2011-12: CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-American At-Large First Team and All-District At-Large First Team … earned his third straight Freedom Conference Player of the Year honor and fourth straight All-Freedom Conference first-team recognition ... became the first male and second player overall in Manhattanville history to earn three straight Player of the Year honors ... also earned the prestigious MAC Men's Tennis Scholar-Athlete of the Year award and was named Manhattanville's Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... finished his career first all-time in singles wins (64), doubles wins (61) and combined wins (125) in program history ... went 13-9 in singles play and 9-12 in doubles play, playing every match at the top flight ... did not lose in five Freedom singles matches, making him 22-1 all-time in Freedom singles play ... earned Freedom Player of the Week honors after dropping only one combined game in singles and doubles play in a win over FDU-Florham (4/4) … named to the MAC Spring Academic Honor Roll.
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2010-11: CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-American At-Large Second Team and All-District At-Large First Team … recognized as the Freedom Conference Player of the Year for the second straight season and an All-Conference first-team selection for the third year in a row … already has the most wins in program history after just three seasons … had another excellent season on the courts, going 13-3 in singles play and 14-4 on the doubles court … a two-time Freedom Player of the Week … went 10-2 at first singles and 11-3 at first doubles … earned a pair of titles for the second straight year at the MAC Individual Championships (10/16-17), winning the second-singles and first-doubles crowns … had a nearly perfect 9-1 week on Spring Break, going 5-0 in singles and 4-1 in doubles on the way to Freedom Player of the Week honors … became the first player in program history to win 100 career games with his 8-2 doubles win over Baruch (4/22) … named Freedom Player of the Week for a second time after completing that week 4-0 … named Manhattanville's Humanitarian of the Year for his charity work in his native Dominican Republic … named to the MAC Spring Academic Honor Roll.
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2009-10: Named the Freedom Conference Player of the Year and an All-Conference first-team selection … had a stellar sophomore year with Manhattanville, going 20-3 in singles play and 18-5 alongside Julian Oribe in doubles play … in dual matches, lost just twice in 19 second-singles matches and just four times in 19 first-doubles contests … named the Freedom Conference Player of the Week three times … was nearly unstoppable in singles play, ending the year with an 18-match winning streak after losing his 2010 opener … went a combined 31-1 in singles and doubles between March 15 and May 5, with the only loss a 8-3 doubles defeat to the top-ranked team in the Central Region from Wisconsin-Whitewater (3/20) … in that streak was a supertiebreaker win against the 20th-ranked singles player in the Central Region, UW-Whitewater’s Kelvin Caiati … lost no more than four games in any of his last eight singles matches … also went 5-0 in supertiebreakers on the year … cruised to the second-singles title at the MAC Individual Championships (5/1-2), losing two games in three matches and posting two wins at love … also won the first-doubles title with Oribe, beating the second-seeded Messiah pair in the title match … named to the MAC Spring Academic Honor Roll.
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2008-09: An All-Freedom Conference first-team selection as a freshman … put together an excellent first season with the Valiants, posting an 18-4 singles record and a 20-7 doubles record … teamed with Julian Oribe to reach the semifinals of the first-doubles flight at the ITA Northeast Regionals (10/3-5), the farthest any Valiant team had ever gone … won all seven third-singles matches against Freedom opposition, capped by earning the third-doubles crown at the year-end Middle Atlantic Conference Individual Championships (5/2-3) … lost only 11 games in seven conference singles contests, including three 6-0, 6-0 wins … had an amazing 20 love games in 18 singles wins.
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High School: A 2008 graduate of San Judas Tadeo … lettered in tennis, track & field and volleyball in high school … was ranked in the top five of the country in each of the last four years … has won tournaments in Aruba, St. Maarten, El Salvador and Guatemala.
Personal: Born March 27, 1990 … son of Adalgisa Nunez and Emilio Capozzi … has one sister, Chandra, who played tennis at Drury University … is a finance and sociology double major with an Italian minor at Manhattanville … a Dean's List student at the school.
