2011
The 2011 Cal Lutheran Senior Athlete of the Year competed in the NCAA 
Championships as a singles qualifier for the third consecutive 
season...received All-SCIAC First Team recognition...awarded the West 
Region Arthur Ashe Award by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association 
(ITA)...was ranked as high as No. 10 nationally and No. 3 in the West 
Region by the ITA...led the team with 22 singles victories...compiled a 6-5 
record against regionally ranked opponents...posted a 12-5 record against 
regionally ranked opposition...ended the season with a 22-5 overall 
singles record...ended the season with a 7-1 SCIAC singles record, tying 
teammate Ray Worley for the best conference singles record on the 
team...competed as the Kingsmen's primary No. 1 singles player...only 
dropped three of 21 dual matches played...emerged victorious in his first 
eight straight singles matches (Feb. 5-Mar. 14)...also built a four (Apr. 
23-29) and eight-match win streak (Mar. 27-Apr. 22)...ended the season 
with a 13-10 overall, and 6-3 SCIAC doubles record...finished with a 0-1 
doubles record when partnered with Marcelo Sousa, 1-3 overall record 
when teamed with Justin Wilson, and 12-6 when competing alongside 
Worley...he and Worley competed as CLU's No. 1 doubles team, and were 
ranked as his as No. 17 nationally and No. 5 in the West Region by the 
ITA...he and Worley finished the 2011 season with a 6-3 record against 
SCIAC teams...the duo were 3-1 against doubles teams that were ranked 
nationally, and 4-3 against regionally ranked foes...possessed both a four
(Apr. 16-23) and five-match doubles win streak (Feb. 22-Mar. 17)...named 
Cal Lutheran Athlete of the Week for his successes earned during the 
week of April 18-24.

2010
Named SCIAC Player of the Year...ITA West Region Player to Watch award 
winner...earned NCAA Division III All-American status in both singles 
and doubles...combined for 41 wins in both singles and doubles 
play...NCAA Individual National Championships qualifier in both singles 
and doubles...ranked as high as No. 1 in both singles and doubles in the
ITA West Region polls...earned preseason singles ITA National Rankings 
of No. 8...finished 19-5, 7-1 SCIAC in singles play...posted a 6-2 mark 
against nationally ranked foes...10-4 versus regionally ranked 
opponents...made it to the Round of 16 singles bracket at the Ojai 
Invitational (Apr. 23-24)...teamed up with Nick Ballou to win first 20 
doubles matches of season...pairing made it to the National Championship
semifinals...named CLU Male Athlete of the Week twice (Mar. 15-21, Apr.
5-11).

2009
Selected to the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Division III 
All-American Team in singles...named to All-SCIAC first team during 
first season with Kingsmen...finished season with No. 4 West and No. 19 
ITA national rankings...went 19-3 at No. 1 singles during regular season
including 9-1 in SCIAC play...finished 17-6, 7-3 SCIAC in doubles 
competitions...semifinalist at Ojai Invitational...NCAA Championships 
qualifier...selected CLU Male Athlete of the Week twice (Feb. 23-Mar. 1,
May 18-24).

Univ. Neveda, Las Vegas
Finished freshman regular season 5-7 in singles competitions...went 2-2 
as the No. 5 seed...finished 2-6 in doubles action...transferred to Cal 
Lutheran.

Thousand Oaks High School
Member of Lancers varsity tennis team...Marmonte League runner-up and 
CIF championships second round qualifier in 2006...garnered All-Marmonte
League second team honors...all-academic during junior season (2006).

Personal
Full name: Andrew Daniel Giuffrida...born on September 1, 1989 in Granada 
Hills, Calif...is one of two children born to Daniel and Patricia 
Giuffrida...has an older sister, Jessica...family resides in Oak Park, 
Calif...currently a double major in Spanish and Marketing...future goals 
are to finish education and travel.

Favorites
Movie: Lord of the Ring movies
Music: Techno, hip-hop
Food: Salmon with pasta
Sport (other): Soccer, ping pong
TV Show: Friends, Entourage
Quote: "Trusting yourself is the secret to success."
Hobbies/Special Talents: Soccer, running