2024 (Junior): MAAC All-Academic Team … Appeared in 10 matches … Started in five … Logged one assist at Siena in MAAC Quarterfinals (Nov. 10) … Recorded five shots with two on target … Shown three yellow cards … Saw 528 total minutes on the pitch.
 
2023 at Monroe College (Sophomore): NJCAA National Champion … NJCAA All-American … NJCAA All-Tournament Team … United Soccer Coaches All-American … Saw action in 14 total matches … Started in 11 … Logged five goals with two at USC Lancaster (Aug. 27), a penalty kick brace at Montgomery College (Sept. 3), Harcum (Sept. 19), Lancaster Elite (Oct. 13) … Added four assists to resume with two at USC Lancaster (Aug. 27), Harcum (Sept. 19), and Montgomery College (Nov. 4) … Recorded 32 shots with 18 on target … Shown five yellow cards … Logged 955 total minutes on the pitch.
 
2022 at Monroe College (Freshman): NJCAA National Champion … NJCAA All-American … Appeared in 17 matches … Started in 14 … Logged one goal vs. Lancaster Elite (Oct. 11) … Added four assists vs. USC Sumter (Aug. 26), Monroe CC (Oct. 7), Lancaster Elite (Oct. 11), and Harcum (Oct. 29) … Recorded 20 shots with 11 on target … Shown three yellow cards … Logged 1,010 total minutes on the pitch.
 
Prior to College: Graduate of Nossa Senhora do Carmo… Played for Santos Futebol Clube and had the opportunity to share the field with Rodrygo, now a Real Madrid star… Son of Sirleia and Divino Arruda… Majoring in Business Management.

Why Arruda Chose Manhattan: “I chose to attend Manhattan University because of its strong academic reputation, especially in Business Management, and the opportunity to continue playing soccer at a competitive NCAA Division I level. The university’s diverse community, location in New York City, and commitment to student success made it the perfect place for me to grow both academically and personally. I felt that Manhattan would challenge me, inspire me, and open doors for my future.”