Morgan Andrews

Soccer player[3]

What is Morgan Andrews known for?

Born on March 25, 1995, in Milford, New Hampshire, Morgan Elizabeth Andrews is an accomplished American soccer player. An alumnus of Milford High School, she is especially renowned for her time with teams like the Boston Breakers, OL Reign, and Perth Glory. Andrews has represented the United States on various national teams, from under-15 to under-23 levels.

Andrews had an impressive youth career with FC Stars of Massachusetts, after which she played for the NCAA Division I teams, Notre Dame Fighting Irish and USC Trojans. She scored a total of 35 goals during her college career (13 for Notre Dame and 22 for USC). She turned professional in 2012 with the New England Mutiny before moving on to play for the Boston Breakers, OL Reign, and Perth Glory. Although she didn't score any goals for Boston Breakers or OL Reign, she managed to net 7 goals for Perth Glory during her loan season there.

Besides her sporting prowess, Andrews is particularly lauded for her performance in high school. There, she captained the varsity soccer team and set new school and conference records for career goals (114). She also led the team to its first Division II state title in 2012, scoring 31 goals and serving 18 assists. Andrews was twice named the Gatorade National High School Athlete of the Year in 2012 and 2013, becoming only the second soccer player (male or female) and one of only nine recipients in the award's 29-year history to earn the title twice in their respective sports.

Also a star at college, during her time at the University of Notre Dame, Andrews started all 22 matches as a freshman, ranking first in points with 19, shots with 73, and match-winning goals with 4. She earned honors including the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Freshman of the Year, ACC All-Freshman Team, Soccer America All-Freshman First Team, Top Drawer Soccer Freshman Best XI First Team, All-ACC Second Team, and the NSCAA All-Southeast Region.

For more information, you can check out the U.S. Soccer official page or her profile on the NWSL website.