Presbyterian College

Finished his career with 36 singles wins and 33 doubles victories.

At Presbyterian –
2026: Named First Team All-Big South Singles…Teamed with Matija Samardzic to earn First-Team All-Big South Doubles honors…A Big South All-Academic team honoree…Mamalat and Samardzic captured the Big South Doubles Title in late October 2025…The doubles pair won two matches, advancing to the quarterfinals of the ITA Conference Masters Championship, while also being ranked in the ITA national rankings during the spring season…Led the team with 14 doubles wins, including a stretch of 11 straight dual match wins…Recorded 11 singles wins with seven of the victories coming at number one singles…Named Big South Player of the Week on April 14.  

2025: First Team All-Big South Singles selection…Recorded a team-high seven singles wins, all at number one singles…Had a four-match winning streak during the season…Teamed with Evgenios Vasilakis to pick up five wins all on court one…Mamalat and Vasilakis helped the Blue Hose capture the doubles point with a win on court one against Gardner-Webb in the semifinals of the Big South Tournament, and they also reached the semifinals of the Big South Fall Championships…Reached the singles semifinals in the Big South Fall Championships.

2024: Named Second Team All-Big South Singles and Second Team All-Big South Doubles…Finished the season tied for the team lead with 10 wins seeing action at all six singles positions…Had two three-match winning streaks…Teamed with Marco Foglieni to collect four doubles wins all on court two…Teamed with Pedro Cardoso for two straight wins at number three doubles in helping the Blue Hose claim the doubles point against William & Mary (April 13) and UNC Asheville in the Big South Tournament (April 20).

2023: Earned Big South Freshman of the Week honors three times (January 25, March 22, and April 5)…Saw action in 14 singles matches while tallying eight wins including three wins in Big South play…Won seven straight singles matches during a stretch in the season which included a straight sets win at number six singles in Presbyterian’s Big South Tournament Semifinal win over Campbell…Teamed with Teo Cariov to form Presbyterian’s number three doubles team and they tallied five doubles wins…Played an integral role in helping the Blue Hose capture the Big South Tournament title and a share of the Big South regular-season title while earning a bid to the NCAA Tournament.

Prep: Ranked a Top 75 national recruit…Four-star recruit…Ranked as the #1 juniors player in Pennsylvania…Ranked #1 in the 18s and under in the middle states...His brother Dan Mamalat played at Marquette and his sister Anna Mamalat played at Texas A&M.