Midfielder | #14
Aodhan Quinn | #14
Position: M
Height: 6’1
Weight: 175
DOB: 3/22/92
Hometown: San Diego, Calif.
Acquired: 1/19/23
Previous club: Phoenix Rising FC (USLC)
Colleges: Bradley, Akron
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2025 USL Championship Golden Playmaker award winner after leading the league in assists, becoming the first Indy Eleven player in franchise history (NASL and USLC) to win a statistical category.
Quinn earned the Golden Playmaker award for the first time as the latest achievement in his remarkable USLC career by recording a franchise-record 11 assists. The league’s all-time leader in regular season minutes (24,198) recorded his 11th assist of the campaign in the regular-season finale at Orange County on October 25. The San Diego native is the first player in league history to record double-digit assists in a season three times, having done so in 2018 (14 for Orange County) and 2021 (11 for Phoenix Rising). Quinn finished second in the USLC in assists in both of those campaigns.
The 33-year-old’s 61 regular season assists ranks second in USLC history, while Quinn stands as the only player in league history to have recorded at least 50 goals and 60 assists in regular season play.
In 2025, Quinn led the Boys in Blue in assists (11), chances created (40), and crosses (143), and he tied for team honors in goals+assists (14). He finished eighth in the USLC in crosses, tied for eighth in goals+assists (14), and tied for 15th in chances created.
Quinn became the seventh Indy Eleven player to earn All-League accolades in 2025. It is the third time that Quinn has been on the USLC All-League Team, following first-team selections in 2018 with Orange County SC and 2021 with Phoenix Rising FC.
He has recorded 25 penalty kick goals in 28 attempts in his career in the league, the most of any individual player in league history. Quinn tied the Boys in Blue season record with seven penalties converted in 2023.
Quinn was one of three players in the USLC to record a goal and an assist in the opening round of the 2024 playoffs. He tied the first home playoff match for the Boys in Blue since 2019 with a one-touch volley from the top of the area in the 35th minute. He responded again in the 76th minute with an impressive volley from outside the area to record an assist.
He has two goals and five assists in 12 USL Championship Playoffs appearances in seven postseasons.
Quinn came back from a season-ending injury in September of 2023 on Aug. 2, 2024 at Charleston Battery, before starting 10 matches to finish the regular season. Recorded a season-high three shots in his initial start vs. Rhode Island FC.
2023: Second on the Boys in Blue with nine goals, recording two braces… Added two assists… Joined the USLC 50G/50A club against Miami on 8/12/23… Became the second player in league history to surpass 20,000 regular season minutes against Tampa Bay on 7/22/23.
Quinn signed with the Boys in Blue on January 19, 2023.
The San Diego native has played on some of the league’s top performing sides, including Orlando City SC (2014), Louisville City FC (2015-16), FC Cincinnati (2017), Orange County SC (2018-20), and Phoenix Rising FC (2021-22).
Following a standout three seasons at Akron (2011-13) and one at Bradley, Quinn was selected in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft by the Philadelphia Union. He began his pro career by signing with then USL-side Orlando City.
Quinn joined Indy Eleven following two solid seasons with Phoenix, where he contributed 15 goals, 18 assists, and a league-best 167 key passes while playing in 62 contests (31 each season). He landed the second USL Championship First Team selection of his career following a 2021 campaign that saw him notch six goals, 11 assists, and 84 key passes – with the latter two figures ranking second in the league.
Quinn’s initial USL First Team accolade followed his first campaign with Orange County in 2018, when he again finished second in the league with 15 assists to go along with 12 goals and a league-high 103 chances created, figures that also landed him on the three-person shortlist for that season’s USLC MVP award.
The durable midfielder has crossed the 2,500-minute mark in five of the last seven full USL Championship seasons – not including the 2020 campaign that saw Quinn play all 1,440 minutes of Orange County’s COVID-shortened schedule.
