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General: Stands 5-11 tall • One of the top doubles players in the nation, achieving a career high #3 national ranking with sophomore Chris Kearney • Top recruit from class of 2005 • Born in New Orleans, La. • Son of Amos and Jana Fogleman Fall 2007: Currently has a 30-6 overall doubles record playing with Chris Kearney • Won six straight matches to capture the ITA Mideast Region Doubles title in Charlottesville • Trailed 4-2 in the tiebreaker of the championship match, before winning five straight points to defeat UVA's Shabaz and Singh, 9-8(7-4) • Also defeated 11th ranked Cojanu/Juneau of W&M in the quarterfinals • Advanced to the Semifinals of National Indoors, upsetting 7th ranked Eberly/Kronague of Ohio State in the round of 16. As a Sophomore: Break-out season where he led the team in overall singles (26) and doubles (29) wins • 22-4 record primarily at #3 doubles and 11-5 record at #5 singles • Rallied from a 7-4 deficit, winning five straight games to clinch the doubles point against Rice in Houston • Defeated USC's David Wolff 6-1, 6-0, in less than an hour, spurring the Tar Heels on to their fourth straight victory in the "Border Battle."• Recorded a straight set win over Duke's Dylan Arnould • Defeated ECU's Aleksey Kochetov to capture first tournament title of his career at UNC Wilmington • Won Flight A doubles with David Stone at the UNCW/Landfall Invitational • Defeated USC's David Wolf to win the One-A-Day UNC Fall Invitational Flight B title. As a Freshman: Went 6-2 overall in singles and 4-3 in doubles • Competed in two dual matches against Campbell and Elon • Defeated Campbell's Sebastian Thesleff 7-6, 6-2 for his first collegiate dual match victory • Won two singles matches at the Napa Valley Invitational, defeating Illinois' Pramod Dabir and Georgia's Josh Varella • Won two matches to qualify for the ITA Mideast Regional in singles. Prep: Ranked among the top 20 players in the South • Won the 2004 Copper Bowl in Tuscon, defeating Blake Boswell in the singles final • Defeated nationally-ranked Maciek Sykut and Michael Venus to capture the National Open in Tallahassee • Back-to-back Louisiana 5A State Singles Champion • Led the Jesuit Blue Jays to four consecutive team state championships (2002-05) • Named 5A Metro Player of the Year in 2003 and 2004 • Mother, Jana, played tennis at Tulane University • Sister, Sara, runs track for the College of Charleston.
Off Court with "Foggie"
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