One of two seniors on the team...One of five returning players from the 2001 lineup...Preseason ranked No. 24 in the nation in singles...Had a major impact in the Rebels’ success in 2001...Expected to be one of the leaders in the Ole Miss lineup in singles and doubles...Great competitor on the court...Most consistent performer on the team.

Fall 2001 (Senior)
Participated in the All-American Championships...Teamed with Martin Selin to defeat Vanderbilt’s top doubles team of Bobby Reynolds and Scott Brown.

2000-01 (Junior)
Ended the year ranked No. 32 in the nation in singles and No. 13 in doubles...Named to the All-SEC second team in singles and doubles... Qualified for the NCAA Individual Championships in singles and doubles...Posted a 24-9 overall record and an impressive 19-3 mark in dual matches...Went 15-1 at No. 3 singles ...Won 16 consecutive matches during the season...Teamed with former All-American James Shortall for a 16-5 record at No. 1 doubles...Named to the All-SEC Academic Team.

1999-00 (Sophomore)
Rebels' most consistent performer...Posted a 26-10 record, 14-4 at No. 4 singles...Teamed with Martin Selin for a 15-5 record at No. 2 doubles...Clinched the win over Mississippi State that put the Rebels in the SEC Tournament semifinals...Posted a 3-1 record in the SEC Tournament winning both his singles matches... Advanced to the main draw at the All-American Championships...Reached the quarterfinals at the SEC Indoor Championships...Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll... Made the Chancellor's Honor Roll.

1998-99 (Freshman)
One of two freshmen in the lineup...Joined the team in January...A consistent performer for the Rebels...Helped the Rebels reach the NCAA Final Four for the third time...Posted a 20-3 record...Went 17-3 at No. 6 singles, 3-0 at No. 5 singles...Posted a 9-3 record in the SEC at No. 6 singles...Had a winning streak of eight during the season...Won 11 of his last 12 matches...Teamed with Martin Selin for a 13-5 record at No. 3 doubles...Defeated  David Ruiz to clinch the win over Mississippi State in the regular season meeting...Defeated Juan Gamboa to clinch the win against South Carolina during the regular season.

Prior to Ole Miss
Ranked No. 1 in Sweden in 18 and under singles...1997 Swedish Doubles Champion in 18 and under...Swedish Champion in singles and doubles in 1995...Represented Sweden in the European Championships ...Member of the World Youth Cup team...Helped lead both teams to a No. 3 finish...Honored by the Golden Club in Norrkoping...Named the top Junior Athlete-of-the-Year in Norrkoping in 1996.

Personal
Born May 2, 1979...Son of Klaus and Annika Stahlberg... Majoring in International Studies...Enjoys soccer, floorball, and spending time with his family and friends.

What The Coach Says
“Kristofer is one of those rare individuals that always gives 110 percent, and his outstanding record reflects this.  In the SEC and throughout the nation he is known as one of the most fierce competitors, and our success over the last three years is a direct result of his consistent performances.  He knows how to win, and we will be looking to him to lead the team.”