#999 Jason Hazley Season 2023-24
Updated 8/3/05
2005 Second-Team All SEC
2005 SEC Acadmic Honor Roll
2004 Second-Team All SEC
2004 Second-Team All-Louisiana
2003 First-Team All-SEC
2003 SEC Indoor Doubles Champion
2003 Second-Team All-Louisiana
2002 Louisiana Freshman of the Year
2002 First-Team All-Louisiana
Coach Brown on Hazley
Jason’s got potential to play after college, but he’s very focused on what we’re trying to do this year. He’s very emotional and he’s always fighting. We’ve used his spark to get going for many years.
Senior Season (2004-05)
Named Second-Team All-Louisiana in 2005 … Received SEC Player of the Week honors Feb. 28 by recording doubles and singles wins in LSU’s victory over ninth-ranked Texas A&M … He and doubles partner Danny Bryan beat Zack Malmgren and Jerry Makowski, 8-4, to clinch the doubles point … Hazely defeated No. 81 Yevgeny Supeko at No. 3 singles in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2 … Finished the season with a 27-9 overall record in doubles matches, including an 18-5 record with Bryan … Recorded a 22-19 overall record in singles matches … Finished career tied for 18th with Tamer El Sawy in all-time singles wins with a 77-72 overall record … Notched a 5-5 record against nationally ranked opponents in singles competition … Earned the biggest win of his career, a 6-1, 7-5 victory over No. 12 Sven Swinnen of Oregon … Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll … Earned fourth varsity letter.
Junior Season (2003-04)
Reached the second round of the NCAA Doubles Tournament with Bryan Fisher … Hazley and Fisher were ranked No. 15 in the final ITA poll … Named Second-Team All-SEC and Second-Team All-Louisiana … Fisher and Hazley beat nine nationally ranked opponents … Played mainly at No. 2 singles in SEC play … Notched a 17-15 overall record in singles … Faced 11 ranked singles opponents … Ranked No. 7 in the nation in doubles with Fisher in the ITA preseason poll … Selected to play in the ITA National Championships Main Draw … Earned third varsity letter.
Sophomore Season (2002-03)
Paired with Bryan Fisher to go 22-11 in doubles… The duo opened the spring by winning the doubles brakcket of the SEC Indoor Championships … won five matches at No.1 doubles in the SEC… Knocked off four Top-50 opponents … Lost in the first round of the NCAA Championships to the No. 1 team in the nation … Earned a No. 21 ranking in the final poll of the season. … Named First-Team All-SEC, Second-Team All-Louisiana and on the SEC Honor Roll … Played 12 matches at the No. Singles 1 position … Won two matches at the treacherous No. 1 spot in the SEC … Played 14 top 100 opponents … Earned second varsity letter
Freshman Season (2001-02)
Named the 2002 Louisiana Freshman of the Year … Earned 2002 First-Team All-Louisiana honors as a freshman … Notched a 6-2 record on court No. 4 … Recorded a team-best 6-4 record in SEC matches … Ended the year as one of the Tigers’ three 20-match winners with a final 22-18 overall singles records … Finished the fall with an impressive 12-8 record … Opened tournament play with an outstanding 6-1 mark in singles competition before falling to Tulane’s 15th-ranked Michal Kogan … Was the only Tiger with a winning record versus top-100 ranked opponents … Defeated three ranked opponents during the season in Tennessee’s 80th- ranked Mark Dietrich, Alabama’s 96th-ranked Chris Gostek and South Florida’s No. 100 Martin Wetzel … Reeled off five-straight singles wins early in the fall season … Also did well in doubles with a 17-13 record … Earned his first varsity letter.
Prior to LSU
Ranked in the top 100 by the International Tennis Federation Junior World Rankings … At American School in Bradenton, Fla., he was the 20th-ranked singles player in the nation and top 5 in the state of Florida … Finished second at the Intersectional round of the Junior Davis Cup in 1998 with team Florida … Decided to attend LSU because of its good tennis program.
Personal
Born on Sept. 20, 1982 … He is the son of Alan and Francine Hazley … Full name is Jason James Hazley … Majoring in psychology.