
JackLoutit
- height 6-1
- class Sophomore
- Hometown Auckland, New Zealand
- High school Saint Kentigern / Te Kura School
Career Record:
- Singles: 47-19
- Doubles: 28-14
2024-25 (Sophomore):
- Second Team All-SEC
- Qualified for 2024-25 NCAA Singles Championship
- SEC Player of the Week – January 29
- Ranked No. 58 in singles and No. 12 in doubles (w/Eli Stephenson) in final ITA Rankings
- 20-10 singles record (17-6 dual); 11-7 doubles record (11-7 dual)
- Team-high 17 singles wins in dual season
- Team-high 5 clinching victories
- Earned four ranked singles wins–No. 40 Matthew Forbes (Michigan St.), No. 27 Ryan Colby (Georgia), No.29 Alex Kotzen (Tennessee), No. 83 Roan Jones (Alabama)
- Earned six ranked doubles wins with Stephenson–No. 23 Blaydes/Ratiu (Georgia), No. 45 Penzlin/Lofman (LSU), No. 28 Ross/Cox (Vanderbilt), No. 8 Legout/Brown (Texas), No. 19 Vrba/Smillie (Arkansas), No. 22 Suresh/Pow (Wake Forest)
- Earned career best ITA Singles Ranking of No. 49 on March 18
- Began dual season on eight match win streak in singles
- Compiled 3-0 singles record for New Zealand in pair of Davis Cup Ties
- Member of New Zealand Davis Cup Team
2023-24 (Freshman):
- 27-9 overall record in singles (20-6 in dual matches)
- 17-7 overall record in doubles (15-6 in dual matches)
- SEC All-Freshman Team
- SEC Freshman of the Week (April 15)
- Played primarily at No. 5 singles, where he was 13-3
- Went 9-2 in SEC regular season and 2-1 during conference tournament
- 2-1 in singles during NCAA Tournament
- 1-1 record in singles against nationally ranked opponents in the spring
- Went 12-3 in doubles with Taha Baadi, including 10-2 at No. 2 doubles
- Was 2-0 in doubles against nationally ranked opponents during spring
- Finished the season with five clinches including in 4-3 win over Tennessee in the regular season finale, securing the SEC regular season title for Kentucky and an undefeated run through conference play
- SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll
Prior to UK:
- 1199 in the ATP rankings
- ITF Junior career high ranking of No. 43
- ITF Grade 1 winner – Thailand
- Four ITF singles titles, four doubles titles
- Junior US Open Doubles semifinalist (alongside Rankin)
- Reached the round of 32 in singles at the Junior US Open
- Quarterfinalist in doubles at Junior Wimbledon
- No. 1 ranked player from New Zealand
- 16u and 18u New Zealand Nationals winner in 2020