FALL 2015: Ended season ranked No. 9 nationally ... Put together 4-2 record in singles, ultimately falling in the semifinals of the ITA regional to teammate Kevin Konfederak ... Also hoisted regional crown in doubles with partner Lachlan McPhee and ended the year with a No. 3 national ranking ... Duo would post a 6-1 record for the season, falling to Konfederak and Jordan Cox in the NAIA national championship match.
SPRING 2015: First Team All-American ... Ended the season ranked No. 6 in singles by the ITA ... Went 9-1 in singles with an 8-1 mark at No. 3 ... Earned decisive victory over Nick Bradley of NCAA Division I member The Citadel ... Picked up only Division II ranked victory over No. 23 Fernando Rivas of sixth-ranked Lynn ... Also knocked off No. 2 Rafe Mosetick of Division III power Emory ... Went 17-2 in doubles ... Posted 7-0 record with Kevin Konfederak ... Finished season with Connor Clements, putting together a 7-0 mark to end with a No. 10 national ranking.
FALL 2014: Put together 5-2 singles record ... Advanced to regional final, where he fell to teammate Jordan Cox ... Beat Belhaven's Daniel Duarte in the first round before eliminating the Auburn-Montgomery trio of Miguel Grifol, Birkir Gunnarson and Nicolas Pinones ... Also picked up an NCAA Division I win at Southern Intercollegiate Championships, posting a 6-3, 6-0 decision over Virginia Tech's Jai Corbett ... Compiled a 5-1 doubles record, including a perfect 5-0 record with Jordan Cox at Grizzly Open ... Beat an NCAA Division I duo from Alabama State in the opening round and then knocked off teammates Luke Morland and Lachlan McPhee in the tournament final.
SPRING 2014: First Team All-American ... Put together a perfect 17-0 singles record, peaking at No. 21 in the national rankings ... Played mostly at No. 3, going 11-0 ... Began GGC career with a 6-3, 6-0 decision vs. Dalton State's Adam Hornby at No. 3 ... Played two matches at No. 1, winning both and beating Alex Johnston of Middlebury and Alex Ruderman of Emory ... Played three matches at No. 2, highlighted by a 6-1, 6-2 win over Division II Armstrong State's Jaan Kononov, who was ranked 39th in the country ... Went 2-0 at unaffiliated/independent tournament, beating Corey Carter of Fisk and Viktor Svoboda of Xavier, helping the Grizzlies to the title ... Lost just 11 games over four matches at NAIA Championships, going 3-0 with victories over Pedro Rodrigues (Cumberland), Vincent Dubosclard (Auburn-Montgomery) and Patrick Besch (Embry-Riddle) ... Tied for a team-best 19-1 record in doubles, including a perfect 13-0 mark with partner Connor Clements, which included 12 matches at No. 3 ... Began season with Luke Morland at No. 3, compiling a 6-1 record.
PRIOR TO GGC: Named 2012 Colonial Athletic Association Rookie of the Year at Georgia State ... Also named an All-CAA First Team Singles member ... Earned All-CAA Second Team Doubles honors ... Posted a 21-3 singles record on the season, the second-highest win total for a freshman in GSU history ... Notched a perfect 10-0 record playing in the No. 2 slot ... Set a school record for consecutive singles wins for a freshman (15) ... Ranked No. 1 in the Tucuman province of Argentina from 2009-12 ... Ranked No. 1 in the city of San Miguel de Tucuman in the Tucuman province of Argentina from 2009-12 ... Ranked No. 4 in 2008 ... Played in the Argentina Futures games in 2008 and 2009 ... Named Sportist of the Year in the Tucuman Province by "La Gaceta" in 2008 after posting a 51-4 record that year ... Also named Sportist of the Year in 2008 by the Tucuman province and the Tennis Association of Tucuman ... Was named a National G1 in 2008 ... Named No. 1 on the Prince Tennis Team ... Competed in the Tucuman Masters Cup in 2011.
PERSONAL: Born Matias Alejandro Hatem on April 24, 1992 in San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina ... Son of Argentino and Silvia Hatem ... Brother, Hernan, also played tennis for GGC.
