Varsity Girls Soccer
I love coaching because I believe wholeheartedly in the importance of play as a way to nurture and to challenge our students in their continued evolution as people.
- Chris Nelson, Head Coach
Girls Soccer News
Not long before she wore the red, white and blue at the 2025 Pan-American Women's Lacrosse Championship, Maddie Burns ’20 was competing in the red, black and blue of Germantown Academy, representing the Patriots on the basketball court in the winter, on Oberkircher Field for girls soccer in the fall, and for girls lacrosse in the spring.
The fall sports season at Germantown Academy may have come to a close, but the achievements of its student-athletes continue to shine. The Inter-Ac League celebrated their exceptional performances by announcing the All-League Teams, recognizing those who stood out throughout the season.
The first points of the 2024 GA/PC rivalry was won three days before the actual day's events as the GA golf team tied Penn Charter, 4-4, and each team entered the day with a half-point. On the 138th GA/PC Day, the Patriots were unable to win back the coveted Competition Cup, falling to PC, 8-2.
Germantown Academy officially inducted five athletes and two teams into the GA Athletic Hall of Fame on Thursday, November 7, 2024.
- 2024 Induction Class
Hoy concluded her high school soccer career with an impressive 110 goals and 46 assists, earning accolades such as 2008 ESPN RISE High School Girls Soccer Third-Team All-America, NSCAA Regional All-America, and a three-time Inter-Ac League MVP. She was also named 2009 EPYSA Player of the Year, achieved All-State and All-Southeastern Pennsylvania selections, led her team to a national top-25 ranking her senior season, and won the 2009 U-18 US Youth Soccer national title with her club team, FC Bucks Vipers, while excelling in track with All-League and All-State honors.