“Maddie DiMaria’s historic freshman season was a perfect example of what makes her such a special talent. Ruthlessly efficient on the attack and fiercely competitive, she did what her team needed in order to win, supplying goals, assists and everything else to help her side hang a state championship banner. DiMaria’s play frustrated opposing coaches as she was always a step or three ahead of the competition. Driven to improve her game, DiMaria showcased goal-scoring ability with her left foot this season that made many question which one was her dominant side. She was utterly unstoppable on the pitch.”

J.R. Eskilson

National Analyst for PrepSoccer.com

Athletic Excellence

The 5-foot-7 freshman forward and midfielder led the Chargers to a 21-4 record and the Class 3 state championship this past season. DiMaria scored 30 goals and passed for 21 assists, netting two scores and recording an assist in Cor Jesu’s 3-0 win over Rockwood Summit High in the state final. The Missouri Soccer Coaches Association’s Class 3 Player of the Year, DiMaria is a member of the U.S. Soccer Under-15 Women’s National Team. She’s ranked as the nation’s No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2027 by PrepSoccer.com.

Academic Achievement

DiMaria has maintained a unweighted 4.18 GPA in the classroom. She will begin her sophomore year of high school this fall.

Exemplary Character

A member of the Cor Jesu choir, she has volunteered on behalf of Christian Action Reaching Everyone and the Special Needs Soccer Association. Also a member of her school’s Green Team Club dedicated to raising environmental awareness, she has served as a Cor Jesu Shadow Guide for prospective students.