The 5-foot-4 senior forward and defender scored 29 goals and 15 assists this past season, leading the Jems (21-2-1) to the Class AAA state championship game. A member of the U.S. Youth Soccer Region I Olympic Development Program team, Agnew participated in the High School All-American Game in North Carolina in December. A three-time national championship tournament MVP with her club team, she concluded her prep soccer career with 101 goals and 49 assists.
Agnew has maintained a weighted 3.95 GPA in the classroom. She has made a verbal commitment to attend Harvard University, where she will play soccer, beginning this fall.
A prolific artist with an extensive portfolio, Agnew has volunteered locally as a math and science tutor and youth soccer coach. She has also donated her time as part of multiple community-service projects through her school and church. "Murphy Agnew is a once-in-a-lifetime player you get to see as a coach," said Tom Knoll, head coach of Gwynedd Mercy High. "You have to game-plan around her. She could control a game just by herself."