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Pat McMahon (Patrick McMahon) was born on 5 November, 1986 in Bolingbrook, Illinois, United States, is an American soccer player. Discover Pat McMahon's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 37 years old?

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Age 37 years old
Zodiac Sign Scorpio
Born 5 November, 1986
Birthday 5 November
Birthplace Bolingbrook, Illinois, United States
Nationality United States

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Pat McMahon Height, Weight & Measurements

At 37 years old, Pat McMahon height is 1.80 m and Weight 72 kg.

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Height 1.80 m
Weight 72 kg
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Pat McMahon Net Worth

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Net Worth in 2024 $1 Million - $5 Million
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Timeline

1986

Pat McMahon (born November 5, 1986) is an American soccer player.

McMahon was born in Bolingbrook, a suburb of Chicago, Illinois, to John and Elizabeth McMahon.

He first played competitive soccer with the Ajax FC Chicago youth team and attended high school at Benet Academy.

While at Benet, he played soccer as well as track and field.

During his three years playing soccer Benet twice won the East Suburban Catholic Conference and McMahon was thrice named an All-East Suburban Catholic Conference honoree.

He was also a two-time All-Section selection and was an All-Area honorable mention as a senior.

2005

McMahon played four years of college soccer for the UIC Flames at the University of Illinois at Chicago between 2005 and 2008 where he started every match.

As a sophomore he was a part of the nation's top-rated defense that allowed only eight goals in all competitions with 13 clean sheets as UIC won the Horizon League Regular Season Championship and qualified for NCAA tournament.

While at college, McMahon also appeared for USL PDL clubs West Michigan Edge in 2005, Kalamazoo Kingdom in 2006 and Chicago Fire Premier in 2008 making a total of 39 appearances and going goalless across all three clubs.

During his season there, the Chicago Fire Premier won the Great Lakes Division of the Central Conference to qualify for the PDL playoffs where they would lose in the Divisional Round.

Following graduation, McMahon went on trial with an expansion USL team in Puerto Rico before returning to Chicago to train with Bridges FC.

After a year with Bridges FC he went on trial with Danish football club HB Køge but fractured his ankle before earning a contract.

He then immigrated to Australia and signed with semi-professional Wynnum District SC of the Australian Brisbane Premier League.

2006

As a junior he scored his first collegiate goal on September 2, 2006, against Marquette and was part of a defense that earned 14 clean sheets; a UIC record.

He scored his second goal of the year in the Horizon League Tournament Championship game against Green Bay as UIC won the Horizon League Tournament and qualified for the NCAA tournament for the second consecutive season.

In the NCAA tournament UIC reached the quarterfinals for first time in its history.

As a senior he again scored two goals as UIC won the Horizon League Regular Season Championship.

Following the regular season McMahon was named to the Horizon League Championship All-Tournament Team and UIC qualified for the NCAA tournament for the third consecutive season for the first time in its history.

McMahon finished his career at UIC by starting a school record 85 consecutive matches.

2011

He played two seasons for Wynnum beginning in 2011 where Wynnum was named BPL Premiers for winning the regular season title to qualify for the finals series.

2012

During the 2012 season, Wynnum again qualified the finals series which they went on to win to be named BPL Grand Final Champions.

Following the 2012 season McMahon was named to the Brisbane Premier League All-league teams as well as being named the Wayne Gracey Player of the Year.

During his two years with Wynnum he appeared in 55 matches and scored 5 goals.

Not believing he could obtain the visa required to qualify for the A-League, McMahon returned to the United States and went on tour with Bridges FC.

2013

He went on trial with Swedish Superettan side Ljungskile SK and signed his first fully professional contract with them on July 24 for the 2013 season as a defensive midfielder.

He made his professional debut on August 4 against Hammarby IF and went on to appear in six league matches.

He also appeared in one of Ljungskile's matches in the Svenska Cupen against Ullareds IK and went goalless across all competitions as Ljungskile avoided relegation.

After his contract wasn't renewed, McMahon returned to the United States and went on trial with the Rochester Rhinos of USL Pro.

2014

He signed with Rochester on March 21 for the 2014 season, and made his USL Pro debut on April 5 in their season opener against Orlando City SC.

He went on to appear in 25 of Rochester's 28 league matches as Rochester finished sixth in the league to qualify for the USL Cup Playoffs.

In the USL Cup Playoffs, McMahon appeared in Rochester's lone match: a 2–1 defeat against LA Galaxy II.

He also appeared in two of Rochester's three U.S. Open Cup matches making his debut in the competition on June 17 against MLS side D.C. United; a match Rochester won 1–0.

2015

McMahon remained with Rochester for the 2015 season and made his season debut on March 28 against New York Red Bulls II.

He went on to appear in 27 of Rochester's 28 league matches as part of a defense that only allowed 15 goals; a USL Pro record.

Rochester only lost one league match en route to winning the inaugural season of the USL Eastern Conference as well the league's regular season title.

McMahon also appeared in all three of Rochester's USL Cup Playoff matches as Rochester won the Cup, becoming only the second team to win both the regular season and league title in the same year.

McMahon also appear in two of Rochester's three U.S. Open Cup matches and went goalless across all competitions.

After two years with Rochester, McMahon signed with USL expansion side FC Cincinnati on December 7, 2015 and made his Cincinnati debut on March 26 against Charleston Battery.

He went on to appear in 26 of Cincinnati's 30 league matches and scored his first goal as professional on April 4 against rival Louisville City FC; his only goal of the season.

Finishing third in the Eastern Conference Cincinnati qualified for the USL Cup playoffs where McMahon would appear in Cincinnati's only playoff match.