Honors and Awards: Named First-Team All-ASC (2010)...named Co-Defensive MVP of ASC Tournament (2010)...received North Atlantic Second-Team All-Region honors from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (2010)...named ASC Goalkeeper of the Week twice (9/8 and 9/29)...earned Atlantic Soccer Conference Goalie of the Week honors six times...Selected to the Atlantic Soccer Conference all conference second team...named All-North Atlantic Region Third-Team (2009)...named to the All-ASC First-Team (2009)..named ASC Goalkeeper of the Week three times (9/9, 9/29, 10/6).
2010: Played in 18 games and made 16 starts...recorded 58 saves in 1632:17 minutes in net...allowed 14 goals for a 0.77 goals against average...posted an .806 save percentage with an 9-6-2 record and eight shutouts...stopped a season-best eight shots in a 4-0 win over VMI on 9/17...his goals against average ranked 23rd in the nation.
2009: Started in 12 of the 15 games he played in...stopped 52 shots in 1203:56 minutes of net...only let up 10 goals and posted a 9-1-3 record...had an .893 save percentage and a 0.70 goals against average...his goals against average ranked 17th in the nation and his save percentage was 20th in the nation.
2008: Appeared in 14 games, starting in 12...totaled 1234:46 minutes making 51 saves...posted a 12-2 record...recorded a 0.66 GAA and a .850 save percentage.
Before Maryland: Keeper for the U-20 Trinidad & Tobago CONCACAF qualifying team in 2005... starting keeper for the U-23 Olympic pool... played four seasons for Queens Royal College Intercol...served as captain in 2003 when QRC won the North Zone Intercol title, the first title in the team's last nine seasons...led the league in goals against with seven shutouts in 17 matches...named to the all-star team ... played for the San Juan Jabloteh U-20 in 2004 and was recognized as the league's top keeper...served as vice captain for the U-20 team which advanced to the final qualifying round in the world youth championship...also served as a goalkeeper coach at La Foucade Soccer Clinic, the most recognized clinic in Trinidad, for the past three years.
Personal: Son of Judy Holder and Frank Francois...has an older sister, Hazel.
