2001 Fall: Went 11-10 in singles...Finished the fall season ranked 29th in singles and 5th in doubles with a 9-2 record...Region III Champion in doubles with teammate Andrew Colombo...Advanced to semifinals of ITA All-American in doubles with Colombo...Reached the quarterfinals of the singles main draw at ITA All-American...Defeated No. 32 Milan Rakvica of Indiana and No. 34 David Martin of Stanford.

2001 Spring: Finished season ranked 40th in singles after going 14-7...Defeated Adam Carey of Tennessee, Dan Kiernan of LSU and Oggie Kolev of Arkansas...Compiled a 12-3 record in doubles with George Matijasevic...Finished ranked 16th in nation in singles...Won 11 consecutive matches to open season...Had a 7-2 record in SEC matches.

2000 Fall: Posted a 6-4 record in singles and a 10-3 record in doubles with George Matijasevic...Ranked No. 5 in the country in doubles heading into 2001 season...Advanced to the semi-finals at ITA Region III Championships in doubles...Won Arizona State Invitational doubles championship...Advanced to quarterfinals in doubles at ITA All-American Championships...Also advanced to quarterfinals of T. Rowe Price National Clay Courts in doubles...Defeated No. 8 Andrew Carlson/Chris Porter, No. 29 Florian Marquardt/Frank Moser and No. 3 Marco Baron/Charles Sevigny...Advanced to the quarterfinals in singles at the ITA All-American...Recorded singles wins over No. 25 Max Belski and No. 60 Michael Murray...Also advanced to quarterfinals of Arizona State Invitational.

2000 Spring: Compiled a 7-3 singles mark...Won five straight matches in the month of April with wins over SEC opponents from Vanderbilt, LSU, Arkansas, Alabama, and South Carolina...Posted a dual mark of 8-5 in doubles...Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.

1999 Fall: National Clay Court Champion in doubles with partner Stephen Huss. The pair also defeated the 11th and 20th ranked doubles teams at the Reebok ITA All-American Championships...Defeated Baylor's 53rd ranked David Hodge at the National Clay Court Championships...Advanced to the quarterfinal at the Southern Collegiates...Defeated South Florida's 45th ranked Fabio Tintori at the Gator Invitational...Won first two rounds at the ITA Region III Championships by defeating Georgia Southern's Kendall Swartz and Kentucky's 27th ranked Carlos Drada.

1999 Spring: Posted a 12-11 record in singles...Defeated three straight SEC opponents with wins over players from Kentucky, Florida and Arkansas...Posted a 12-7 record at the number one doubles position with partner George Matijasevic.

Prior to Auburn: Attended Nossa Senhora Do Bom Conselmo High School in Porto Alegre, Brazil...Ranked third in Brazilian Juniors...Qualified for the main draw at Junior Orange Bowl Tournament.

Personal: Born May 25, 1980...Son of Carlos Eduardo and Mari Lucia Ramos Ruffoni...Majoring in International Business.

Ruffoni’s Career Record

Year            Singles         Doubles

2001            11-10           9-2

2000-01         23-12           25-7

1999-00         17-9            21-11

1999            12-11           12-9

 Career Record   63-42           67-29