College of Charleston Athletics

• CAA Co-Midfielder of the Year
• CAA First Team
• Top Drawer’s Top 100 Players List
• Played in all 18 games and started in 17
• Scored nine goals on the season including four game winners
• Added seven assists on the year
• Tallied 25 shots on goal
• Recorded 1291 minutes in his final season with CofC

• Named to the All-CAA second team
• Tied for third in the conference with eight assists
• Also tied for sixth in the league in points with 20 and tied for ninth with six goals
• Played and started all 17 games 
• Ranked second on the team with 31 shots and 14 on goal
• Had a goal and an assist against Duke, USC Upstate and Winthrop, tallying the game winner in the latter two
• Also scored the game-winning goal on a PK in the final minute against Drexel  
• Found the back of the net against UNCW and Delaware

• Named second team All-CAA 
• Played in 16 games and started 14 times
• Led the team and ranked eighth in the CAA with five assists
• Added four goals and was second on the team and 10th in the CAA with 13 points
• Converted all three penalty kick attempts
• Took 24 shots with 15 on target and had a season-high seven shots with a goal against USC Upstate
• Had a goal and two assists against Monmouth to earn CAA Offensive Player of the Week honors
• Scored his first career goal to seal a 2-0 win over Delaware
• Assisted on both goals in a draw against William & Mary and had an assist on tying goal in draw against UNCW
• Scored his final goal of the season against Elon

• Did not play after suffering an injury in the preseason

HIGH SCHOOL & INTERNATIONAL 

• Played for the Torino F.C. Academy from 2006-20
• Member of the U15 and U16 convocation for the Italian National Team
• Helped lead Torino F.C. to the Italy U18 championship in 2019

• Born on Apil 9, 2001 in Turin, Italy
• Son of Domenic D'Ambrosio and Chiara Ruffino