Alexis Rafidison recently completed his junior season at Pepperdine . . . The lone senior on the Waves' 2002-03 roster . . . Joined the Pepperdine program in January of 2003.

2004: Posted a dual match record of 11-8, going 14-4 in the No. 5 and 6 positions . . . Went 11-8 in doubles action, teaming primarily with Kevin Borzenski . . . Teamed with Pedro Rico to go 3-1 in doubles, falling only to UCLA in the second round of the NCAA Championships . . . Had key singles victories versus Gonzaga and Loyola Marymount in the WCC Championships

2003: Posted a dual match singles record of 15-8, playing primarily at the No. 5 position in the Pepperdine line-up . . . Played No. 3 doubles with freshman Kevin Borzenski and the tandem compiled a dual match mark of 8-12 . . . Pepperdine finished the year with an overall dual match record of 17-11 . . . The Waves advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championships and finished the year ranked No. 26 nationally in the final Omni Hotels poll . . . Pepperdine won the West Coast Conference title for the 13th consecutive year dating back to 1991.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a finalist in the Under 16 European Championships . . . Ranked as high as No. 3 in France while competing at the junior level . . . Helped the French team win the Under 14 European Championship . . . Was the nation's top-ranked player in the Under 14 age classification . . . Competed for Madagascar in Davis Cup.

PERSONAL: Born March 19, 1980 . . . A resident of Paris, France . . . Attended Cnam University.