Andre Streete

AWARDS/HONORS

• 2018 SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll
• 2017 SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll
• 2017-18 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll
• 2016 SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll
• 2016-17 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll
• 2015-16 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll
• 2015-16 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll

2018 (SENIOR)

• Played in 14 games, starting every match he appeared in at one of two centerback positions… helped lead Carolina’s backline to four shutouts… went the distance (90 minutes+) in 11 games… logged his only points of the season, assisting on the game-winning goal vs. UAB (10/27)… finished the season with nine shots and one shot on goal… named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor roll for the third consecutive season.

2017 (JUNIOR)

• Missed the season-opener with an injury, but played the final 16 matches of the season making 15 starts at one of two center back positions… helped team to shutout wins vs. North Florida (9/5), vs. No. 13 Furman (9/19) and at UAB (11/3)… the 1-0 win against the Blazers was head coach Mark Berson’s 500th victory in NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer and punched the team’s ticket to the C-USA Tournament… went the distance in 15 of the 10 matches he played in, finishing the season with a career-high 1,453 minutes played… tallied his lone points of the year with an assist in the team’s 2-2 draw vs. New Mexico (9/22)… also earned spots on the SEC Academic Honor Roll and the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the third time in his career.

2016 (SOPHOMORE)

• Played in 10 matches (eight starts) after battling nagging injuries throughout the season… started the last four games of the season going the distance in every match… earned starting nods for both NCAA Tournament games vs. Mercer (11/17) and at No. 3 Clemson (11/20)… scored his first career goal in the team’s 2-1 upset over No. 12 Kentucky on Senior Night (11/4)… headed in a Danny Deakin corner kick in the 86th minute for the game-winner… earned spots on the C-USA and SEC Academic Honor Rolls.

2015 (FRESHMAN)

• Played in eight matches, drawing five starts at defender … Played all 90 minutes twice, at No. 15 Kentucky (10/18) and in the shutout win over New Mexico (11/11) in the first round of the Conference USA Tournament … Gained spots on the Southeastern Conference First-Year and Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Rolls.

PRE-COLLEGE

• Played for coach Steve Cousins with Wolverhampton while attending The Kings High School — Tettenhall … Spent six years with the Wolves before moving to Fleetwood Town for his final year in youth soccer … Also selected for England’s men’s volleyball national team camp.

PERSONAL

• Son of Mark and Tina Streete … Lists Liam Neeson as his favorite actor… majoring in sport management.