2010-11

• Team captain
• Second Team All-MAC for second straight season
• Finished ahead of R.J. Dunkle for most career doubles wins in program history; leads WMU with 111 career doubles wins
• Ended career with 182 career individual victories, which ranks 11th in program history
• Tied for team lead in doubles wins with 25-9 record in doubles play, including perfect 5-0 record in MAC regular season play
• Posted a 17-7 doubles record with fellow Second Team All-MAC performer Pablo Olivarez, including 15-5 in dual matches
• Led the Broncos with a 28-10 record in singles play, including a 5-0 record in MAC regular season play
• Won eight of his final 10 matches in 2010-11
• Registered a 10-4 record in No. 5 singles play
• Went 5-0 against Ferris State, IPFW, and Buffalo to earn MAC Player of the Week honors on March 30
• Went 5-0 to win Flight B Singles at the Purdue Fall Invitational (9/17-19) ... defeated Ryan Bandy of Notre Dame 3-6, 6-2, 1-0 (6) in the finals
• Won three matches in a row before falling in the finals of Flight B Singles at the Wildcat Invitational (10/15-17)
• Won three matches in qualifying to advance to main draw singles at the ITA Midwest Regional (10/21-22)
• Won four consecutive dual singles matches (1/21-2/11)
• Paired with Pablo Olivarez to defeat opponents in match against No. 67 Northwestern
• Earned fourth letter

2009-10

• Second Team All-MAC, Academic All-MAC
• WMU Doubles Team of the Year with sophomore Pablo Olivarez
• Set WMU school record with 33 doubles wins
• Went 25-4 in dual match doubles at No. 1 (1-0), No. 2 (11-2) and No. 3 (13-2)
• Finished the year with 17 consecutive doubles victories, including 3-0 to lead WMU to MAC Tournament championship
• Led the team with 17-6 mark in doubles with Olivarez, including team-best 13-4 record in dual matches
• Went 9-0 in dual doubles at No. 2 with Kazuya Komada
• Named MAC Player of the Week (2/10) after going 5-1 against Illinois State, Green Bay and No. 38 Northwestern
• Named MAC Player of the Week (3/10) after going 3-1 at the H.E.B. Tournament of Champions in Corpus Christ, Texas
• Named MAC Male Scholar Athlete of the Week (4/29) after sweeping both his matches in a victory over Toledo
• Finished 9-3 at No. 4 singles and 7-6 at No. 5
• Reached the doubles final in two fall tournaments (IU Invitational, Vredevelt Invitational)
• Earned third letter

2008-09

• Academic All-MAC and ITA Scholar-Athlete
• WMU Most Improved Player
• MAC Player of the Week (3/11) after going 3-1 at the H.E.B. Tournament in Corpus Christi, Texas, against No. 50 DePaul and No. 53 Middle Tennessee State
• Went 4-1 at No. 1 doubles with Kevin Hayward and 8-2 at No. 3 doubles with Pablo Olivarez, including 2-0 at the MAC Tournament
• Started the year ranked nationally No. 49 in doubles with Kevin Hayward
• Reached the semifinals of the Vredevelt Invitational in singles and the semifinals of the Wildcat Fall Invitational in doubles with Olivarez
• Earned second letter

2007-08

• WMU Doubles Team of the Year with Kevin Hayward after leading the team with a 28-4 doubles record, 18-4 in dual matches
• Tied a 25-year-old school record with 19 consecutive doubles victories
• Went undefeated in dual singles matches (7-0)
• Posted the highest overall winning percentage on the team (.797)
• Teamed with Hayward to defeat the No. 38 doubles team in the country, Jason Jung and Mike Sroczynski of Michigan, 8-6 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament
• MAC Player of the Week (3/5) after going 2-1 at the 38th H.E.B. Collegiate Team Championships and tying the WMU consecutive doubles victories record
• Earned first letter

High School

• Won Division II No. 1 singles state championship in 2006, semifinalist in 2007, quarterfinalist in 2005
• Led Maples to third place in Division II in 2006, fourth in 2007, seventh in 2005
• Two-year team captain was all-area and all-state and four-time team MVP
• Won USTA Tim Gullikson Scholarship
• Ranked No. 1 in Michigan and No. 3 in the Midwest by the USTA in 2007
• Ranked No. 75 in the country by TennisRecruiting.net in 2007
• Won Southeast Michigan Qualifier in 2007 & 2005, 2006 Midwest Indoor B18 Open Championship, 2006 Midwest Indoor Singles Championship, 2005 St. Louis Clay Court Doubles and 2005 New Mexico Open B18
• Finalist at 2005 B16 Doubles National Winter Championships
• Three-year qualifier for the USTA Boys Nationals in Kalamazoo

Personal

• Majoring in accountancy with 3.60 GPA
• Interned for the Detroit Pistons/Shock in Summer ‘09
• Son of Keith and Sara Cullen ... both parents graduated from Ripon College
• Dad, Keith, is a tennis pro
• Has an older sister, Taylor
• Born Feb. 6, 1989

Cullen's Career Statistics (as of 3/9/11)