ST. LOUIS – Saint Louis checked in at No. 4 in the final United Soccer Coaches poll, which was released Tuesday following the conclusion of the NCAA Men's College Cup. 

The Billikens received one first-place vote in the poll. It is SLU's highest ranking in the final poll since also being ranked at No. 4 following the 1997 season.

SLU was ranked by United Soccer Coaches for 10 weeks this past season, climbing all the way to No. 7 in the Week Four poll.

Saint Louis finished the year 13-3-8, won Atlantic 10 Conference regular-season and tournament titles, and advanced to its first College Cup since 1997.  The Billikens made their NCAA-record 52nd appearance in the NCAA Men's Soccer Championship and the fourth in five years under SLU head coach Kevin Kalish.