March 29, 2024

The North American University (NAU) Men's Soccer team is excited to unveil the latest addition to our roster, the talented Kylian Leroy. Leroy, a seasoned goalkeeper, joins us as a transfer player, bringing with him a wealth of experience and skill to bolster our squad.

Before making his move to NAU, Leroy spent the previous year in observation mode at Louisiana State University Shreveport, refining his techniques and sharpening his abilities. Prior to that, he showcased his prowess as a star player at Southeastern College, where he notched impressive statistics, including 47 saves and a commendable GAA average of 1.37 over 13 matches and 985 minutes of play.

Leroy's achievements extend beyond collegiate soccer. Hailing from the picturesque landscape of French Guiana, he has proudly represented his country at various levels, participating in international fixtures against teams from around the globe. Among his notable accolades are being named the Best Goalkeeper of the PEV'L CUP Tournament with the French Guiana National Team, and securing championship titles in tournaments both locally and abroad.

During his tenure at Southeastern Community College under the guidance of Coach Zac Newton, Leroy's remarkable talents earned him recognition, including two conference championships, two district championships, and one national championship in the NJCAA. His consistent performance also earned him numerous individual honors, including Athlete of the Week awards and a placement on the Dean's List.

As Kylian Leroy joins our team, we extend a warm welcome and embrace his dedication to the game. With his passion, skill, and determination, we are confident that he will make significant contributions to our pursuit of excellence on the field. Let us unite in giving him a resounding welcome as he dons the blue and gold of NAU. #HoovesUp!

Welcome to the Stallions family, Kylian Leroy! Goooooooo Stallions!

By Rev. Justin C. Jackson/ Coach Dane Smith #NewPlayer #StudentAthlete #NAUSoccer #Teamwork @kylian973