NEW YORK, N.Y. – Following the conclusion of the best season of his collegiate career, Andrew Saint-Louis (Norwalk, Conn./Notre Dame Fairfield) has been recognized with All-Conference accolades for the first time. The senior guard was voted to the Skyline Second Team after leading the Valiants offensively all season long.

Saint-Louis finished fourth in the Skyline Conference with 19.2 points per game, close to 3.5 points more than his average a season ago. Playing 36 minutes per game, Saint-Louis shot .412 from the field this season. It was the Norwalk native's best statistical season as a Valiant, with his 45 three-pointers, .754 free throw percentage, 117 rebounds, 50 assists and 32 steals all marking new personal bests.

A scoring machine, Saint-Louis scored 20 or more points 13 times over the course of the season. He was red-hot down the stretch, reaching the 20 point plateau six times in Manhattanville's final eight games. On Jan. 18, Saint-Louis scored a career-high 29 in the Valiants' win over Old Westbury.

Saint-Louis was recognized outside of the conference over the course of the year, four times being recognized by the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association as a weekly Honorable Mention.

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