MANAHAWKIN, N.J. — William & Mary senior goalkeeper Maddie George was selected to the 2024 NFHCA Senior Team, the organization announced on Thursday.
George was one of 38 players from 32 Division I intuitions to be recognized. She was also one of just four CAA players, joining Monmouth’s Jess Tucker, Northeastern’s Lauren Rowe, and Drexel’s Liz Chapman, to garner the honor. George is the 26th player in school history to be recognized.
Thanks to the generosity of former Mary Washington head coach and donor Karren Mann, the NFHCA is able to recognize the Senior Team. Each selected student-athlete will receive a personalized engraved award commemorating this special recognition. In addition to the video announcement, custom Senior Team apparel is available for purchase online. Learn more about Mann’s generous support of the NFHCA Senior Team and gift to the organization at NFHCA.org. This honor reflects not only the student-athlete’s performances throughout the season, but also their enduring impact on and off the field.
George started 12 games in goal for the Tribe in 2024, before her season was cut short due to injury. She posted seven contests of 10 or more saves, including a season-high 15 vs. nationally-ranked Harvard. George led CAA and ranked second nationally in saves at 10.1 per game, while coming in 21st in the country and third in the CAA in save % (.747). Her 121 saves this season rank 14th in school history and are the most since 2002, while her saves per game average was sixth in the record books.
One of the top goalkeepers in program history, George made the fourth-most starts for a goalkeeper in school history with 57. She ended her career ranked fifth in saves (342), seventh in wins (25), shutouts (9), and saves per game (5.34), 13th in save % (.725), and 20th in GAA.
George earned her undergraduate degree from W&M in economics last spring, and is currently working toward in her master’s degree.
