LSSU Career Record: Singles: 14-20, Doubles: 16-19

Redshirt Junior (2022): Totaled a 2-5 overall record in singles at the No. 4-6 singles positions... Finished with a 2-4 record in doubles play, exclusively at the No. 1 spot.

Redshirt Sophomore (2021): Played in all nine matches for the Lakers… Played in eight doubles matches, posting a 3-5 overall record playing on all three pairings… Posted a 2-2 record on the No. 1 pair with Juho Kantola, a 0-2 record on the No. 2 pair and a 1-1 record on the third pair…  Totaled a 1-0 record in singles in the No. 4 spot, a  1-5 record in the No. 5 spot and a 1-0 record in the No. 6 position… Overall record in doubles, 3-5 and in singles, 3-5.

Sophomore (2019-20): Played in all five matches before the season was cut short due to COVID-19 Pandemic... Played doubles at No. 2 spot with Ali Sahibzada... Doubles record was 2-3 in all non-conference matches... Played at No. 5 singles spot with a 2-3 record, all in non-conference play... Overall record in doubles 2-3 and in singles 2-3.

Freshman (2018-19): Overall doubles record was 9-7 and overall singles record was 7-7...7-4 record in GLIAC play at No. 3 doubles with fellow coutryman Ali Sahibzada... In singles played No. 6 tallied 4-4 in GLIAC play and 1-0 record at No. 5 singles...Non-conference went 2-3 in singles and 2-3 in doubles.

High School: Graduated in 2018 from Beacon House Margalla Islamabad in Pakistan. Ranked No. 1 under 18 player in Pakistan. Part of the Pakistan national team for the common wealth youth games held in the Bahamas. Won numerous national singles and doubles tournaments. Won two gold medals in the quaid e azam national games held in Islamabad. ITF Amman 2015 singles quarterfinalist and doubles semi finalist. 

Personal: From Sialkot,Punjab, Pakistan. Son of Abreen Rehan and Khalid Rehan. Has two siblings Hamza bin Rehan (15) and Mahnoor Rehan (21).