DALLAS (SMU) - Former SMU men's tennis standout Johan Brunstrom is testing the waters this summer by playing a number of tournaments in Europe. He reached the semifinals last week in the Savitaipale OP Open in Finland, and has defeated his first and second-round competition in this week's Vierumaki Tennis Tournaments in Vierumaki, Finland.

Tournament results can be found at www.stevegtennis.com.

Brunstrom is just the sixth SMU men's tennis player in school history to become a three-time All-American. He closed out his senior campaign with a 16-10 record and departs the Hilltop with 59 career singles victories and 78 career doubles wins. Brunstrom's 78 doubles victories rank him eighth on the all-time SMU list.

Brunstrom leaves a three-time All-American (singles-2003; doubles-2001, 2002) and the 2001 ITA Indoor Doubles Champion with former Pony great Jon Wallmark. Brunstrom was also the NCAA Doubles runner-up with Wallmark in 2001, the same year made its NCAA Final Four march. In 2002, Brunstrom teamed with former SMU standout Eric Cohn as the duo finished runner-up at the 2002 NCAA Indoor Championship.