Gene Mako (1999) - USC Athletics Hall of Fame - USC Athletics

Gene Mako

Induction:
1999
Class:
1937

Gene Mako was the 1934 NCAA singles and doubles champion while lettering at USC for 3 years (1934-36-37). He won 2 Wimbledon (1937-38) and 3 U.S. Open (2 in 1936, 1 in 1938) doubles titles. In 1936, he won the regular and mixed doubles titles at the U.S. Open. He then owned a tennis court construction business and was an art dealer. He died on June 4, 2013, at age 96.

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