Beach Bits:
• In Prudel's first ever main draw on the FIVB Tour, he and Grzegorz Fijalek advanced to the main draw after being seeded 43rd in the qualifier, then in his first main draw match the duo defeated top-seeded Harley Marques and Pedro Salgado.
• Prudel won his first FIVB medal in the 2010 Marseille event, where he and Fijalek overcame a first-round defeat to win six straight elimination matches en route to a bronze medal, the first ever medal for Poland.

2011: Prudel and Fijalek won a pair of silver medals in their five semifinal appearances, including a Grand Slam in their home country in which they went undefeated all they way to the Gold Medal match. In Prudel's first World Championships, in Rome, the duo placed fifth. The pair ended the season as the fourth-ranked team on the FIVB Tour. They placed ninth in the CEV European Championship.
2010: Prudel and Fijalek played in 11 FIVB events, finishing fifth or better six times. The duo advanced to two semifinals, earning their first medal in Marseille, a bronze. They finished ninth in the CEV European Championship, their only event on that tour.
2009: Prudel continued his partnership with Fijalek, playing in eight FIVB events, getting their best of seventh place in their home country. They played in five tournaments on the CEV Tour, with a best of fifth in the European Championship.
2008: Prudel reunited with Fijalek and in their first event, they qualified for the main draw as the 43rd-seeded team, then knocked off the top-seeded team in Prudel's first main draw. The duo played in six FIVB events, including a fourth in Bahrain. Prudel and Fijalek placed 17th in an FIVB Challenger event. The duo won the CEV U-23 European Championships, and played in seven CEV events with a best of third, and placed fifth in the European Championship.
2007: Prudel partnered with Fogel in one FIVB qualifier, and with Szternel for three CEV events, with a best of 17th.
2006: Prudel played in two FIVB qualifiers, with Tomasz Sinczak and Patryk Fogel. In the FIVB U-21 World Championships, Prudel and Fijalek placed fifth after losing to the eventual gold medal winners.
2005: Prudel began his beach career at age 19 with a loss in the country quota with Rafal Szternel in his home country. He then partnered with Gregorz Fijalek, finishing second in the CEV U-20 European Championships. He placed 25th in the FIVB U-21 World Championships with Grzegorz Jaruga.