FAIRFAX, Va. – Senior forward Timi Mulgrew was named a Third Team NSCAA/Continental Tire Division I All-American as announced by the NSCAA on Friday.

"Timi had a great year and a great career representing George Mason at the highest level," said head coach Greg Andrulis. "He joins a very special group of exceptional student-athletes who achieved All- American status while representing George Mason. He had a truly remarkable career at Mason and has secured his legacy as one of the all-time best."

The program also extends its congratulations to Mark Ryan, current men's soccer Hall of Fame member who mentored and coached Mulgrew through his formative years.

The award comes days after the Sterling, Va. native was named to the All-Midwest Region First Team and being named to the Atlantic 10 Conference First Team earlier in the awards season.

Mulgrew becomes the second player in two years to earn All-American honors, joining current sophomore Steffen Kraus who was also named to the NSCAA Third Team in 2013.

 It is the first time the program has produced back-to-back All-Americans since the 01-02 season when John O'Hara and Damian O'Rourke were named Third Team Freshman All-Americans by College Soccer News. Mason men's soccer also produced at least one NSCAA All-American from 1991-93, with Joseph Addo and Tamir Linhart each earning the honor twice.

Mulgrew capped off his senior season with a career high in goals scored (13) and points (28). He end's his tenure with 26 career goals, tied for the ninth most in Mason history along with 170 shots, the fourth most in program history. 

First Team

Second Team

Third Team