Kyle Helton

Kyle Helton is a former soccer player who attended Duke University from 2003 to 2007.13 During his time at Duke, he played for the men's soccer team as a defender.2 Helton earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Policy and Economics from Duke University.3

Soccer Career at Duke

As a member of the Duke Blue Devils men's soccer team, Helton achieved several notable accomplishments:

• Named to the ACC All-Freshman Team in 20031
• Selected for the Second Team All-ACC in 20061
• Played as a defender, wearing jersey number 82
• Completed his college soccer career as a senior in 20062

Academic and Personal Background

Kyle Helton was born on May 20, 1986, in Birmingham, Alabama.1 Before attending Duke, he grew up in Birmingham and later moved to Alpharetta, Georgia, where he attended Milton High School.1 Helton demonstrated excellence both on and off the field:

• Graduated from Duke at the age of 211
• Earned a degree in Economics and Public Policy13
• Speaks English with native or bilingual proficiency and has knowledge of German3

Post-Duke Career

After graduating from Duke, Helton pursued a professional soccer career:

• Drafted by New England Revolution in the 2007 MLS SuperDraft (4th round, 51st overall)1
• Played for various teams, including Austin Aztex FC and Mjøndalen IF Fotball1
• Represented the United States in youth international soccer, including the 2003 FIFA U-17 World Championship1

Kyle Helton's LinkedIn profile indicates that he is currently based in Alpharetta, Georgia, and describes himself as an entrepreneur.34