club roster 2009 season stats Wins Saves GAA 1 33 1.78 name: Jon Conway position: GK height: 6-6 weight:215 Birthdate: May 06, 1977 Hometown: Aston, PA last club: San Jose (MLS)

Regular Season Stats

full bio l year-by-year stats l video highlights

year	club	gp	gs	min	shts	svs	ga	gaa	pg	pa	w	l	t
2009	Chivas USA	0	0	0	0	0	0	-	0	0	0	0	0
2009	New York	9	9	810	1	33	16	1.78	4	4	1	7	1
Career		81	78	7,104	22	313	110	1.39	12	14	27	34	18

Most Recent Video Highlights

date	clubs	video description
06/07/09	Red Bulls @ Revolution	New York's John Conway saves
05/24/09	Fire @ Red Bulls	Conway regresa al arco taurino
05/24/09	Fire @ Red Bulls	Jon Conway save reel

Corporate Teammate: Hunter Roberts

Now in his ninth season, Conway has established himself as one of the League's steadiest goalkeepers. After two seasons in New York in which he started each year as the backup, Conway was the Red Bulls' starting goalkeeper from the first game in 2008 and the team's most durable player. Entering 2009, Conway is third in club history in games started (52), minutes played in goal (4,743) and saves (209) and is first in goals against average (1.29 - minimum 4,000 minutes played). He is also the team's winningest goalkeeper (0.547 win pct.).

Professional:

2008: Named starting goalkeeper at the beginning of the season and notched a career high in games started (28), saves (98) and minutes played (2,520). Played the team's first 28 games, posting a 1.50 goals against average and seven shutouts. Finished 2008 with a 9-10-9 record. Handed 10-game supsension by MLS on Oct. 16 for violating MLS Substance Abuse and Behavioral Health Policy. Helped New York post a 380-minute shutout streak in August and September - longest in MLS.

2007: Started 12 games and finished with a 6-5-4 record with four shutouts. Finished in a tie for fourth in goals against average amongst all MLS goalkeepers with a 1.10 GAA.

2006: Started a career-high 12 games and posted a 7-3-2 record, including five shutouts. He led all MLS goalkeepers in goals against average with a 1.00 GAA. Made his New York debut in a 1-1 tie with Chicago on May 13 and made the first playoff start of his career on Oct. 21 vs. D.C. United.

2005: Spent the 2005 season with San Jose, before signing with the MetroStars, but did not see any action.

2004: Started five games and finished with a 2-2-1 record, two shutouts and a career-low 0.60 goals against average.

2003: Finished off the year with 11 saves and a 1.93 goals against average, having played in three games.

2002: Played in three games with San Jose, making 11 saves and allowing in six goals. Finished off the season with a 1-1 record.

2001: Appeared in one game, playing the entire 90 minutes. Made three saves, allowing one goal. 2000: Selected in the third round (28th overall) of the MLS SuperDraft by the San Jose Earthquakes. In his first season, he played in six games, recording 31 saves, with a 1.44 goals against average.

Collegiate/Club:

While at Rutgers University, the six-foot, six-inch goalkeeper allowed just 18 goals in 21 matches (0.80 GAA) as a senior in 1999. That year, Conway was named a Second Team NSCAA All-American performer. He was a three-time (1997-99) All-Region first team selection and a two-time (1998-99) Big East Goalkeeper of the Year and led Rutgers to its first-ever Big East regular-season title in 1999.

Personal:

Graduated from Rutgers University with a degree in economics. He has a younger brother, Scott, who attended Rutgers as well, taking Jon's place in the net as goalkeeper for the men's soccer team. The Conway duo started the "Conway Goalkeeper Academy" in California. Enjoys playing golf in the off-season and shot an 84 at Pebble Beach, 85 at Spanish Bay and 97 at Spyglass, widely considered one of the toughest courses in the U.S. Possesses a wealth of knowledge on fine dining. Loves the beach and has surfed since he was 10 years old. Starting his own foundation called The B. Wright Project and is involved with Ayuda for the Arts and the John T. Jackson Scholarship Foundation.