18 Facts About Pat Noonan

Pat Noonan is the head coach of FC Cincinnati in Major League Soccer.

Pat Noonan was named an NSCAA first-team All-American his senior and junior seasons, and second-team All-American his sophomore year.

Pat Noonan finished his career at Indiana with 48 goals and 31 assists.

Pat Noonan did even better his sophomore year, the 2004 season, scoring eleven goals and registering eight assists, tying with Amado Guevara for the MLS Scoring Champion Award.

Pat Noonan was additionally named MLS Player of the Week for matchweek 10.

Alongside three other Revolution players, Pat Noonan was named a 2004 MLS All-Star.

Pat Noonan began in 2007 injured and then became a substitute as he regained his fitness.

Pat Noonan helped the Revolution win the 2007 US Open Cup, the first piece of silverware in club history, scoring a goal and providing two assists in the final.

For Columbus Crew, Pat Noonan won the MLS Supporters' Shield, MLS Cup and Trillium Cup, all of them in 2008.

Pat Noonan was selected by Los Angeles Galaxy in stage two of the draft on December 12,2011.

Pat Noonan became a free agent after he went undrafted in both rounds of the draft.

On January 11,2013, LA announced that Pat Noonan had retired as a player and had joined the club as an assistant coach.

Pat Noonan earned his first cap for the United States national team on March 13,2004, against Haiti.

Pat Noonan was named an alternate for the 2006 US World Cup squad on May 2,2006.

Pat Noonan did not play for the national team after 2008.

In January 2018, Pat Noonan was hired as an assistant coach alongside Jim Curtin at the Philadelphia Union.

Pat Noonan was named head coach of FC Cincinnati on December 14,2021.

Pat Noonan was named the MLS Coach of the Year on November 21,2023.