2021-22: Captain ... Played 15 games, starting each ... Averaged team-high 15.1 points with 5.1 rebounds in 27.8 minutes ... Had 18 assists, three blocks and 11 steals ... Shot 45.6% from floor (83 of 182), 40.3% from three-point range (25 of 62) and 70.0% (35 of 50) from free throw line ... Scored in double digits in 14 games with four of 20-or-more points ... Season-high 23 points against Vassar ... At least five rebounds in 10 games with season-high nine against Bard ... D3hoops.com Preseason All-America Fourth Team ... Liberty League Weekly Honor Roll three times ... ECAC North Player of the Month once (Jan.) ...
2020-21: Captain ...
Basketball Times Preseason All-American ... Did not compete due to COVID-19 restrictions ...
2019-20: Started all 29 games ... Averaged 14.8 points and 5.7 rebounds in 28.5 minutes ... Had 44 assists, four blocks and 27 steals ... Led team in field goal attempts (365) and made (169) and scoring average ... Second in free throws attempted (87) and rebounding average (5.7) ... Led team in scoring nine times, including … At least 15 points in 14 games with eight of at least 20 points, including career-high 32 once ... Led team in rebounding eight times ... At least five rebounds in 17 games, including career-high 11 three times ... Four double-doubles ... Multiple assists in 13 games and multiple steals in nine ... Liberty League Weekly Honor Roll three times ... Performer of the Week three times … All-Liberty League First Team … Liberty League Player of the Year ... All-ECAC Second Team ... NABC All-East District First Team ... D3hoops.com All-East First Team ... NABC East Player of the Year ... NABC All-America First Team ...
2018-19: Started all 25 games played ... Averaged 14.1 points and 5.4 rebounds in 29.7 minutes per game ... Had 38 assists, 10 steals and three blocked shots ... Made 137 of 273 (.502) shots from field, 36 of 101 (.356) from three and 42 of 60 (.700) free throws ... Second on team in points per game and field goals ... Double digits in points in 20 games ... At least 20 points four times with career-high 26 against St. Lawrence ... At least five rebounds in 16 games with season-high 10 versus Waynesburg ... Liberty League Weekly Honor Roll twice ... ECAC Division III North Player of the Month of December ... All-Liberty League Honorable Mention ...
2017-18: Played 24 games ... Averaged 3.7 points with 51 rebounds and 17 assists in 11.8 minutes per game ... Made 36 of 84 (.429) shots from field, 12 of 38 (.316) from three and four of 11 (.364) free throws ... Five steals and two blocked shots ...
High School: Two-year starter in basketball ... Captain as senior ... Runner-up as league MVP ... All-League twice ... All-State twice ... Team's Best Offensive Player Award ... St. Francis Xavier Award ... Joseph J. Ososki Award ... Team played in City Championship game as senior ... General Excellence Award ... Principal's Honor Roll ... First Honors ... Second Honors ...
Personal: Business and Management major ... Concentration in finance ... RPI Athletics 2021-22 Richard S. Lyon Male Career Athlete Award ...2019-20 Male Athlete of the Year ... SAAC ... Olympia (RPI Athletics Honor Society) ... Intern at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals as Therapeutic Area Project Manager (2019) and Financial Planning and Analysis team (2020) ... Zeta Psi Fraternity (secretary) ... Traveled to Ecuador on Jesuit Service trip ... Son of Ruth and Rob Mahoney ... Mother played basketball at Marist and with Irish National Team.
On attending Rensselaer: "I decided to attend Rensselaer because of how the community made me feel at home and because of its renowned academics and the ability to play basketball for four years." - July 2019
Benefits of undergraduate community: "I am honored to be a student-athlete at Rensselaer. I am a part of the Zeta Psi fraternity as well as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. The best part about being an undergrad is that I get to enjoy the Lally School of Management with other brilliant minds and it pushes me to work harder and think differently than I would have at any other school. I also then get to leave class and head to basketball every day and learn life lessons with another group of extremely smart and talented individuals. I believe the ultimate benefit of being an undergrad at RPI is that I am learning lessons that will stick with me for the rest of my life." - July 2019
