LCSC CAREER: Had a solid junior season, which saw him defeat the No. 15-ranked player at No. 4 singles at the national tournament 6-4, 6-0… Played mainly at No. 4 singles during the season, but also had matches at Nos. 1-3. Posted an 8-14 record, but that included a 1-6 start… Went 6-14 in doubles play, but followed a 0-7 start with four consecutive wins. Played majority of the season at No. 2 doubles, but then joined with Tyler Oram to play No. 3 at the end of the season..… Had a strong fall prior to his senior year, advancing to the finals of the Eastern Washington/Gonzaga championship in singles, and making it to the round of 32 at the Boise State Fall Classic… As a freshman in 2008, he played mostly in the No. 2 slot and ended up winning seven singles matches including a match against Lindenwood at the NAIA national tournament... He also played on the No. 2 doubles team that went 11-12 on the season. ….Oliver was a 2010 NAIA/Daktronic Scholar-Athlete, a 2010 Character of Champions Award recipient, and the 2010 National Wilson-ITA Arthur Ashe Sportsmanship Award winner. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Academie de tennis Nouvel Courtois where he graduated in 2006… At the International School of Burunidi he earned five varsity letters in soccer and also was on the swim team where he specialized in freestyle and the breaststroke… His team won the private high school soccer championship and he won the private high school breaststroke and was third in the freestyle.

PERSONAL: Full name is Oliver-Stone Intwari Sindayigaya .... born Jan. 3, 1987 in Bujumbura, Burundi... Parents are Livingstone Sindayigaya and Dorothee Mataratara... Has an older brother, Stanley, and a younger brother, Christy... He was on the 14-and-under and 16-and-under Burundian National tennis teams and was ninth in the East African 14-and-under tennis tournament. He qualified for the Burundian Tennis National Team… Hobbies include tennis, soccer, movies, and dancing… Is majoring in Computer Science.