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2026 Soccer Roster

Profile

  • F
    Position
  • Senior
    Class
  • St. Louis, MO
    Hometown
  • 5'9
    Height
  • 155
    Weight
  • Saint Louis University HS -
    High School
  • Arizona Western College
    Previous School
#7 Stephen Saladin
#7
Stephen Saladin
F
Position
Senior
Class
St. Louis, MO
Hometown

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2026
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Summary

Biography

2025 | Bradley
- Saladin appeared in all 17 games for the Braves last season, starting 10 and logging 995 minutes. He scored one goal and recorded eight shots on goal during the 2025 season. His lone goal came against Drake on November 5, and he had two games with two shots on goal, against Western Illinois on September 3 and Omaha on September 13.

2023-24 | Arizona Western College
- Attended Arizona Western College
- United Soccer Coaches All-American, ACCAC All-Conference team
- 2x District champs, 2x Region champs, 2x conference champs, 2x trips to nationals as the #1 and #5 seed

High School
- Went to Saint Louis University High School.
- United Soccer Coaches All-American, All-State Offensive Player of the Year, All-Region Player of the Year
- 29 goals, 16 assists as a senior

Why Bradley?
- When asked why you chose Bradley, Stephen said, "I chose Bradley University because I felt that the coaching staff here believes in me and will help me continue to excel on and off the field. When I visited the school for the first time this past December I was impressed by the coaching staff and the facilities of both the soccer team and the school."

Personal
- Born on December 15, 2003. Son of Steven and Ann. In his free time, Stephen likes to watch movies and play his guitar. When asked who has been the biggest influence on his life, Stephen replied, "My parents have had the biggest influence on my life because I have been lucky enough to grow up with two prime examples of the amount of hard work it takes to be successful in life."