Penn State Men’s Soccer Alum Aaron Molloy Named To USL Championship First Team
Aaron Molloy’s career path just keeps rising.
In his return to the USL Championship league this year, Molloy was named a first-team All-League honoree along with Memphis 901 FC teammate Phillip Goodrum.
Molloy put together a historic 2022 season for Memphis, setting a single-season club record of 10 assists, which also tied him for fourth place across the USL. The Nittany Lion also recorded eight goals en route to Memphis’ second-highest goal total in the league.
Across three years at Penn State, Molloy played in 50 matches, starting in all but one. He recorded 14 goals and eight assists, with nine of those goals coming in 2019.
After leaving Penn State, Molloy played briefly for Portland Timbers 2, who were in the USL Championship at the time. After a brief stint at Forward Madison FC of USL League One, he was transferred to Memphis. His 2022 season with Memphis ended after two postseason matches in the USLC conference semifinals.
Your ad blocker is on.
Please choose an option below.
Purchase a Subscription!
About the Author
MoviesLocal theaters and new movies
ApartmentsSearch local apartments
ClassifiedsBuy and sell locally
Cars / TrucksNew and used vehicles
HotelsIn and around Penn State
Podcast/Pregame ShowPSU Football Podcast & Pregame Show
Lady Lions Drop Double Overtime Thriller To Minnesota 98-96 In Big Ten Opener
Despite a career-high 34 points from Makenna Marisa, the Lady Lions dropped their second game in a row.
10 Questions With Penn State’s Milk Man
We chatted with student personality Noam Zaremba, or Milk Man, to talk about his pro-dairy movement.
10 Questions With Penn State’s Milk Man
We chatted with student personality Noam Zaremba, or Milk Man, to talk about his pro-dairy movement.
Penn State’s Rose Bowl History
Penn State’s first Rose Bowl appearance 100 years ago helped fund the construction of a West Halls dorm.
Penn State Football To Face Utah In Rose Bowl
The first-ever matchup between the Nittany Lions and the Utes will kick off at 5 p.m. on ESPN on January 2.