Presbyterian College

2013: Named to the Big South Conference All-Singles Team… Big South Conference No. 2 Doubles Flight Winner… Played exclusively at the top-flight earned PC’s first-ever Division I win over a ranked opponent with an April 6 victory over No. 90 Fernando Guillen (6-4, 6-3)… Tallied 16 singles wins… Named Big South Conference Player of the Week on April 16… Also earned Big South Conference victories over Coastal Carolina and Liberty in straight sets and downed Winthrop in three sets… Non-conference wins included victories over Appalachian State, Troy, South Carolina State and Saint Joseph’s… Went 2-1 in the Big South Conference Championship tournament with victories over Gardner-Webb (quarterfinals) and Coastal Carolina (championship match)… Second straight year with at least 11 wins… Went 17-11 in doubles play to tie for the team lead with partner Rafael Berghaus, including an eight-match win streak.

2012: Earned Big South Conference All-Conference Singles recognition... Went 11-8 on the year, including a 4-2 conference record... Earned Big South wins against Radford (2/25), Gardner-Webb (3/28), Coastal Carolina (4/1) and Winthrop (4/13)... Took a Big South Conference Championship top-flight win from Coastal Carolina (4/20) to help PC advance to the championship match... Won his first four doubles matches with partner Rafael Berghaus en route to an 11-6 marker on the year... Earned victories against UNC Asheville (4/19) and Coastal Carolina (4/20) in the first two matches of the Big South Conference Championship.

2011: Tied for third on the team in singles wins (nine) at the first and second flights... Went 4-4 at the first flight in doubles play... Picked up his first collegiate win against Kennesaw State (2/11)... Won a Big South Conference match against UNC Asheville (4/10)... Took a Big South Conference doubles match against Coastal Carolina (4/16) with partner Rafael Berghaus... Made his collegiate debut against Clemson (1/15).

High School: Played for Heath Hinton at Brookwood H.S. ... Two-year No. 1 singles player ... Garnered a 10-3 mark as the No. 1 singles player as a junior ... Played No. 2 doubles as a sophomore ... Three-time region champion ... Posted back-to-back undefeated regular seasons his last two years ... Earned a spot in the round of 16 as a junior ... Played club ball for Hobson Tennis Academy under Ashley Hobson ... Named most improved for 2009.

Personal: Grayson Michael Mills was born September 29, 1991 in Durban, South Africa ... Son of Hilton and Gayle Mills ... Has a younger brother, Brandon ... Majoring in physics and math.