Bio

From his first day at Northwood, Teddy Mebounou was one of the top players in program history. In his first two years at Northwood, Mebounou won 40 matches while leading the Timberwolves to a pair of GLIAC Championships. In addition, he won the Division II Individual title at the ITA Championships. That win made Mebounou the No. 1 singles player in DII, the first player in GLIAC history to earn the top ranking. In 2007 he was named the GLIAC Men’s Tennis Athlete of the Year and became the second Northwood player to earn ITA Senior National Player of the Year. Five years later, Mebounou returned to Northwood to earn his MBA at the DeVos Graduate School. He maintained his high level of play even after five years, earned GLIAC Athlete of the Year honors for the second time. Mebounou, who finished his career with a 70-18 overall record, led the Timberwolves to three GLIAC Championship and a final national ranking as high as ninth.