NSWCPS Maroon Award for Excellence in Football
Madelyne Monahan has demonstrated exceptional skill, leadership, and dedication in football throughout 2024. Her outstanding performances as a goalkeeper at both state and national levels have established her as a key contributor to her teams' successes and a role model for her peers.
Maddy served as the goalkeeper for the MacKillop Football Team at the NSWPSSA Tournament, leading her team to a gold medal. Her remarkable defensive abilities were instrumental in the team’s success, particularly in the grand final, where her crucial saves ensured a nil-all draw that secured the championship title.
Maddy’s talent and composure under pressure earned her selection as the goalkeeper for the NSW U12 Team. Competing at the Australian School Sport Football Tournament in Perth, Maddy’s skill and leadership were critical to the team’s undefeated run, culminating in a national championship victory. Her ability to deliver consistent, game-saving performances at this elite level highlights her exceptional talent and mental toughness.
In addition to her football achievements, Maddy has been selected to represent NSW at the Futsal National Championships in Melbourne. This selection underscores her versatility and commitment to excelling in all aspects of the sport.
Maddy’s success on the field is matched by her humility and passion for the game. Her friendly demeanor and dedication to her teammates make her a valued leader and a positive influence within her team. Her outstanding 2024 season is a testament to her work ethic, resilience, and love for the sport, and it sets a strong foundation for her bright future in football.
It is with great pride that Madelyne Monahan is awarded the NSWCPS Maroon Award for Excellence in Football. This recognition celebrates her extraordinary accomplishments, her contributions to her teams’ successes, and her embodiment of the values of teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship. Maddy’s journey in football is an inspiration to her peers and a testament to her potential for continued excellence in the sport.