Richmond, VA
Collegiate School // Virginia
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As a Junior at Virginia (Fall 2022)… Contributed to UVA’s run to the quarterfinals in the NCAA tournament…Also contributed to the Cavaliers quarter final finish in the ACC tournament…Made her season debut against Oregon State on 9/8/2022
As a Sophomore at Virginia (Fall 2021)…Was part of UVA’s run to the round of 16 in the NCAA tournament….Fell 1-0 to Florida State in ACC tournament Championship…Team maintained #1 ranking for majority of regular season
As a Freshman at Virginia (Fall 2020)…Appeared in two matches, one in the fall and one in the spring…Made her collegiate debut against Miami (10/4)…Played a season-long 30 minutes in the match against the Hurricanes…Also saw action against George Mason (2/28) to open the spring schedule…Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll
Before College….Lettered two seasons for Rob Ukrop at Collegiate School in Richmond…Named an All-LIS first-team selection in 2018….A second team All-State selection in 2017…Did not compete in high school soccer as a senior, but trained with the Richmond U16 boys team…Competed with Richmond United Club Team
Personal: Daughter of Jenny and Lindy Fralin….Has an older sister, Emma…Volunteer with her hometown church…Also taught English to Spanish-speaking children at Oak Grove Bellmeade
Why Maryland?: “I decided to come to Maryland because although I am very grateful for my experience at UVA because I have learned and grown so much. I decided to enter the portal and chose Maryland because I was incredibly excited about this new, high-quality coaching staff and I was very excited about the future of this program and its potential. When I took my visit, I absolutely loved everything I saw and the type of environment that Maryland Women’s Soccer has. Meeting the coaches and relating to their aspirations for the program and their love of soccer set them apart, and my decision to commit was made easy.”
Head coach Meg Nemzer: “Maggie is a high quality addition to our program. She has the blue collar mentality we want to build our team with and comes from a high level soccer background both in club and at her previous institution. Maggie will add a high soccer IQ, athleticism and an ability to break pressure and create on the dribble. We are excited to get to work with Maggie starting this spring!”
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