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- Height:
- 5-7
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- Year:
- Jr.
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- Hometown:
- Harvard, Mass.
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- High School:
- The Broomfield School
Bio
As a Sophomore:
Posted a 12-6 overall mark in singles play including a perfect 4-0 record at No. 5 singles...Went 6-2 overall in doubles play while going 6-1 from No. 3 doubles...Went undefeated (5-0) with Jeremy Morgenbesser at No. 3 Doubles...Named to the All-Tournament doubles team
As a Freshman:
Named to All-NECC Honorable Mention Singles Team...Posted a 13-5 overall record in singles play, going a perfect 8-0 in NECC matches...Had a 7-3 mark at No.5 singles, and a 4-2 record at No. 6 singles...Went 4-2 overall in doubles play.
Personal:
Nick is a business management major from Harvard, Mass...He is the son of Kim and John Hildreth...Nick has one sibling named Sabrina...Six-year varsity letter winner in high school...Two-time district champion and state finalist...ITA scholar athlete
News mentions
Under sunny skies and cool temperatures, the Regis College men's tennis team dominated Becker College 8-1 to conclude the season with its fourth straight New England Collegiate Conference title Sunday afternoon at the Regis Courts.
Regis College defeated Becker College 8-1 in New England Collegiate Conference men's tennis action on Monday afternoon. The win clinches the fourth consecutive season in which the Pride went undefeated in NECC regular season play
The Regis men's tennis team moved within one win of earning the New England Collegiate Coast tournament's No. 1 seed and with it a chance to host throughout, beating Wheelock 8-1 on Saturday afternoon at the Regis Courts.
On Senior Day at the Regis Courts, the Regis College men's tennis team blanked Lesley University in New England Collegiate Conference action on a chilly Wednesday afternoon. The Pride improve to 12-6 overall and a perfect 6-0 in the NECC while the Lynx drop to 0-8 in both conference and overall.
Regis College picked up a 9-0 victory at Mitchell College on Saturday afternoon at the Mack Tennis Courts. Regis (11-6 overall) improved to 5-0 in New England Collegiate Conference play. The Pride swept all three doubles matches by 8-0 finals before taking all six singles points.