Mock was named first-team All-American after a senior season in which he led the country in goals per game (3.53). He was a two-time All-Ivy selection, earning a first-team nod in 2013 after an honorable mention selection in 2012. One of the best finishers to ever play the game, he saved his best season for last, reaching career highs in goals (60), assists (10) and points (70). In 2013, he produced one of the best scoring seasons in Cornell history in more than 35 years, as his 60 goals ranked fourth all-time in Big Red history, behind only Mike French, who owned the top three spots with 63 goals in 1974 and 1975, and 65 goals in 1976. As a senior, he scored at least three goals in 12-of-17 games, including a career-high seven goals in the Big Red's NCAA Quarterfinal victory over Ohio State, and a pair of six-goal performances against Yale and Harvard. Mock left Cornell ranked third all-time in career goals (144) and eighth in points (165). His 144 career goals was also good for eighth all-time in Ivy League history. Â
