Career StatisticsMatch-by-Match Results2013-14 |
2012-13 |
2011-12 |
2010-112013-14 (Senior): Graduation hit the Blue Jays hard following the 2012-13 season making Turula the de facto leader and go-to senior in 2013-14...Made a three-flight jump from No. 4 to No. 1 in singles and a two-flight rise from No. 3 to No. 1 in doubles...Battled to a 7-14 singles record and 6-17 doubles record against every opponent's top players...Received All-Commonwealth Conference First Team honors for the first time in his career...Made it to the semifinals in his doubles bracket with
Ryan Caris, and the quarterfinals in his singles bracket, at the MAC Individual Championships Oct. 12-13...Appeared on all three career wins lists at the conclusion of his career...His 39 singles wins (39-36) rank 10th in program history, 38 doubles wins (38-35) eighth and 77 combined wins (77-71) tied for ninth as of the end of the 2013-14 season.
2012-13 (Junior): Named All-Commonwealth Conference Second Team after winning 30 matches between singles and doubles...Helped program capture its third straight conference title...Had an 18-7 record in doubles and was 17-5 with
Michael Cannon...18 wins tied him for sixth on the school's single-season doubles wins list...Turula/Cannon pairing was 14-4 at No. 3 doubles...Turula also won a match with
Billy Freitag at the ITA Southeast Regional Championships...Unbeaten in six consecutive singles matches from April 6-16...Finished with a 12-9 singles record...Two of his singles wins were 6-0, 6-0 sweeps...Held down the No. 4 spot in the Jays' singles lineup for nearly all of his spring matches...Played once at No. 3, defeating Hood's Philip Roedig 6-0, 6-0...Lost only once with Cannon in doubles during a 14-match stretch between March 5-April 20...Appeared at No. 3 doubles and No. 4 singles in the first round of the NCAA Division III Tournament, May 10, against Franciscan (Ohio).
2011-12 (Sophomore): After spending 2010-11 as a reserve player, Turula gave head coach Matt Helsel plenty of production at the back end of E-town's lineup in 2011-12...Played in over 40 matches between singles (22) and doubles (19)...Tied for fifth on the team with 14 singles victories (14-8)...One of six Blue Jays to win 10 or more singles matches...Six of 14 singles wins came in tournaments...Made it to the final at No. 6 singles in the MAC Individual Championships...3-0 in Blue 7 Singles round-robin play at the USTA ITA Southeast Regional Championships...Recorded an even 7-7 record at No. 6 singles during the spring season...Started the season with six straight singles triumphs...Was also a near .500 player in doubles, going 9-10 overall and 8-8 at No. 3...Tandem of Turula and
Billy Freitag took a five-point win, 8-3, over Lebanon Valley's Kyle Kahl and Sam Calabria in the Commonwealth Conference Final, as E-town won its second straight conference title.
2010-11 (Freshman): Took little time to get his first career win, grabbing a 6-2, 6-4 decision over Chris Migliarese (Roanoke) at the USTA ITA Southeast Regional Championships in his first career singles match...Followed up his showing at ITA's with a run to the finals at No. 6 singles and No. 4 doubles at the MAC Individual Championships...Second place finisher in both flights at MAC Individual Championships (paired with
Billy Freitag in doubles)...Got into five matches at No. 6 singles for the Blue Jays during their spring season...Had a 2-3 record with wins over opponents from Defiance (Ohio) and King's (Pa.)...Won No. 3 doubles matches with
Michael Anderson (3/8 vs. Juniata) and
Joe Kirchner (4/17 vs. Alvernia).
High School: Graduated from Lancaster Country Day School, where he competed in soccer, squash and tennis...Earned 11 varsity letters...As the goalkeeper on the boys' soccer team, Turula set school records with fewest goals allowed in a season (nine) and 13 shutouts in 15 games.
Personal: Born Oct. 16, 1991...Son of Jon and Diane Turula...Political science major.
