Winn Garners First Team All-America Honors Dec 12, 2008

BABSON PARK, Mass. -- After guiding the Babson College men's soccer team to the 2008 NEWMAC Championship and an NCAA Tournament berth, senior co-captain Tim Winn (Sutton, Mass.) received the nation's highest honor when he was named to the National soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-America First Team on Friday.

Winn's second career All-American honor comes on the heels of yet another record-setting season in which he broke his own program mark for points in a season with 14 goals and 14 assists for 42 points in 21 games. At the conclusion of the season, he was named NEWMAC All-Conference First Team for the fourth straight season and received his third consecutive NEWMAC Men's Soccer Athlete of the Year award. This past Wednesday, he earned All-New England honors for the fourth straight year, garnering a First Team selection for the second time. He was named Second Team all-region after his freshman season, First Team as a sophomore, and Third Team last year.

With Winn leading the way, Babson posted a magnificent record of 16-4-2 this fall while winning its first NEWMAC Championship since 2004 and earning the 19th NCAA Tournament bid in program history.

Of the 17 All-Americans in Babson men's soccer history, Winn is just the fifth player to earn national First Team recognition, joining program greats Dan Pucci (1996), Mark Sullivan (1985), Mark McNabb (1983), and Jim Fisher (1982). The 6-foot-3 striker will graduate this spring as Babson's all-time leader in both goals and points, finishing with 56 goals and 29 assists for 141 points in 83 career games.

Winn Earns Third Straight NEWMAC Player of the Year Award, Joins Five Others With Conference Honors Nov 13, 2008

BABSON PARK, Mass. -- After leading his team to the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Championship and its 19th NCAA Tournament berth, Babson senior co-captain Tim Winn (Sutton, Mass.) received his third straight NEWMAC Men's Soccer Athlete of the Year award this week.

In all, a total of six Babson players were honored. Winn, fellow senior co-captain Brendan McNamara (Exeter, N.H.), and sophomore Harrison Heller (Fort Wayne, Ind.) were named to the All-Conference First Team, while first-year Billy Nickerson (Middleton, Mass.) and junior Dan Fogarty (Brookline, N.H.) were named to the All-NEWMAC Second Team. Fogarty was also named to the NEWMAC Academic All-Conference squad, as was fellow junior Sean Gleason (Clinton, N.Y.).

Winn's third Athlete of the Year award and fourth All-Conference First Team honor come on the heels of yet another record-setting season. Already the program's all-time leading goal-scorer coming into the season, he became Babson's all-time leader in points just three games into his senior campaign. By the end of the season, he had amassed 14 goals and 14 assists for 42 points - breaking his own record for points in a season set during his sophomore year. The three-time All-New England selection and 2006 All-American now enters his first NCAA Tournament with an astounding 56 goals and 20 assists for 141 points in his magnficent career.

Joining Winn with First Team honors were McNamara and Heller, both of whom earned conference recognition for the first time after playing instrumental roles at both ends of the field this fall. McNamara enjoyed the best season of his career, finishing with three goals while anchoring a defense that posted seven shutouts while allowing just 1.08 goals per game. Heller was also brilliant in his sophomore campaign, recording two goals and one assist while serving as a consistently dominant force in the midfield.

Fogarty and Nickerson also made their first appearance on the All-Conference squad, as both earned Second Team status. Fogarty continued to be an excellent distributer, finishing second on the team to Winn with 12 assists to go along with three goals for 18 points. Nickerson also emerged as a dynamic offensive threat in his rookie season, netting 11 goals - second only to Winn on the team - and adding two assists for 24 points. Remarkably, the first-year sensation registered seven of the Beavers' 16 game-winning goals, incuding five in conference play. Nickerson was also the leading scorer in the NEWMAC in conference-only goals and points, and he netted the game-winning goal in both of Babson's NEWMAC Tournament victories.

Many contributors to Bentley success

Babson striker Tim Winn qualifies as a super sophomore. After a magnificent season in which he set the men's soccer program's single-season goal-scoring mark, Winn has earned Third Team All-America honors in a vote by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Winn led Babson and the conference in goals with 16, goals per game, assists with 9, assists per game, points with 41, and points per game. His 16 goals broke the previous single-season program record of 15 set by Steve Pagnotta (2005), while his 41 points topped the mark set by Dan Pucci (1998). At the end of the season, he was voted the NEWMAC Men's Soccer Athlete of the Year by the league's coaches. "His final numbers were obviously fantastic, but what really amazed me was his consistency throughout the year," said Babson coach Jon Anderson . "He scored goals in 13 of our 23 games, and he recorded at least one assist in two others. It wasn't a case where he was padding his numbers against a few weak opponents. He produced against just about everyone." . .

Winn Named Third Team All–American

Babson College sophomore Tim Winn (Sutton, Mass./Sutton HS) has been named Third Team All-America by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). The honor caps off a magnificent season for the second-year striker, who set a new Babson single-season record with 16 goals and nine assists for 41 total points this fall.

After leading the team with nine goals and three assists for 21 points in his freshman season, Winn exploded onto the regional and national scene this fall, leading Babson and the NEWMAC in goals, goals per game, assists, assists per game, points, and points per game. His 16 goals broke the previous single-season program record of 15 set by Steve Pagnotta ‘05 in 2004, while his 41 points surpassed the total of 37 set by Dan Pucci ‘98 back in 1997.

The All-America recognition is the last of several honors received by Winn this fall. At the conclusion of the season, he was voted the NEWMAC Men’s Soccer Athlete of the Year by the league’s coaches, while also earning NEWMAC All-Conference First Team, NSCAA All-New England First Team, and D3kicks.com All-New England First Team honors.

"This is a well-deserved honor for Tim," said head coach Jon Anderson. "His final numbers were obviously fantastic, but what really amazed me was his consistency throughout the year. He scored goals in 13 of our 23 games, and he recorded at least one assist in two others. It wasn’t a case where he was padding his numbers against a few weak opponents. He produced against just about everyone."

Just halfway through his collegiate career, Winn is already 10th on Babson’s all-time scoring his with 25 goals and 12 assists for 62 points in 42 career games. He is on pace to pass the program’s career marks of 35 goals and 104 points, both held by Jonah Frish ‘03. Winn is a 2005 graduate of Sutton High School, where he was a four-year letter winner and team captain in basketball, baseball, and soccer, earning All-State and All-League honors in the latter. He is the son of David and Nancy Winn.

Timothy Winn Earns All-American Honors

Written by Craig Larson Release Date:12/31/2006

Babson striker Tim Winn qualifies as a super sophomore. After a magnificent season in which he set the men's soccer program's single-season goal-scoring mark, Winn has earned Third Team All-America honors in a vote by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Winn led Babson and the conference in goals with 16, goals per game, assists with 9, assists per game, points with 41, and points per game. His 16 goals broke the previous single-season program record of 15 set by Steve Pagnotta (2005), while his 41 points topped the mark set by Dan Pucci (1998). At the end of the season, he was voted the NEWMAC Men's Soccer Athlete of the Year by the league's coaches. "His final numbers were obviously fantastic, but what really amazed me was his consistency throughout the year," said Babson coach Jon Anderson . "He scored goals in 13 of our 23 games, and he recorded at least one assist in two others. It wasn't a case where he was padding his numbers against a few weak opponents. He produced against just about everyone."

NEWMAC Player of the Week: Oct 8 2006

Tim Winn of Babson College has been named this week's NEWMAC Player of the Week in men's soccer. The sophomore forward from Sutton, Mass. recorded a career-high six points in leading Babson to a 4-0 victory over WPI in the Beavers' only game of the week. He netted the team's second and fourth goals. He also had the primary assists on the two others, including the game-winner. Winn leads the NEWMAC in goals (11), assists (7), points (29), goals per game (0.92), assists per game (0.58), and points per game (2.42). The Beavers are now 7-3-2 overall.