Bio

Adriano Dos Santos is the first male soccer player to be inducted into the Elms College Athletic Hall of Fame.

A four-year member and three-year captain of the men’s soccer program from 2000-2003, Dos Santos finished his career as the program’s second all-time leader in goals (32) and third all-time in assists (19), accumulating 83 total career points.

He helped lead the men’s soccer team to its most successful four-year record in program history – 42-20-2 – a .671 winning percentage including the school’s first-ever conference championship in 2001.

During his career, he was a first-team all-conference selection for four consecutive years as well as the conference rookie of the year in 2000 and player of the year in 2001. As of 2009, he still holds the record for most goals in a game (5) and points in a game (10).

Upon graduation, he was honored with the Athletic Department’s 2004 Monsignor Timothy J. Leary Award, which honors student athletes who demonstrate dedication, leadership, and a love of athletics.