Jaime Pulgar
	Class: Senior Hometown: Madrid, Spain High School: Giner de los Rios Height / Weight: 6-0 / 155

2011 Fall Results

• Did not compete in any fall college tournaments.
• Spent summer and fall playing on the ITF Futures Tour in Spain, Kuwait and India, going 9-19 in singles competition and 28-13 in doubles.
• Twice advanced to the quarterfinals in singles play.
• Won four doubles tournaments, partnering with Ivan Arenas-Gualda in three wins and Federico Zaballdos in the other.
• Advanced to the doubles finals in two other tournaments.
• Ranked No. 880 in singles and No. 478 in doubles in the ITF World Rankings.

2010-11 Results

• Played in the No. 1 and No. 2 positions during the spring season and earned All-ACC honors for second consecutive season.
• Compiled a winning record of 10-8 in singles.
• Five of his losses came at the hands of ranked opponents.
• Defeated No. 113 Tripper Carleton of Wake Forest, No 50 Luka Somen of Virginia Tech and No. 109 Maros Horny of Maryland.
• Teamed up with Dave Thomson in doubles, building a 9-7 record on the season.
• Went 7-3 in singles during the fall.

2009-10 Results

• Earned All-ACC honors.
• Ranked No. 67 in singles by the ITA.
• Dominated No. 122 Akash Muppidi of Boston College and No. 38 Yoann Re of No. 23 Virginia Tech in straight sets.
• Beat No. 110 Carl Sundberg of No. 51 Miami.
• Upset No. 5 Guillermo Gomez of No. 29 Georgia Tech, 6-4, 6-4.
• Beat Carlos Alvarez of No. 33 Clemson in straight sets.
• Defeated No. 109 Kenziel Juneau of No. 53 William & Mary.
• Upset No. 48 Diego Cubas of No. 45 South Carolina in straight sets.
• Beat No. 50 Jason Jung of No. 33 Michigan, 6-4, 6-3.
• Defeated No. 57 Crowley/Nieto of No. 51 Miami and No. 63 Michel/Wietoska of No. 27 Duke with Dave Thomson.
• Accumulated a 14-9 doubles record in spring.
• Finished the fall at 6-2 in singles and 0-4 in doubles play.
• Named to the ACC Honor Roll.
  

2008-09 Results

• Named the Mideast Region ITA Rookie Player of the Year.
• Went 18-5 with doubles partner Jay Weinacker, and was ranked No. 38 earlier in the season.
• The duo is only the second pair in Pack history to reach the 18 win mark.
• Won two straight matches in the ACC tournament, taking down both Kevin King (then-No.43 Georgia Tech) and Christian Blocker (then-No. 25 Miami), in straight sets.
• Beat David Simon of then No. 31 Miami in straight sets.
• Took down Vahid Mirzadeh (No. 16 Florida State) at the No. 4 singles spot.
• Defeated Nickolai Nielsen (No. 69 Maryland) in straight sets at No. 3 to help the Pack sweep the Terrapins.
• Took down Andrew Crone at No. 3 singles to help the Pack defeat then-No. 29 North Carolina.
• Won four straight singles matches to start the season.
• Defeated Mike Sroczynski of No. 14 Michigan to help the Pack to a win over its highest-ranked opponent since then-No. 11 Texas in the 2007 NCAA tournament.
• Went 3-4 in fall singles and 3-4 in doubles.
  

High School Career

• In 2008 was ranked 83rd nationally in Spain in senior division singles competition.
• Won more than 25 tournaments in his under-18 career.
• Was also ranked sixth nationally in 2007 for under-18 competition.
• In 2007 was a finalist for the Madrid junior championship in doubles with C.T. Coslada.
• Also competed in the championship in 2006.
• Won the tournament of El Espinar Under 16 in 2005.
• Also a quarterfinalist in the Spanish championship under-16 in 2005.
• Was ranked fourth nationally in the under-16 category in 2005 in singles play.
  

Personal

• Majoring in business administration.