AT GEORGIA
As a Senior:
Fall: Named a team Tri-Captain...did not compete for Georgia in the fall...remained in Mexico to play in professional events as an amateur.
As a Junior:
Spring: Won the NCAA Doubles National Championship with partner John Isner...duo was named ITA National Doubles of the Year...earned All-American status (doubles)...ranked No. 1 doubles team in the country...named first-team All-SEC for singles and doubles...duo posted 21-4 dual match mark, going 8-3 in conference play...duo was 6-0 vs. Top 10 teams, 14-2 vs. Top 25...recorded a pair of 8-4 wins over nation's then-No.1 ranked team of Scott Green and Ross Wilson from Ohio State...posted 15-7 dual match record in singles including 7-4 mark in the SEC...played both No. 1 and No. 2 singles, posting respective records of 4-6 and 11-2...7-7 against nationally ranked opponents...finished the year with a singles ranking of No. 59.
Fall: Preseason ITA national rank of No. 19 in singles...advanced to semifinals at the Southern Intercollegiate Championships...ITA national rank of No. 11 in doubles with teammate John Isner...duo went undefeated against ranked teams (4-0)...transfer from the University of Texas.
As a Sophomore:
Competed for the University of Texas...posted a 14-9 dual-match record playing No. 1 singles...26-15 overall record (.634 win pct.)...combined with four partners to post a cumulative 25-9 doubles record...named to All-Big 12 team.
As a Freshman:
Competed for the University of Texas...posted a 17-10 singles record, 15-4 in doubles with six different partners.
Juniors:
No. 1 ranked player in Mexico in 18 and under for two consecutive years...ranked in the top 40 in the world junior rankings...reached the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open Juniors...participated in every grand slam once...played tennis, basketball and soccer and participated in kick boxing in high school...earned a black belt in judo.
Personal: Born September 18, 1984 in Monterry, Mexico...son of Antonio Javier Ruiz Gonzalez...has two siblings, Ana Maria Ruiz Rosalez, 15, and Ernesto Gil Ruiz Rosalez, 6.
Major: Undecided.
