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Travis Parrott

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Travis Parrott, born on 16 August 1980, is an American former professional tennis player on the ATP tour who was primarily a doubles specialist. He is the son of Brian Parrott, a professional tennis organizer who helped bring a pair of Davis Cup events to Portland in the 1980s. A Portland native, Parrott spent his first three years of college at the University of Georgia, where he won an NCAA team championship and, with partner Matias Boeker, the NCAA doubles title in 2001, then played his senior year at the University of Portland, finishing in 2002 and becoming the school's first and only tennis All-American. On the professional tour he won an ATP doubles event in Los Angeles in 2004, and by mid 2004 he was ranked No. 75 in the world in doubles.

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Birth Year
1980 1
Career Highlight
Won an ATP tour doubles event in Los Angeles in 2004. 2
Gender
Male 1
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Source University of Portland Athletics: Parrott, Travis (University of Portland Athletics)

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Tennis, Sports
Source Travis Parrott (Wikipedia)
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is an American former professional ATP tennis doubles player
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1. Travis Parrott (Wikipedia)
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    born August 16, 1980
  • Lead, doubles specialist
    He is primarily a doubles specialist.
  • Lead, nationality
    is an American former professional ATP tennis doubles player
  • Plays: Tennis, Lead
    is an American former professional ATP tennis doubles player
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2. University of Portland Athletics: Parrott, Travis (University of Portland Athletics)
University of Portland Athletics
  • Biography, coach quotation
    won an ATP tour doubles event in Los Angeles in 2004
  • Competed In: French Open, Biography
    Parrott is recently competed in the French Open
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