A mainstay along the back line throughout his four years as a YellowJacket, Bridger Roberdeau led the program to a pair of ASC Tournament championship matches.
Roberdeau earned his first career All-ASC honor in 2024, but was a key factor for the YellowJackets all four years. His 5673 career minutes played is fifth in the program's NCAA era and he played in 71 matches with 65 starts.
In 2024, Roberdeau played and started all 18 matches. His play aided LeTourneau to six shutouts on the year and he scored one goal with three assists. That performance throughout the season landed him a spot on the All-ASC first team.
“Bridger's leadership was evident through his discipline, humility, and drive to pursue excellence both on the field and in the classroom,” said assistant coach Timothy Lee. “This recognition is a testament to his character. I'm incredibly proud of how he represented the program and athletic department, and I have no doubt he will continue to lead others in the future.”
In the classroom, Roberdeau excelled. Majoring in mechanical engineering, Roberdeau had a 3.57 GPA. He was a three-time College Sports Communicators Academic All-District selection and will be a four-time ASC Academic All-Conference honoree when that is announced in July.
He will also be a three-time ASC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete honoree.
