Mason Deeds Season 2019

2020-21 • REDSHIRT SENIOR SEASON
Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.

Season: Did not play.

2019 • REDSHIRT JUNIOR SEASON
Season: Made return to pitch after suffering season-ending injury in September 2018…Appeared in four games as a defensive substitute.

No. 5 Stanford (8/30): Made season debut in season opener. No. 8 Indiana (10/6): Played entire second half on the backline.

2018 • JUNIOR SEASON
Season: Appeared in six matches and made four starts on the backline in first season as a Nittany Lion...Missed the rest of season due to injury.

UCF (8/24): Made Penn State debut. Bowling Green (8/28): Played 17 minutes as substitute on backline in shutout for first win of season.

BEFORE PENN STATE
2016-17 • GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
Attended Georgetown University for his freshman and sophomore campaigns...Saw action in 18 total matches and made four starts...Helped Hoyas win 2017 Big East Championship.

PRIOR TO COLLEGE
Spent four years with New York Red Bulls Academy, including last two in Red Bulls’ U23 league...Helped lead team to Generation Adidas Cup in 2014-15...Earned USSDA All-East Conference Best XI honors that same year...Selected to MLS All-Star Youth Team in 2014…Served as Team East captain…Ranked No. 80 on Top Drawer Soccer’s U.S. graduating class of 2016 list…Trained overseas in Scotland, Italy, Croatia, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Slovakia while playing with the New York Red Bulls Academy and the Olympic Development Program Region I team…Attended Brandywine Heights High School in Topton, Pennsylvania…Played one season of varsity soccer and varsity basketball for Bullets…Was a member of National Honor Society, student council and Future Business Leaders of America.

PERSONAL
Full name is Mason Robert Deeds…Son of Michael and Lora Deeds…Has a twin sister, Madison, who played Division I field hockey at Providence College…Graduated with a degree in communication arts and sciences in December 2020...Pursuing second bachelors degree in media studies...Born August 3, 1998, in Reading, Pennsylvania.