ACC Honor Roll – 2014-15
As a Sophomore (2015-16)
Christian Langmo 2015-16 match-by-match 
Book Buster honor roll (3.0), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2), Dean’s List (3.5)
Fall: 10-4 singles, 4-3 doubles … Played in singles finals at UVA ranked 1+1 after winning three matches … Upset No. 90 William Buschamuka (Kentucky) in three sets in quarterfinals … Posted two more wins at the ITA All-American Championship. Upset No. 82 Ricardo Jorge (Mississippi) and No. 95 Nick Bybel (Bucknell) in qualifying singles rounds … Went 2-1 at the 2015 USTA/ITA Division I Men’s Southeast Regional Championship as the No. 9-16 seed. Defeated No. 108 Gordon Watson (Florida) and Karlyn Small (Florida A&M), fell to No. 24 Christopher Eubacks (Georgia Tech) in Round of 16 … Made it to the Lakewood Ranch Dick Vitale Intercollegiate Clay Court Classic quarterfinals. Defeated Jeffery Brown (Louisville) in quarterfinals then fell to teammate Max Andrews, the third seed, in semifinals … In doubles Langmo and Jesse Flores were 2-4 … Earned a victory over duo Chase Gordon and Daniel Santos (Tulsa). Then fell to No. 29 Duo Hayden Sabatka and Bart Van Leijsen (New Mexico) in Round of 64 of the ITA Men’s All-American Championship … Tallied a win against Andrei Morin-Kougoucheff and Anthony Schonn in Round of 64 at 2015 USTA/ITA Men’s Division I Southeast Regional Championship … At the Lakewood Ranch Dick Vitale Intercollegiate Clay Court Classic paired with Max Andrews, posting two straight victories. Appeared in semifinals but fell to Andres Alfonzo and Oliver Landert (Florida Gulf Coast).
Spring: 7-1 singles, 5-2 doubles … 1-0 singles, 0-1 doubles in ACC play … Opened 2016 singles season ranked No. 70, then was No. 81 in early March … Only loss in singles play was against No. 106 Korey Lovett (Alabama) … Tallied five straight wins, including victory against No. 85 Marco Nunez (Florida State) … In doubles partnered with Jesse Flores in all seven matches, two at the top position and five at No. 2 … Won five consecutive matches from Jan. 16 to Feb. 15.
Spring 2016: Book Buster Honor Roll (3.0+ GPA), Athletic Director Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA), and Dean’s List (3.5+ GPA).
As a Freshman (2014-15)
Christian Langmo 2014-15 match-by-match 
Fall 2014 – Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (3.2+ GPA) and Book Buster (3.0+ GPA).
Fall: 4-8 singles, 2-8 doubles … Won a pair of matches at Olympia Fields Country Club Invitational.
Spring: 8-12 singles, 3-4 doubles … Tied for third on the team with eight singles wins, posting 8-12 overall mark … Played at the top four spots: No. 1 (1-2), No. 2 (5-8), No. 3 (1-0) and No. 4 (1-2) … Defeated No. 4 Ryan Shane of Virginia 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 and downed No. 20 Eddy Covalschi from Notre Dame 6-4, 6-4, to earn a pair of Top 20 victories … Won three-straight ACC matches against Clemson, Notre Dame and Boston College … Recorded 3-4 doubles mark playing all three positions … Paired with Wilfredo Gonzalez (1-2), Nile Clark (1-0) and Bernard Tefel (1-2) … Strong day against Clemson with both a singles and doubles win.
Juniors
Blue chip recruit and five-star recruit according to Tennis Recruiting Network … Ranked as high as No. 13 nationally and No. 2 in Florida on Tennis Recruiting … Attended Boca Raton High School where he played No. 1 in 2011 and 2012 … No. 4 Boys 18s national combined standings ranking as of August 2014 … 2014 Florida State Closed singles champion … 2014 National Sectional Tournament singles finalist and doubles champion … 2014 Level 4 designated champion … 2014 National Spring Team Championships-bronze ball … 2013 State Closed doubles champion … 2013 American Cup finalist … 2013 Bahamas ITF singles and doubles champion … 2013 Daytona Beach ITF singles finalist and doubles champion, earning a win over a Top 40 ITF player) … 2013 Plaza Cup Singles Champion … 2012 Copa Horizontes ITF doubles finalist and singles quarterfinalist … 2012 Pensacola Level 2 National singles finalist.
Personal
Born Christian Bradley Langmo Jun. 1, 1996 … From Boca Raton, Fla. … Son of Bradley and Anna Langmo … One sister, Alexandra, who played tennis and ran cross country at Georgia Southern University … Aspires to play professional tennis after college … Majoring in international studies … Chose Miami over Georgia Tech and Florida.