Goalkeeper
6-5, 200
Pleasant Hill, California

Signed as a free agent on 01/15/02.

Adin Brown established himself as one of the premier goalkeepers in the league in 2002 with a sensational run of form late in the season.  

2002: 

2001 Traded to Mutiny 6/28 with D Scott Vermillion for M Carlos Valderamma, GK Scott Garlick and D Richie Kotschau…Made first Mutiny start 6/30 @KC…Recorded Mutiny career high 10 saves 7/14 @SJ…SA Team of Week (1) for July 14…Registered first win as a member of the Mutiny 8/4 vs SJ, tying a Mutiny career high with 10 saves in the first shutout for Tampa Bay in 2001; named MLS Player of the Week; SA Team of the Week (2)…Faced a career high 14 shots (saving eight) 9/1 @DC

2000: 6/28 -- 9/16: Missed final 15 games of season due to injuries to right quadriceps amd knee ... 6/17 vs. CLB: Started and played 100 minutes, making 6 saves en-route to his second-straight shutout … 6/10 vs. LA: Started and played 95 minutes, making 2 saves en-route to his fourth win and first shutout as a Rapid … 5/29 vs. NE: Started and played 90 minutes, making five saves en-route to his third win. Received his first yellow card in the 91+ minute for delay of game restart … 5/17 @ NE: Started and played 90 minutes making 4 saves en-route to his second win for the Rapids…5/3 @ CHI: Started and played 90 minutes, making 11 saves and only allowing 1 goal despite facing 31 shots. The win is his first win in MLS and for the Rapids. He also assisted on Jorge Dely Valdes’ game-winning goal in the 71st minute, earning his first point in MLS…4/8 -- 4/29 Did not play for three games due to U.S. Olympic Team duty ... 3/18 @ LA: Started and played 90 minutes, making 8 saves in his 1st MLS game.

College: In 1999, finished his collegiate career at the College of William & Mary being named for second consecutive season as a NSCAA First Team All-America selection … Capped his senior season chosen as a First Team All-CAA (Colonial Athletic Association) pick and top goalkeeper in the conference with a 0.82 goals against average as William & Mary captured CAA title … Garnered First Team NSCAA/adidas All-South Atlantic Region and for third year voted to Virginia Sports Information Directors (VaSID) First Team All-State … Started each of his 19 games and made 83 saves, tallying eight shutouts … Among the finalists for the Missouri Athletic Club (MAC) Player of the Year (third) and the Hermann Trophy (fifth) … Registered 417 career saves … Holds every goalkeeping record in Tribe record books … In 1998 as a junior, started and played all 25 of the Tribe's matches … Top 'keeper in the CAA with a 0.78 GAA and 0.875 save percentage … In 1997 as a sophomore, earned Second Team All-America and for repeated 1996 honor of Second Team All-CAA … recorded nine shutouts for second consecutive season … Played every minute of all 22 W&M games … In 1996 as a freshman, earned CAA Rookie of the Year and First Team All-State … Was the first rookie to start every CAA game for the Tribe … Posted a 0.73 GAA and an 0.872 save percentage.

International: A member of the U.S. U-23 National Team since 1998 … Posted a 1.00 GAA and three shutouts in eight matches for the U-23s in 1999 ... Has five international appearances … Helped the U-23's to a bronze medal at the 1999 Pan American Games, starting three of six games while splitting time with Tim Howard.

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