Parkview School athlete commits to play tennis at Stanford University

Kyle Kang from Parkview School.

Parkview School senior Kyle Kang will join Stanford University’s tennis team starting in fall 2023.

“I chose Stanford because it offers a program that is competitive both academically and athletically,” Kyle shared. “It’s a place where I know I will be surrounded by peers, faculty, coaching staff, and a team that will help me become the best version of myself.”

Some of Kyle’s noteworthy tennis achievements include:

  • Tennis Recruiting blue chip recruit, ranked as high as No. 1 in the country (2022)
  • Quarter Finalist at US Open Junior Championship and won the inaugural US Open Junior Sportsmanship Award (2022)
  • Semifinalist at ITF Sunrise Futures (2022)
  • Finalist at J1 San Diego ITF (2022)
  • Finished 5th in Kalamazoo to earn a spot in US Open Junior Championship (2021)
  • Won the first ATP point at Calabasas Open (2021)
  • Reached Quarterfinal at Oracle ITA Masters beating the number 1 seed (2020)
  • Won Les Petits as Doubles Championship in Tarbes, France (2019)
  • A member on the USA U14 team that won the World Junior Team Finals in the Czech Republic (2019)
  • Zimmerman/Johnson USTA National Tournament B14 champion (2018)
  • Won B12 Easter Bowl singles and B12 Eddie Herr doubles (2017)

Parkview School is the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District’s K-12 home school program designed for students, like Kyle, who desire an alternative to traditional classroom instruction. Instructional strategies may include independent study, online learning, concurrent classes, and workshops.

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