Stetson University Athletics

Nicolò Radaelli completed his Stetson career in 2025, starting 16 matches in goal and helping lead the Hatters to their ninth consecutive ASUN Championship appearance and a run to the conference semifinals. He logged 1,401:16 in goal while allowing 21 goals, recording a 1.35 goals-against average, 53 saves and three shutouts. Radaelli earned ASUN Goalkeeper of the Week honors twice during the season, bringing his career total to four weekly conference awards. His final clean sheet came in the ASUN Championship Semifinal against top-seeded North Florida, when he made three saves across 110 minutes in a scoreless draw. The performance helped earn him a spot on the ASUN All-Tournament Team. Radaelli was also named to the 2025-26 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Men's Soccer Team.  Named ASUN Goalkeeper of the Year and earned Second Team All-ASUN honors after anchoring Stetson during its ASUN Regular Season Championship campaign. Started 15 matches and played 1,311:22 in goal, recording 49 saves, a 1.44 goals-against average and three shutouts. Helped the Hatters finish unbeaten in ASUN play at 3-0-4 and capture their first conference regular season championship since 2017. Established himself as Stetson's primary goalkeeper while appearing throughout the Hatters' 2023 campaign. Played 1,524:40 in goal and finished with 54 saves, a 1.59 goals-against average and four shutouts. Recorded a season-high eight saves against UCF and became the first goalkeeper in Stetson program history to earn ASUN Goalkeeper of the Week honors. His shutouts included clean sheets against St. Thomas (Minn.), NC State and Queens, along with another against North Florida during the season. Radaelli was also selected as the fan-voted preseason ASUN Goalkeeper of the Year. Made three appearances during his first season with the Hatters, logging 270 minutes in goal. Finished the season with 10 saves while allowing seven goals and posted a 2-0-1 goalkeeper record. His appearances came against South Florida, Georgia Southern and Florida Gulf Coast. Radaelli finished his Stetson career tied for third in program history with 10 clean sheets. He earned four career ASUN Goalkeeper of the Week awards and capped his career with conference postseason and academic recognition.  Played professionally in Italy with Inter Milan, Genoa and Pescara...Won Italian championships at the U17 and U18 levels...Finished second in the Italian U19 championship. Nicolò Radaelli was born in Milan, Italy in 2001...Son of Giovanni and Greta Radaelli...Has an older brother, Andrea...Earned his undergraduate degree in business administration before continuing in Stetson's MBA program.