Nicholas Heng, a Madison, Alabama native, reflects on his transformative journey through college tennis at Auburn. Starting tennis at age seven, he trained internationally before returning home, where the opportunity to play for Auburn fulfilled a childhood dream. Under the guidance of head coach Bobby Reynolds, Heng developed both on and off the court, overcoming challenges like a health scare and a brief consideration to transfer. His college career culminated in leadership as team captain, alongside academic honors that underscore his growth and commitment to the Auburn community.

By the Numbers
  • 14-10 dual matches record in his sophomore year
  • 17-8 dual-match singles record as a redshirt sophomore
  • 12-6 mark in doubles during his senior season
  • First Auburn athlete to earn SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year since 2016
State of Play
  • Heng completed his Auburn tennis career with successful leadership as team captain.
  • He earned multiple academic accolades while majoring in Finance.
  • He is set to intern in New York City as he transitions to graduate studies at Michigan.
What's Next

Heng will intern with Tishman Capital Partners this summer in New York City, followed by pursuing a Master of Management at the University of Michigan while continuing his tennis career with the Wolverines.

Bottom Line

Heng's experiences at Auburn shaped him into a resilient individual poised for future success in both tennis and finance, highlighting the importance of community and personal growth throughout his journey.