
Schyllander Signs Joshua Charlton To 2018-19 Roster
11/09/17 | Men's Tennis
Oregon men's tennis head coach added Australia native Joashua Charlton to the 2018-19 roster Thursday morning.
EUGENE, Ore. – Oregon men's tennis head coach Nils Schyllander announced the addition of Joshua Charlton to the 2018-19 roster Thursday.
"We are extremely excited to add Josh to next year's squad," said Schyllander. "Josh is a high character guy with extremely high potential. He will be great for the locker room and obviously he will have a great impact for the Ducks on court in both singles and doubles. We are pumped and thrilled to add Josh to the Duck family."
Charlton comes to Eugene from Traralgon, Victoria, Australia, where he is currently ranked 70th in the Australian men's division.
This past year, Charlton won the 18-under Australian doubles championship at the December Showdown in Melbourne. Charlton was also the 3 x 10k Australian money tournament champion.
So far in his juniors career, Charlton has recorded 10 wins against top-150 ITF juniors and is a Grade 1 ITF Qualifier. He also earned a win over the No. 721 ranked player in the world in his opening match at the Traralgon Pro Challenger.
"I chose Oregon because of the world class facilities, coaching staff and the professional culture," said Charlton. "I believe Oregon has a program that will be able to push me to reach my full potential as both a player and a student. I'm so excited to join the Duck family and I can't wait to play my first match as a Duck and compete for the team and such a prestigious university."
"We are extremely excited to add Josh to next year's squad," said Schyllander. "Josh is a high character guy with extremely high potential. He will be great for the locker room and obviously he will have a great impact for the Ducks on court in both singles and doubles. We are pumped and thrilled to add Josh to the Duck family."
Charlton comes to Eugene from Traralgon, Victoria, Australia, where he is currently ranked 70th in the Australian men's division.
This past year, Charlton won the 18-under Australian doubles championship at the December Showdown in Melbourne. Charlton was also the 3 x 10k Australian money tournament champion.
So far in his juniors career, Charlton has recorded 10 wins against top-150 ITF juniors and is a Grade 1 ITF Qualifier. He also earned a win over the No. 721 ranked player in the world in his opening match at the Traralgon Pro Challenger.
"I chose Oregon because of the world class facilities, coaching staff and the professional culture," said Charlton. "I believe Oregon has a program that will be able to push me to reach my full potential as both a player and a student. I'm so excited to join the Duck family and I can't wait to play my first match as a Duck and compete for the team and such a prestigious university."
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