By: NWSL Editor
2024 Women’s MAC Hermann Trophy Semifinalists Announced
The 2024 MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalists have been announced, spotlighting 19 exceptional NCAA Division I women's soccer players. The prestigious award, presented annually since 1967, honors the top individual performers in college soccer, with last year’s winner being Florida State University midfielder Onyi Echegini.
Fans can cast their votes at MACHermannTrophy.org, with the three finalists to be revealed on December 11. The winner will be celebrated at the Missouri Athletic Club in St. Louis on January 3, 2025.
2024 Women’s MAC Hermann Trophy Semifinalists
- Natalie Bain, Defender (Jr.) - Xavier
- Macy Blackburn, Defender (Jr.) - Texas Tech
- Brooklyn Courtnall, Defender (Sr.) - Southern California
- Bella Diorio, Forward (So.) - TCU
- Jordynn Dudley, Forward (So.) - Florida State
- Kailyn Dudukovich, Forward (Sr.) - Ohio State
- Izzy Engle, Forward (Fr.) - Notre Dame
- Kate Faasse, Forward (Jr.) - North Carolina
- Maggie Graham, Midfielder (GR-5) - Duke
- Caiya Hanks, Forward (Jr.) - Wake Forest
- Khyah Harper, Forward (Sr.) - Minnesota
- Macey Hodge, Midfielder (GR-5) - Mississippi State
- Taylor Huff, Midfielder (Sr.) - Florida State
- Ginny Lackey, Forward (Fr.) - James Madison
- Lexi Missimo, Midfielder (Sr.) - Texas
- Chioma Okafor, Forward (Jr.) - Connecticut
- Lilly Reale, Defender (Sr.) - UCLA
- Helena Sampaio, Midfielder (Sr.) - Southern California
- Ava Tankersley, Forward (GR-5) - Arkansas
Former MAC Hermann Trophy Winners Who Played in the NWSL
- Michelle Cooper (Kansas City Current) - Duke, 2022
- Jaelin Howell (Seattle Reign FC) - FSU, 2020 & 2021
- Andi Sullivan (Washington Spirit) - Stanford, 2017
- Rocky Rodríguez (Angel City FC) - Penn State, 2015
- Morgan Brian (Orlando Pride) - Virginia, 2013 & 2014
- Crystal Dunn (Gotham FC) - UNC, 2012
- Teresa Noyola (Houston Dash) - Stanford, 2011
- Christen Press (Angel City FC) - Stanford, 2010
- Kelley O’Hara (Gotham FC) - Stanford, 2009
- Christine Sinclair (Portland Thorns) - Portland State, 2004 & 2005
- Cat Reddick (Boston Breakers) - UNC, 2003
