Maddy Moloney

GRADUATE (2023): 

• Appeared in all 18 games
• Recorded 24 points, consisting of 9 goals and 15 assists
• Recorded 8 ground balls and 6 caused turnovers
• Led the Tigers in assists including a career high of 5 assists against Virginia Tech
• Earned ACC All-Academic Team Honors

Before Clemson:

As a senior in 2022, Moloney played in all 20 games for UMass, scoring 21 and assisting on eight goals. 10 of the 20 games for the Minutemen saw Moloney record a multi-point performance. The Minutemen finished the season 16-4.

Notable Collegiate Honors / Stats:

• Played in 56 games making 19 starts. Recorded 72 points.
• 2021 Atlantic 10 Conference Champion, recorded 1 goal and one assist in the game. 2021 and 2022 NCAA tournaments
• Atlantic 10 commissioners honor roll 2018-2022

2022:

• Played in all 20 games including 3 starts
• Netted 21 goals and dished out 8 assists to give her 29 points on the season
• Recorded 5 ground balls and 1 caused turnover
• Had 10 multi-point games
• Recorded her lone hat-trick in a 15-9 victory over Richmond (4/10)
• Had a 3-point performance with a goal and a pair of assists to help in win over Duquesne (3/27).

2021

• The junior attacker saw action in all eighteen contests starting 16.
• Ranked 5th on the team in total points with 35 on 25 goals and 10 assists.
• Recorded 10 multi point games.
• Posted a career high in points in the victory over UConn with 6 (2g, 4a).
• Scored 3 goals and added an assist in a home win over Saint Joseph (4/9).
• Tallied 2 goals in the A10 semi final match-up with Davidson and added a goal and an assist in the A10 final versus Saint Joseph.
• Also added 25 ground balls and 5 caused turnovers. Earned a spot on the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll.

Notable High School Accomplishments:

• St. Peters Secondary varsity women’s lacrosse record holder in goals, assists, and total points
• 2-time state runner-up
• St. Peters secondary school female athlete of the year
• Member and captain of Team Ontario lacrosse.

Why did you choose Clemson?:

I chose Clemson for my graduate year because of the incredible academics and for the opportunity to be a part of the inaugural year of women’s lacrosse at this university. I am so excited and grateful for the opportunity to help build this program from the ground up and be able to work with my teammates to define what Clemson women’s lacrosse will be like on the field, in the classroom, and the community. As well, the opportunity to compete in the ACC and for Coach Alison is something I couldn’t pass up!

Fun Fact:

I make maple syrup