#22 Katie Coyle 2021-22 Women's Soccer Roster

2022 Season (Sophomore)

• ACC All-Academic Team
• Played in all 23 games. Logged over 558 minutes on the wing in the midfield.
• Scored her lone goal of the season, and game-winner to boot, in the 4-0 win over Illinois. Connected on a left-footed strike near the top-left side of the box.
• One of Notre Dame’s top subs in their run to the NCAA Elite Eight.

2021 Season (Freshman)

• Played in 14 games, logging 462 minutes on the pitch as a primary sub as a wing midfielder
• Started in her first career match against Syracuse on Sept. 18
• Owned two goals and one assist before a foot injury against Clemson sidelined her for the rest of the season.
• Notched three points (one goal and one assist) in the 4-0 victory over Syracuse
• Recorded her first career game-winner, scoring in the second half of a 2-1 victory at NC State.

PREP AND PERSONAL

• Played Club for PDA and coaches Mike O’Neill, Madison Tiernan, and Stan Lembryck
• Made the quarterfinals at the 2019 ECNL Nationals
• Captain at Middletown South
• 2020 All-State Team, All-Shore Conference Team and First Team All-Division selections
• 2019 North 2-Group 3 Sectional Champion and North 2-Group 3 Division Champions
• National Honors Student
• Daughter to Joe and Karen Coyle
• Has one brother, Patrick
• Mom player soccer at the University of Mary Washington
• Undecided on a major

Katie on why she chose Notre Dame:
“I chose Notre Dame because of its unparalleled combination of top notch athletics and academics. It is such a special place and I am so excited to be joining the Irish Family! The strong tradition and sense of community really made it feel like home the first time I set foot on campus.”

Norman on Katie:
“Katie is an outside back who can really play anywhere in the back line. She is a versatile player who simply does everything well. She is very confident on the ball and connects well out of the back. She is a strong athlete that allows her to be a great defender. She also has great attacking instincts which gives her the confidence and ability to go forward and join the attack.”