Noriega, who grew up in the Peruvian capital Lima, was a four-time All-American collegiate tennis player at the University of San Diego (USD).[1] Known by his nickname "Tato", he attended USD from 1989 to 1992 and amassed a 138-30 win-loss record across singles and doubles.[2]
From 1992 to 1994 he competed on the professional tennis tour, where he had a best ranking of 161 in the world. He won a Challenger title in Brazil in 1993 and made the final round of US Open qualifying the following year. His two ATP Tour main draw appearances for singles came at the 1994 Volvo International in New Haven and the Colombia Open in the same year.
He featured in a total of nine Davis Cup ties for Peru, the last in 1996.
josé, luis, noriega, born, september, 1969, former, professional, tennis, player, from, peru, full, namecountry, sports, peruborn, 1969, september, 1969, lima, peruheight5, prize, money, 341singlescareer, record0, 2highest, rankingno, august, 1994, doublescare. Jose Luis Noriega born 14 September 1969 is a former professional tennis player from Peru Jose Luis NoriegaFull nameJose Luis NoriegaCountry sports PeruBorn 1969 09 14 14 September 1969 age 53 Lima PeruHeight5 10 178 cm Prize money 44 341SinglesCareer record0 2Highest rankingNo 161 22 August 1994 DoublesCareer record0 1Highest rankingNo 500 7 June 1993 Contents 1 Biography 2 Challenger titles 2 1 Singles 1 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksBiography EditNoriega who grew up in the Peruvian capital Lima was a four time All American collegiate tennis player at the University of San Diego USD 1 Known by his nickname Tato he attended USD from 1989 to 1992 and amassed a 138 30 win loss record across singles and doubles 2 From 1992 to 1994 he competed on the professional tennis tour where he had a best ranking of 161 in the world He won a Challenger title in Brazil in 1993 and made the final round of US Open qualifying the following year His two ATP Tour main draw appearances for singles came at the 1994 Volvo International in New Haven and the Colombia Open in the same year He featured in a total of nine Davis Cup ties for Peru the last in 1996 Challenger titles EditSingles 1 Edit No Year Tournament Surface Opponent Score1 1993 Cotia Brazil Hard Danilo Marcelino 3 6 7 6 6 1See also EditList of Peru Davis Cup team representativesReferences Edit Torero Coach Mourns Departure of Noriega Los Angeles Times May 27 1992 Retrieved 28 June 2018 Jose Luis Noriega Local Colleges Notes from around the region San Diego Union Tribune May 18 2009 Retrieved 28 June 2018 Jose Luis NoriegaExternal links EditJose Luis Noriega at the Association of Tennis Professionals Jose Luis Noriega at the International Tennis Federation Jose Luis Noriega at the Davis Cup Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Jose Luis Noriega amp oldid 1099776404, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
