New Mexico State University Athletics

Junior (2009-10): Brouleau received many honors during his junior year.  Brouleau was named to the 2010 Second Team All-WAC for singles and doubles, to the 2010 Academic All-WAC, and a 2010 ITA Scholar-Athlete.  At the start of dual play in January, Brouleau was ranked No. 56 in the nation (Jan. 5).  Brouleau played in the top position for NM State during the 2009-10 season, finishing with an overall record of 17-12.  Brouleau finished the fall tour campaign with a spectacular record of 10-3.  Brouleau started off 2009 with a hot September, going 4-1 during the month.  Brouleau's best streak of the season was the end of the fall session, which carried over into the spring.  From Oct. 23, 2009-Jan. 24, 2010, Brouleau went 6-0.  Brouleau concluded the season with two victories against ranked schools (No. 58 Texas A&M-CC on Jan 24 and No. 30 Fresno State on Apr 18).  Brouleau played doubles with fellow junior Arthur Surreaux during Fall 2009 tour play.  Brouleau and Surreaux won their first three matches together, and ended 5-4 overall.  Brouleau played all of the spring 2010 season with Orlando Superlano.  Together, Brouleau and Superlano went 11-8, playing mostly in the No. 1 doubles position.  Brouleau and Superlano won all five matches they played together at the No. 2 doubles spot.  Their best streak together lasted from Feb. 13-27, where they went 5-0 together.   

Sophomore (2008-09): On May 12, 2009, Brouleau received the 2009 ITA Mountain Region Player to Watch award, which is given out to a player who has had an outstanding season and is expected to perform at a high level the rest of his career. Brou­leau was named to the second team All-WAC in singles after going 13-10 in 2009. He was named the WAC Player of the Week for the second time in his career after going 3-0 in the week of Jan. 26 through Feb. 1. Coming in straight sets were 11 of his 13 wins, as he went 10-9 at the top singles position and was 3-1 at No. 2. Brouleau faced seven ranked oppo­nents on the year and came up with one victory. That was on Feb. 19 over 82nd-ranked Corey Smith of Montana State. He started the dual match season by winning eight of his first nine matches and he won five straight from Feb. 8-21. Combining the fall and spring seasons, Brouleau won a team-high 25 singles matches. He went 12-3 in fall tournament ac­tion. He won one match in the 2008 D'Nova All-American Champion­ships and advanced to the B draw title match at that same tourna­ment. He and teammate Gus­tave Diep won the B doubles draw championship at the Baylor Intercollegiates. Brouleau's overall doubles record in 2008-09 was 20-15. In the spring, he competed mostly with Arthur Surreaux and the two went 10-8 together. They were 1-0 at the top position, 9-7 at No. 2 and 0-1 at No. 3. Brouleau was also 2-2 with Gustave Diep, 0-1 with Guy Rutten and 1-0 with Matej Stakne. Brouleau and Diep were ranked No. 11 in the Mountain Region, Jan. 6, and he was ranked No. 16 regionally in singles. For the second straight season, he was named to the Academic All-WAC team for his success in the classroom.

Freshman (2007-08): Brouleau put together one of the finest freshman seasons ever by an Aggie. Combining the fall and spring seasons, he led the team in both singles and doubles victories, as he had a 26-12 singles record and a 23-12 doubles mark. Brouleau was named the WAC's Player of the Week for the week of April 7-13, when he won all three of his No. 3 singles matches and all three of his doubles matches. He tied for the team lead in singles victories in the spring, as he went 12-7. He was 0-2 at No. 2 and 12-5 at No. 3. Brouleau had a tremendous end to his 2008 season, as he won his final six singles matches and 10 of his last 12. In the 2008 WAC Championships, Brouleau won his only singles match, a 6-3, 6-4 win over Nevada's Alex Daruty in the quarterfinals and he and Diep won both of their doubles matches in the conference championships. In spring doubles play, Brouleau went 1-0 with Alejandro de Mucha, 7-3 with Diep and 4-5 with Jeff Pfeifer. At the start of the spring dual match season, Brouleau and Diep were ranked No. 10 by the ITA in the Mountain Re­gion. Brouleau was named to the 2007-08 Academic All-WAC Freshman and Transfer team list.

Prior to NM State: Brouleau had a top 10 junior ranking in France prior to his arrival at NM State. He won the pre-qualifying La Baule Tournament, which allowed him to play in a tournament at the Tennis Club Plaisir, the Nike Junior Tour and to represent France. He played in many international tournaments including the Derby Cadets, le Pontet, la Balle Mimosa, les Petits As and the N1B Championnat d'equipe Nationale. Brouleau played in both singles and doubles at two French Championships was a finalist in several league championships.

Personal: Brouleau is the son of Marie-Laure and Jacques Brouleau.  He is majoring in international business.