Midori Fujitani
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- Height:
- 5-4
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- Weight:
- 130
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- Hometown:
- Tokyo, Japan
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- Year:
- Sr.
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- High School:
- International School Bangkok (Thailand)
Bio
2016-17: Won 15 singles matches during the season, going 6-1 in Landmark Conference play...broke the school record for career singles wins (64)...won 11 doubles matched with Jack Hodges as teammate, setting a new school standard in team doubles wins (39)...named to the Landmark Conference Second Team in singles play...named the Landmark Conference Senior Scholar Athlete for the 2017 season, marking the second consecutive year a Goucher student-athlete earned the honor...finished career ranked third all-time at Goucher in individual doubles wins (47), fourth in singles winning percentage (.744) and first in team doubles winning percentage (.824) while paired with Hodges...member of the All-Goucher Second Team
2015-16: Earned Second-Team All-Landmark honors in singles and First-Team doubles ... Appeared in 21 singles and 23 doubles for the Gophers ... tallied a 19-2 record in singles during the season ... acquired a 13-match win streak from March 18 to May 8th ... posted an 18-5 record in doubles along with Jack Hodges at the No. 2 position ...
2014-15: Earned Second-Team All-Landmark honors in doubles...tallied a 15-8 singles record for the Gophers...garnered six consecutive wins from March 18 to April 11...earned his first doubles win with Jack Hodges against Drew (March 28)...won 10 of their last 11 matches on the season at No. 2 doubles.
2013-14: Registered the most singles victories for a Goucher player since the 2004-05 season during his debut year with the Gophers…finished 15-7 overall, including a 14-6 record in dual matches…all but one of those appearances came from the No. 3 position…won four of his first five matches to begin the season…closed out the year with a 9-2 record over the final 11 matches…won four of his seven Landmark matches, notching victories over Scranton (March 23), Drew (April 6), Merchant Marine (April 12) and Susquehanna (April 13)…13 of his wins came in straight sets…posted an 8-13 record in doubles, playing primarily with John Bescoby at the No. 2 spot…the duo registered wins in three of the season’s final four matches.
Before Goucher: Three-year letter winner at the International School in Bangkok, Thailand.
Personal: Son of Takeshi and Hisako Fujitani, Midori is an international relations major.
News mentions
The Goucher College men’s tennis team (15-11, Landmark 5-2) bowed out of the NCAA Men’s Tennis Championships on Friday afternoon, falling to #17 (Central Region) John Carroll, 5-1, at Johns Hopkins University.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team (15-10, Landmark 5-2) earned its second consecutive Landmark Conference title in a 5-1 win over Juniata on the road Sunday afternoon.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team (14-10, Landmark 5-2) defeated Scranton University 5-2 on the road Tuesday afternoon at the Birchwood Tennis Club, sealing a berth to the Landmark Conference championships for the third straight year.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team (13-10, Landmark 5-2) lost 5-4 for the second time in as many days on Saturday.
The Goucher College men's tennis team (13-10, Landmark 5-2) lost 5-4 for the second time in as many days on Saturday.
The Goucher College men’s tennis (13-9, Landmark 5-2) fell to Juniata College, 5-4, on the road Friday in a rematch of the 2016 Landmark Conference finals and secure the third seed in the Landmark Conference tournament to begin on Tuesday, May 2nd.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team (13-8, Landmark 5-1) extended its winning streak to five with a 9-0 sweep of Moravian on Sunday.
Senior Midori Fujitani (Tokyo, Japan) set a new Goucher College record for singles wins in a 9-0 sweep of the Elizabethtown Blue Jays on Saturday.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team (11-8, Landmark 3-1) earned its second consecutive sweep with a 9-0 win over Catholic University on the road Wednesday evening.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team (9-8, Landmark 2-1) rebounded Sunday afternoon in Landmark play, toppling Drew University 5-4 at home.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team (10-8, Landmark 2-1) dominated Stevenson University, 9-0, in a non-conference matchup at home on Sunday.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team dropped its first Landmark Conference match since 2015 to the University of Scranton, 6-3, at home on Saturday afternoon.
The Goucher men’s tennis team (8-7, Landmark 1-0) opened Landmark Conference play with a decisive win over Susquehanna University, 9-0, at home on Saturday afternoon.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team fell, 5-4, to No. 20 regionally ranked Washington College on Sunday afternoon despite a record-setting performance by junior Jack Hodges (London, England) and senior Midori Fujitani (Tokyo, Japan) at No. 1 doubles.
The Goucher College men's tennis team (7-5, Landmark 0-0) swept doubles and only lost one match in doubles against St. Mary's (MD).
The Goucher College men’s tennis team (7-6, Landmark 0-0) dropped the second half of a Saturday double header at home, 5-4, to SUNY Oneonta.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team (6-5, Landmark 0-0) swept singles play against the Atlantic South’s No. 15 regionally ranked team, Virginia Wesleyan, in an 8-1 victory to close out their 2017 Spring Break trip to Hilton Head, SC.
Senior Midori Fujitani (Tokyo, Japan) continues to approach the singles record at Goucher College, winning his 52nd career singles match against Division II opponent, Elliot Le Petit, of the Atlantic region's No. 8 ranked, University of Charleston.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team (5-4, Landmark 0-0) won its second match in as many days, taking a 7-2 win over Endicott College at the Hilton Head Beach & Tennis Resort.
The Goucher men’s tennis team (4-4, Landmark 0-0) swept Indiana University (East) 9-0 during their first matchup on Spring Break.
EWING TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY - The Goucher men's tennis team lost two matches to Colby and The College of New Jersey 7-2 and 9-0 this weekend in an early spring overnight trip.
The Goucher College men’s tennis team was swept by the Salisbury Seagulls, 9-0, in the Gophers’ second match of the day at Salisbury University.