Awards & Honors
• All-MIAA Third-Team (2019)
• MIAA Academic Excellence (2019)
• MIAA Scholar-Athlete (2019)
• MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2019, 2021)

2021: Redshirted...MIAA Academic Honor Roll selection.

2019: Named third-team All-MIAA forward selection...Started all 23 games and totaled 1,449 minutes played...Ruffalo scored the third-most goals on the team with six while also recording three assists to complete the season with 15 points...Ranked third on the team with three game-winning goals...Ruffalo recorded a season-high seven shots while scoring two goals in the Jennies 3-2 win over Missouri Western...Was part of the 2019 MIAA Championship offense that finished second in goals per game in the league (2.30) and assists per game (1.78)...Earned the MIAA Academic Excellence and MIAA Scholar-Athlete awards and was named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll for her performances in the classroom.

High School: The second-leading goal-scorer for Jason Pendleton, Eric Jones and Blue Valley Southwest, Macy Ruffalo is a gifted, multi-sport athlete. On the soccer field, Ruffalo is a two-time All-State selection and First Team All-Kansas League where she helped Blue Valley to three-straight regional and back-to-back state championships. She was also a member of the Sporting Blue Valley Soccer Club. In addition to soccer, Ruffalo also was on the track and gymnastics team. In 2017 she was ninth at state in the 100m dash and was on the 4x100m relay team that took 15th in the US in the Junior Olympics. Ruffalo is also US Gymnastics Level 9. She is a state champion in the vault and bars and was a Disney Showcase Champion in 2016-17.

Personal: Daughter of Mike and Lori Ruffalo...Majoring in nursing.