Brian Coxton...Posted an 0-1 record with doubles partner Ryan Lindquist...Posted an 0-4 record with doubles partner Troy Moore...Posted an 0-1 record with doubles partner Patrick Jenkins...Posted an 0-1 record with doubles partner Daren Milbourne.

Personal: The 2010-11 season will mark Hunter's fourth year as a member of the WSSU men's tennis team...Will likely occupy the third or fourth singles position...A native of Charlotte, N.C. he is a 2007 graduate of Vance High School where was voted the Cougars' MVP his senior season...A Management Information Systems major at WSSU...Born in Miami, Fla. on Feb. 21, 1989.