St. Louis Named Second Team All-Conference USA

DALLAS – After leading the Blazers in several offensive categories this season, UAB forward Nathaniel St. Louis was named Second Team All-Conference USA on Tuesday.

St. Louis, a senior forward from Toronto, led the Blazers in goals scored (five), points (11), shots (26) and shots on goal (16). The senior also served as a workhorse for the Green and Gold this season, ranking third with 1,143 minutes played over 15 appearances and 14 starts.

St. Louis netted his first goal of the season in UAB's 2-1 overtime victory at Ohio State, registering the equalizer after the Buckeyes tallied the game's opening goal. His goal-scoring efforts helped the Blazers earn their first win over a Big 10 school since another 2-1 overtime victory over Indiana in 2013.

The senior followed up his strong performance at Ohio State with his first multi-point effort against UTRGV, tallying an assist and a game-tying goal in the 85^th minute to send the match to overtime.

St. Louis tallied a goal in four of UAB's first six matches, including the Blazers' fourth goal in a 5-1 win at Gardner-Webb on Sept. 18.

Defending national champion Marshall led the league with five superlative awards, while 2021 C-USA regular season champion FIU along with Kentucky had two superlative award winners each.

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2021 C-USA Men's Soccer All-Conference Award Winners

Player of the Year
Pedro Dolabella, MF, Marshall

Offensive MVP
Pedro Dolabella, MF, Marshall

Defensive MVP
Nathan Dossantos, D, Marshall

Co-Midfielders of the Year
Vitor Dias, Marshall and Pedro Dolabella, Marshall

Goalkeeper of the Year
Jan Hoffelner, Kentucky

Freshman of the Year
Bernardo Dos Santos Monteiro, F, FIU

Coach of the Year
Kyle Russell, FIU

Golden Boot Award
Preston Popp, F, Charlotte

Golden Glove Award
Jan Hoffelner, Kentucky

All-Conference USA First Team
GK: Jan Hoffelner, Kentucky
D: Kareem Riley, FIU
D: Luis Grassow, Kentucky
D: Nathan Dossantos, Marshall
MF: Joe Brito, Charlotte
MF: Matteo Gasperoni, FIU
MF: Marcel Meinzer, Kentucky
MF: Vitor Dias, Marshall
MF: Pedro Dolabella, Marshall
F: Preston Popp, Charlotte
F: Stephen Afrifa, FIU
F: Bernardo Dos Santos Monteiro, FIU
F: Milo Yosef, Marshall

All-Conference USA Second Team
F: Nathaniel St. Louis, UAB
GK: Oliver Semmle, Marshall
D: Delasi Batse, Charlotte
D: Nicholas Itopolous, Coastal Carolina
D: David Garcia, FIU
D: Robert Screen, Kentucky
D: Jan-Erik Leinhos, Marshall
MF: Emile Rzepecki, Coastal Carolina
MF: Alonso Coello Camarero, Florida Atlantic
MF: Vinicius Fernandes, Marshall
MF: Max Schneider, Marshall
MF: Eliot Goldthorp, Old Dominion
MF: Peter Clement, South Carolina
F: Kameron Lacey, Charlotte
F: Alvaro Garcia-Pasqual, Coastal Carolina
F: Filip Jauk, Florida Atlantic

All-Conference USA Third Team
GK: Leon Schmidt, Coastal Carolina
GK: Tyler Hogan, FIU
D: Marcelo Lage, Coastal Carolina
D: Oscar McConnell, Coastal Carolina
D: Tom Abrahamsson, Florida Atlantic
D: Lucca Rodrigues, Kentucky
D; Josh Thacker, Old Dominion
MF: Alessandro Negri, Charlotte
MF: Julian Hodek, FIU
MF: Bailey Rouse, Kentucky
F: Ivan Mykhailenko, Florida Atlantic
F: Daniel Evans, Kentucky
F: Logan Frost, South Carolina

C-USA All-Freshman Team
Alessandro Negri, MF, Charlotte
Ian Pilcher, D, Charlotte
Alvaro Garcia-Pasqual, F, Coastal Carolina
Michael Fowler, F, Coastal Carolina
Bernardo Dos Santos Monteiro, F, FIU
Julian Hodek, MF, FIU
Filip Jauk, F, Florida Atlantic
Davide Romeo, MF, Florida Atlantic
Oliver Juul, D, Kentucky
Martin Soereide, MF, Kentucky
Eliot Goldthorp, MF, Old Dominion
Harrison Myring, F, South Carolina

The University of Alabama at Birmingham Athletics

St. Louis Named Second Team All-Conference USA

Players Mentioned

Nathaniel St. Louis

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