St. Fleur will begin his first season as the secondary coach for the Duhawk defense in the fall after being hired earlier this spring.
A native of Dania Beach, Fla., St. Fleur brings multiple levels of college football experience to his coaching career.Â
St. Fleur began his collegiate career at Saddleback College as a running back, leading the team with 9.7 yards per carry as a freshman. After transitioning to defense prior to his sophomore season, he quickly became one of the program's top defenders, earning First Team All-Conference honors while leading the team in tackles.
He later transferred to Minot State University, before finishing his career at Saint John's University under Head Coach Gary Fasching and Defensive Coordinator Brandon Novak.
During his final two seasons, St. Fleur earned First Team All-Conference honors as a safety, while helping lead the Johnnies to back-to-back NCAA playoff appearances with one of the nations top-rated defenses. In 2024, SJU ranked fourth nationally in scoring defense, allowing just 12 points per game and finished the season ranked No. 1 in the national coach's poll. The following season, the Johnnies' defense remained statistically dominant, establishing itself as a turnover machine, while leading the nation with an impressive 4.4 points allowed per game.Â
