University of Detroit Mercy Athletics

Career Highlights:
• Two-time Detroit Mercy Athletic Director Honor Roll selection (2024, 2025).
• Horizon League Fall and Spring Honor Roll selection (2025).

2025:
• Made team-best nine starts with a 3-5-1 record
• Led the team in wins (3) and saves (37), ranked second in goals-against-average (1.69) and save percentage (71.2).
• Posted three consecutive clean sheets, leading Detroit Mercy to a 2-0-1 record to start the season.
• Ranked second in the Horizon League in shutouts (4) after the Titans’ 3-0 win at Chicago State (9/5).
• Monroe and the backline did not allow a goal in 374:21 total minutes before surrendering the first goal of the season at MSU (9/1).
• Named #HLMSOC Under Armour® #HLMSOC Defensive Player of the Week (8/25)
• Also was named to the TopDrawerSoccer Men's Team of the Week (Aug. 18-24).
• Made 10 total saves, posting back-to-back shutouts to lead Detroit Mercy to a 1-0-1 record against solid competition.
• Had quite the homecoming as the Willoughby, Ohio native made a career-high eight saves to record his first-career shutout, leading UDM to a scoreless draw at No. 12 Dayton.
• This marked the first time the Titans earned a draw against a ranked team on the road since a 2-2 result at No. 16 Ohio State on Sept. 26, 2017.
• He followed that performance, making two saves to record his first career win and second consecutive shutout between the pipes in UDM's 2-0 win over 2024 Northeast Conference (NEC) regular season champion Mercyhurst, who was picked to repeat as champions in the 2025 NEC preseason poll.
• Made a career-high 10 saves at No. 18 Kentucky (9/9).

2024:
• Appeared in seven games for Detroit Mercy as a freshman
• Made five starts
• Recorded 13 saves in goal
• Posted first career save for UDM in Titans 2-1 victory over Milwaukee (10/12)
• Made a season-high five saves against No. 9 Western Michigan (10/22)

High School:
• Helped Saint Ignatius win three consecutive state championships (2021, 2022, 2023) and a national championship in 2022.
• All-Greater Cleveland Second-Team and Academic All-Ohio selection.
• Helped Spire qualify for the 2024 USYS National Tournament and the 2022 and 2023 Midwest Regional
• Made the game-winning penalty kick save in the 2023 OHSAA state championship game
 
Personal:
Full Name: Colin Patrick Monroe
Parents: John and Terese Monroe
Siblings: Molly
Major: Civil Engineering
Reasons for choosing Detroit Mercy:
Strength of academic and athletic programs, coaching staff, and welcoming environment