2007: Coletta had another impressive season for the Saints, as the co-captain started in all 18 games for the Scarlet and Brown. The Montreal, Quebec native tallied a career-high 80 saves, and only allowing 14 goals in 2007, the lowest number of goals he's allowed in his career. Coletta had a .851 save percentage and 0.72 goals against average, earning him Liberty League honorable mention. He was also named Liberty League Defensive Player of the Week after he shutout Union (who was ranked 6th in the country at the time) and only allowed one goal versus Skidmore. The keeper had eight shutouts in his junior year and posted a 9-3-6 record. He was also named to the 2007 Liberty League All-Academic Team for his performance in the classroom.

2006: Coming off of an outstanding rookie season with the Scarlet and Brown, Coletta broke on to the National scene in 2006 by earning Regional All America honors and being selected to D3Kicks.com's Northeast All-Region Team. He boasted a .805 save percentage and a 0.75 goals against average as a sophomore, earning him First Team All-Conference honors. He allowed only 15 goals, seven less than his first year, and recorded a total of eight shutouts as a sophomore for an 11-5-2 record.

2005: Coletta made an immediate impact on the Saints program, as the Montreal, Que. native was the starting goalkeeper in sixteen games this season. He posted a 10-6-1 record as a rookie and an impressive 1.14 goals against average. Coletta was awarded the Bradley R. Evers Outstanding First Year Student Award, and was selected the Co-Rookie of the Year.

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