Women's Soccer

2024 (Junior): In her third season as the TTU starter in between the pipes, Conrad once again compiled an impressive campaign on the way to earning an All-OVC second-team accolade for the first time in her career…started in 19 of 20 matches, appearing in all of them…played 1,775 out of a possible 1,820 minutes in net for the sixth-most in a single season in program history…allowed 30 goals and made 95 saves for the third-most in the OVC…posted a 1.52 goals against average and a .760 save percentage…registered five shutouts to tie for third in the league…picked up her first career assist in a 2-2 draw with Miami (Ohio) in Tech’s home opener on Aug. 18…named OVC goalkeeper of the week on Oct. 1 to help Tech sweep all three weekly honors (offensive, defensive) for just the third time in program history. Conrad tabbed back-to-back shutouts with 13 combined saves in wins over SEMO (Sept. 26) and at UT Martin on Sept. 29…in shutout win over SEMO, stopped two penalty kicks to help propel Tech to the victory…posted a shutout victory in a 1-0 win over Morehead State on Oct. 3 that featured another penalty kick save on a potential equalizer with under two minutes left in regulation. The save would end up being nominated as a Player of the Year in TTU’s annual Golden Wings Awards…tabbed a shutout behind four stops in a 2-0 victory over Lindenwood on Oct. 27 to clinch Tech’s third-straight Ohio Valley Conference regular-season title…blanked Morehead State through regulation and both overtimes in the semifinals of the OVC Tournament on Nov. 7.

2023 (Sophomore): In her second season as the Tennessee Tech starting goalkeeper, Conrad started in 18 of 19 matches, appearing in 1,551 out of a possible 1,730 minutes on the season…claimed nine wins to tie for fifth most wins in a single season in program history…allowed 18 goals and made 86 stops for a .827 save percentage and a 1.04 goals against average…save percentage mark tied Holly Wildman (1998) for fifth-best in a single season in program history, while GAA was seventh-best in a single season in school history…ranked 2^nd in the OVC in save percentage, GAA and total saves…posted six shutouts to tie for seventh-most in a single season in TTU history…took home two OVC Goalkeeper of the Week honors, picking up the accolade on Sept. 12 after a career-high 10 saves in a win over Lipscomb on Sept. 10, while also earning the distinction on Oct. 10 after consecutive clean sheets at SIUE on Oct. 5 and vs. Western Illinois on Oct. 8…tabbed a shutout behind four saves in a 2-0 win over Little Rock in the OVC Tournament semifinals for second-consecutive clean sheet in the OVC Tournament semifinals after blanking Lindenwood in 2022.

2022 (R-Freshman): In her first season patrolling the pipes for the purple and gold, Conrad excelled on the way to earning a spot on the OVC All-Newcomer team…spent all by 15 minutes on the pitch throughout the season…allowed 21 goals and made 65 saves for a .756 save percentage and a 1.18 goals against average, the ninth best mark in a single season in program history…captured eight wins to tie for seventh on the single season list in school history…ranked eighth in the OVC in save percentage and seventh in goals against average…posted seven shutouts to tie for fourth on the TTU all-time single-season list…turned it on during conference play, allowing only four goals in eight matches to tie for first in the league in OVC matches in goals against average at 0.50…tallied a .846 save percentage in OVC play behind 22 stops…allowed goals in just two OVC matches, picking up six clean sheets in eight league affairs…took home first career OVC Goalkeeper of the Week honor on Oct. 18 after collecting a clean sheet with three save in a 3-0 win over SEMO on Oct. 16…notched career-high seven saves on two separate occasions (1-1 draw at Chattanooga on Sept. 1 and 3-1 win at Middle Tennessee on Sept. 8)…picked up four halts in a 2-0 win over SIUE on Oct. 6 for most denials in a conference clash on the season…in first postseason appearance, halted two tries en route to a 5-0 win in the OVC Tournament semifinals over Lindenwood to help Tech advance to the OVC Tournament championship match for the first time since 2009.

2021 (Freshman): Conrad did not play during the 2021 season.

High School: A two-sport athlete at Xavier High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Conrad suited up in both soccer and softball…secured Second Team All-State honors to go along with IAHSSCA Honorable Mention 2 All-State accolades, Second Team All-Metro, MVC Second Team All-Conference and Class 2A All-Tournament Team recognition…varsity starting goalkeeper since freshman year…led team to a Class 2A Iowa High School State championship in 2019, allowing only one goal while tallying two shutouts during title run…junior season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, but in first two seasons combined for 47 starts, 12 shutouts, 290 saves, 0.876 save percentage and two assists…as a freshman started 18 times in between the pipes and made 123 saves, tabbed three shutouts and tallied a 0.868 save percentage…as a sophomore started 29 times and secured 167 saves, tabbed nine shutouts, posted a 0.884 save percentage and picked up two assists…as a softball player, suited up in left field and earned MVC Second Team All-Conference honors as well as All-Academic accolades…distinguished honor roll member each semester…member of the National Honor Society and member of the Spanish Honor Society.

Club/ODP Experience: Conrad was a club team member for VSA/FC United under the direction of Ginger Parson-McGill…won Iowa State Cup championships in 2018 and 2019, claiming both titles in penalty kicks…also suited up for the Iowa ODP team in 2017 and 2018.

Personal: Daughter of Joel and Kristan Conrad…born May 28, 2002…full name is Maggie Conrad…brother Ben is a current kicker for the University of South Dakota football team.

Academic: Majoring in exercise science and physical wellness.