KANSAS CITY, MO – Johns Hopkins graduate student Tim Treinen has been named a Second Team All-American by the United Soccer Coaches it was announced Wednesday.
 
Hopkins has now produced 30 United Soccer Coaches All-Americans, including eight under head coach Craig Appleby.
 
Treinen led the Blue Jays to a 15-1-8 record and the program's first trip to the NCAA Quarterfinals since 2006. He is the first Blue Jay to earn All-America honors since 2019 and is the first defender since 2018. Overall, he is sixth defender to be named a United Soccer Coaches All-American.
 
The Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Year, Treinen anchored one of the nation's stingiest defenses. JHU is tied for first in the nation with 16 shutouts and ranks third in goals against average (0.405). The 10 goals allowed are tied for fourth fewest in program history. In addition to surrendering just 10 goals in 24 games, the Blue Jay defense allowed just 6.6 shots per game. Treinen scored the first goal of his career this season, the game-winner in the NCAA First Round versus Lehman.