As A Junior (2016) | Game-By-Game Stats
Appeared in 13 games all off the bench … scored two goals, including arguably the most important of the season for FGCU … delivered the game-winning goal in double overtime of the ASUN Championship semifinal versus Lipscomb (Nov. 5) as he headed in a cross from Justin Gavin … tallied his other goal at FIU (Oct. 4) as he concluded the scoring in a 4-1 Eagles’ win … attempted 11 shots on the year, and eight of those were on frame for a .727 shooting percentage … logged 367 minutes.
As A Sophomore (2015) | Game-By-Game Stats
Played in eight games, making two starts … his first start came at Wake Forest (Sept. 5) with his second start occurring at USF (Sept. 19) … attempted six shots on the year over the course of six games … two attempts went on frame … took four corner kicks … logged 341 minutes on the year … aided FGCU’s defensive unit that paced the A-Sun in goals allowed (13 – nine fewer than any other team), goals-against average (0.88 – 0.45 better than any other team) and shutouts (seven – two more than any other team).
As A Freshman At Nichols College (2014)
Appeared in 21 matches ... Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Rookie of the Year ... CCC First Team ... CCC Player of the Week (Nov. 3) ... two-time CCC Rookie of the Week (Sept. 22; Oct. 13) ... led Bison and finished third in conference in goals (nine), and his team-high 21 points were tied for fourth in CCC ... netted five game-winning goals, including the only goal in a win over UMass Boston in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament ... scored GWG in CCC Quarterfinal match against UNE (Nov. 1) ... netted first goal of the CCC Semifinal contest against Endicott (Nov. 5).
Prior To Nichols
Graduated from Martin County High School in 2014 ... two-time MVP in 2012-13 and 2013-14.
Personal
Son of Penny and Radi Mohsin ... favorite athlete and person he wants to meet is Mario Balotelli ... favorite sports movie is
The Replacements ... also recruited by Appalachian State and Lipscomb ... aspires to become a professional soccer player ... chose FGCU because of the beautiful campus, great coaches and teammates and school system.
