NEW YORK, N.Y. --- Former Portland Pilots men's soccer standout and current New York Red Bulls goalkeeper Luis Robles is Major League Soccer's 2015 Allstate Goalkeeper of the Year. Robles was a four-year starter at UP (2003-06) and he is tied for the most saves all-time in program history with 346 stops.
 
His 21 career shutouts rank fourth all-time at Portland, while his 1.18 career goals-against average ranks eighth. A three-time First Team All-West Coast Conference selection, Robles was named the 2006 WCC Defensive Player of the Year.
 
Now in his fourth year with the New York Red Bulls, Robles led all MLS goalkeepers with 18 wins as the team won the 2015 MLS Supporters' Shield with the best regular season record. Robles registered nine shutouts and the Red Bulls surrendered the fewest goals (43) in the Eastern Conference, which helped the club post the highest goal differential (+19) in the entire league.
 
And as impressive as Robles was in goal, he also demonstrated a calming influence and leadership in anchoring a defense that featured 20-year-old center back Matt Miazga, veteran Damien Perrinelle, who only started two MLS matches the previous year, and a total of 10 players who were called to start at least five matches along the backline over the course of the 34-game regular season.
 
The 31-year-old has now started every regular season game for each of the past three seasons, playing every minute. His streak of 106 consecutive regular season starts is the third-longest in MLS history, and he is the first player in MLS history to start 100 consecutive regular season games for the same team.
 
The Allstate Goalkeeper of the Year Award was voted on by MLS club management, media, and MLS players.