Career:
After four seasons in the program, he closed out his stint as an Eagle with a career singles record of 91-29, with his vcitory total tying for fifth place all-time on the program's chart ... Winning percentage of .758 in singles play is good for the No. 13 spot on the school's career chart ... 59 doubles wins slotted him 19th on the school's all-time list.

Senior (2015-16):
Enjoyed a fine senior season ... Earned All-America acclaim in singles after winning the ITA Regional title in the fall, defeating teammate Jonathan Jemison, 6-3,6-0, in the finals ... Ended the year as the No. 6-ranked singles player nationally and No. 1 in the Atlantic South Region ... Finished off the year with a singles record of 27-8, with his vcitory total tying for the team lead ... Compiled a 17-6 mark at No. 1 singles ... ITA Senior Player of the Year for the Atlantic South Region ... UAA Most Valuable Player ... First Team All-UAA at No. 1 singles ... Selected to play in the NCAA D-III Singles Championship, winning his first two matches (2-6, 6-2, 6-2, vs. Glenn Hull of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps & 6-1, 6-2 vs. Luke Tercek of Bowdoin) in advancing to the quarterfinals ... Named as the UAA Men's Tennis Athlete of the Week five times during the year (seven in his career) ... Won his opening two matches at the ITA Small College Championships including a come-from-behind 5-7, 7-5, 6-2, decision vs. Skyler Butts of CMS, and advanced to the D-III finals of the event ... First Team All-UAA at No. 2 doubles with Jonathan Jemison ... Named UAA Player of the Week (Apr. 19) after going 3-0 at first singles and No. 2 doubles in helping the Eagles to three wins over South Region foes ... Finished 3-0 in singles and doubles and in the process earned UAA Athlete of the Week kudos in sparking Emory to a 3-0 slate at the Stag-Hen Invitational ... Closed out the season with a 24-5 doubles record, 20-4 with Jemison as his partner, with the duo posting a 19-4 effort at the No. 2 spot ... He and Jemison ended the season as the No. 8-ranked doubles team in the Atlantic South Region. 

Junior (2014-15):
Capped off the season by leading the squad in singles wins, finishing with an overall mark of 26-4 (20-2 dual) ... His 26 triumphs in singles action tied the program's 10th-highest season effort, while his .867 winning percentage ranked 14th ... Ended the year as the No. 36-ranked singles player in Division III and was No. 9 in the Atlantic South Region ... Named UAA Player of the Week (Feb. 23) after registering a 3-0 record at No. 3 singles and a 2-1 slate at No. 3 doubles at the ITA National Indoor Championships ... At the ITA National Indoors, he opened with a7-6, 7-6 decision over Kenny Zheng that proved to be the clinching point in a 5-4 win over Carnegie Mellon in the quarterfinal round --- earlier in that contest, Mosetick and freshman David Omsky provided Emory with its first point with an 8-2 triumph in doubles ... Followed that effort in the Carnegie Mellon match recording the deciding point in a 6-3 outcome over No. 5 Washington University in the semis, topping Jeremy Bush, 4-6, 6-4, 7-5, which included a dramatic rally in the final set after trailing by a 2-5 margin ... Mosetick and Omsky also pocketed a doubles win, defeating the Bears' tandem of Shaun Berman and Johnny Wu. ... In the title match of ITA National Indoors vs. No. 3 Trinity, Mosetick came through with a 6-4, 6-4 win over Jordan Mayer that knotted the match at 2-2 ... Tabbed as UAA Co-Player of the Week (Apr. 14) after helping the Eagles to a pair of victories in three outings against nationally ranked foes, being the lone Emory player to go 3-0 in both singles and doubles in that stretch ... One of his performances saw him have a hand in two of the team's points in a 5-4 win over No. 30 Tufts, with he and Omsky besting  Zain Ali and Brian Tan, 8-0, in doubles, while rolling to a 6-2, 6-2, outcome against Rob Jacobson at third singles ... In a 6-3 setback to No. 6 Middlebury, he was one of two Eagles to win at singles, rallying to best Palmer Campbell, 6-7, 7-5, 6-4, at No. 3, while he and Omsky came away with the team's lone doubles point with an 8-2 triumph over Chris Frost and William de Quant at the No. 3 spot ... With the score knotted at 4-4, he sealed the UAA Championship for Emory with a three-set win over Tyler Kratky at third singles, staving off seven match points in the final set, forcing a tie-breaker ... Accounted for two of the team's three points against NCAA Division I foe Troy University, joining up with Omsky for a triumph at third doubles while topping Andy Lay at No. 3 singles, 6-3, 3-6, 7-5 ... Won his opening four singles matches at the ITA South Region Championships en route to advancing to the semifinals ... Totaled a 9-0 record in three-set matches with six of those wins coming after he dropped the first set ...Outstanding season playing doubles, finishing with an overall record of 25-6 (20-4 dual), with his victory total tying the program's eighth-highest mark ... He and Omsky combined for an overall slate of 23-5 doubles (19-4 dual).

Sophomore (2013-14):
Remained a fixture in the singles lineup, compiling an overall record of 17-11 ... Finished with a 10-7 won-lost ledger at No. 3 singles ... Ended the year as the No. 43-ranked Division III singles competitor and was No. 10 in the Atlantic South Region ... Secured the first singles point of the match vs. Case Western, a 6-3, 6-0 decision over Eric Klawitter, in the Eagles' 5-4 win in the third-place match of the UAA Championships ... Captured eight straight singles outings (Mar. 22 - Apr. 24), including a 6-3, 6-2 verdict vs. Sam Geier of Kenyon (Mar. 30), who ended the season ranked 45th nationally ... 7-5, 6-1 triumph over Tanner Brown gave Emory a 4-1 lead in an eventual 7-2 win over No. 5-ranked Johns Hopkins (Apr. 5) ... Won his first five matches at the ITA Regional Championships, including a 6-1, 6-3, outcome vs. 2013 champ Robert Kjellberg of NC Wesleyan in the semifinals, before falling to teammate Eric Halpern in the showdown for the title.

Freshman (2012-13):
Fine first year with the program, rattling off an impressive 21-6 record in singles play (18-5 dual), with his victory total tying for the top spot on the squad ... Played throughout the singles lineup during the campaign including the No. 4 position where he won his last seven matches ... Compiled a 9-3 ledger at No. 4 singles and 7-1 performance at No. 5 ... First Team All-UAA honors at No. 4 singles after registering a 3-0 record at the UAA Championships, including a dramatic come-from-behind verdict over Washington University's Tyler Kratky in the title match, 4-6, 6-3, 7-6 (7-3) ... Rallied for another victory when he bested Ben Fife of Amherst, 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-3) in the quarterfinals of the NCAA D-III Championships ... Notched other NCAA Tournament singles wins over Peter Hviid of North Carolina Wesleyan (6-1, 6-1) and Ryan Spencer of Texas-Tyler (6-4, 6-2) ... Opened the spring portion of the schedule with seven straight singles wins at No. 5 including a 2-6, 6-1, 10-8 decision over Jordan Mayer in helping the Eagles to a 7-2 outcome over No. 9 Trinity (Feb. 23) ... Moved up to the No. 3 singles post where he responded with a 6-1, 6-3 triumph over Evan Charles of No. 25 Mary Washington (Apr. 6) in a 6-3 Emory win ... Advanced to the round of 8 after winning his first three singles matches at the ITA Regionals. 

High School:
Three-year performer in tennis at Hinsdale Central ... Member of a state championship team during his prep career ... Received both MVP and Most Improved Player acclaim during his stint at HC ... Tennisrecruiting.net had him ranked as the No. 6 player in the state of Illinois and No. 61 nationally ... 4-star recruit.

Personal:
Son of Mike and Colleen Mosetick ... Majors in business administration... Born May 28, 1994.

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