Amherst College Athletics

• "I made Virginia Wesleyan my top choice because there is a friendly campus with a great soccer program and nice location."
• Selected VWC over Methodist University, Christopher Newport University, and Old Dominion University

VWC Career Statistics

Season Highlights

2011

• TBA

Collegiate Accomplishments

• TBA

Prep Accolades

• Three time varsity letter winner
• Team captain as a senior
• Free-Lance Star All-Area second team as a senior
• First-Team Commonwealth District as a senior
• Mountain View Defensive Player of the Year as a senior
• free-lance Star All-Area Honorable Mention as a sophomore
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes
• Federal Business Leaders of America
• Family Career & Community Leaders of America

Personal

• Son of Donna and Richard St. Amour; father attended Valdosta State University and Central Michigan University
• Born in Vista, California
• Has one brother, Bradley
• Enjoys rap, reggae, and rock and vacations anywhere where there is a beach
• Favorites include the book "Ender's Game," the movie "Zombieland," and the TV show "Tosh.0"
• A fan of the soccer team Arsenal Gunners, soccer player Wesley Sneijder, and comedian Daniel Tosh
• Self-description in 10 words or less: "Hard working, versatile, relaxed"
• My favorite aspect of being an athlete is: "Competing and winning."
• The part of my game that I've most improved is: "I have become more physical."
• My personal athletic goal at VWC is: "To get a lot of playing time as a freshman."
• If I could spend a day with one famous person from any time period it would be: "Bob Marley because he is a legend."
• If I could participate in a reality show it would be: "Wipeout, so I could see how far I could go."
• It's the year 2025 and: "I am vacationing and creating computer simulations on the beach in the Bahamas."
• If I could possess one superpower it would be: "Flying, so I could be able to fly through space."
• People might be surprised to know: "I write music."
• The most important advice I've received is: "Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard." --Ken Krieger