It’s great to see when Notre Dame athletics brings in quality people, students and athletes.
That is happening once again, this time for the Irish women’s soccer team. Freshman [autotag]Riley DeMartino[/autotag], a Maryland native, was named her home state’s Gatorade Girl’s Soccer Player of the Year.
As a wing and midfielder, DeMartino helped Walt Whitman High win back-to-back-to-back 4A Maryland state championships. During this past season she scored 13 goals and assisted on 7 others. A broken collar bone prevented DeMartino from helping her team win during her junior season, but that didn’t deter her from returning for her final year and absolutely dominating.
Incoming freshman @DemartinoRiley is your Gatorade Maryland Girls Soccer Player of the Year!#GoIrish ☘️ pic.twitter.com/Hghi7oL5qT
— Notre Dame Women's Soccer (@NDSoccer) June 23, 2024
Congrats Riley, we hope your Irish career is as successful as your’s was in high school.
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