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Maddy Steere

Class:
Junior
Position:
UT
Height:
5-11
Hometown:
Pascoe Vale, Australia
High School:
St. Catherine's School

Features on Maddy

• Scholar Stories: Steere Using Major to Solve Problems In and Out of Pool (MGoBlue.com)

Career Stats

Year	GP	G	A	Pts	EX	DEX	Stl	FB
2017	37	51	49	100	40	14	45	8
2018	41	74	34	108	40	50	47	18
2019	32	55	42	97	32	28	25	12
2022	35	51	35	86	27	16	43	17
Total	145	231	160	391	139	108	160	55

Career Highs
Points: 7 (2x), last vs. Brown (4/6/19)
Goals: 6, vs. UC Irvine (3/5/17)
Assists: 4 (2x), last vs. #17 Harvard (4/24/22)
Drawn Exclusions: 4 (2x), last vs. George Washington (4/7/18)
Steals: 5, vs. Bucknell (2/2/22)
Field Blocks: 2 (8x), last vs. #22 Brown (4/23/22)

At Michigan
• Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts
• Majoring in biomolecular science
• Three-time ACWPC All-American (2019: 2nd team, 2018: 3rd team, 2017: honorable mention)
• 2019 & 2022 CWPA Player of the Year
• Four-time CWPA All-Conference (First team - 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022)
• Four-time CWPA Championship All-Tournament Team (First team - 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022)
• Seven-time CWPA Player of the Week
• CWPA Rookie of the Week
• Four NCAA Tournament apperances
• Won Four CWPA Championships
• Three-time Academic All-Big Ten
• Three-time ACWPC All-Academic Team
• Two-time CWPA Scholar Athlete
• Three-time U-M Athletic Academic Achievement Award
• Team 19 Co-Most Valuable Offensive Player
• Team 18 Coaches Award
• Team 17 Most Valuable Defensive Player
• Ranks among Michigan's career leaders in goals (3rd - 231), goals per game (3rd - 1.59), assists (2nd - 160), assists per game (3rd - 1.10), points (3rd - 391) and points per game (3rd - 2.69)
• One of eight players in program history with 300 career points, becoming the second fastest to reach the mark (108 games)
• Third player in school history to have 100 or more points in two seasons
• One of only two freshmen in school history to record 100 points in a season

Senior (2022)
• NCAA Quarterfinals
• CWPA Champions
• CWPA Player of the Year
• All-CWPA first team
• CWPA All-Tournament first team
• Two-time CWPA Player of the Week (March 21, May 9)
• Academic All-Big Ten
• Had a career-high five steals again Bucknell (2/2/22)
• Helped Michigan to the CWPA Finals after scoring five goals against Brown (2/23/22)
• Finished the season with 51 goals, 35 assists, 86 points, 43 steals, ad 17 feild blocks

Junior (2019)
• NCAA Quarterfinals
• CWPA Champions
• ACWPC All-America second team
• CWPA Player of the Year
• All-CWPA first team
• CWPA All-Tournament first team
• Three-time CWPA Player of the Week (Jan. 22, Mar. 19, May 13)
• Team Co-Most Valuable Offensive Player
• ACWPC All-Academic team
• Academic All-Big Ten
• U-M Academic Achievement Award
• Second on the team in points (95) and assists (42)
• Tallied 16 goals and nine assists in conference play to rank second on the team in both categories
• Eight games with three or more goals and four games with three or more assists
• Tied for the team lead with two goals in the NCAA quarterfinals against No. 3 UCLA
• Scored two goals in the CWPA Championship game against No. 15 Princeton
• Had a career-high four assists and seven points in a win over No. 13 Fresno State at the Wolverine Invitational and then had four goals and two assists at the Bulldogs
• Also had seven points against Brown with four goals and three assists
• Scored five goals to go with one assist, two drawn exclusions, two steals and a field block against Harvard
• Three goals, two assists and three steals in a win over No. 22 Indiana
• Four goals and five assists at the Barbara Kalbus Invitational
• Led the team in scoring at the UCSB Winter Invite with five goals and nine points
• Guided the team to two top-10 wins at the Triton Invitational with four goals, four assists and three steals in four games
• Tallied three goals and two assists against No. 3 UCLA

Sophomore (2018)
• NCAA Quarterfinals
• CWPA Champions
• ACWPC Third Team All-American
• All-CWPA First Team
• CWPA All-Tournament first team
• Team 18 Coaches Award for extension of coach in the water
• Academic All-Big Ten
• ACWPC All-Academic Team
• CWPA Scholar Athlete
• U-M Academic Achievement Award
• Two-time CWPA Player of the Week (Jan. 24, May 18)
• Tallied 74 goals, 34 assists, 108 points, 50 drawn exclusions, 46 steals and 18 field blocks on the year
• Led the team with 18 field blocks
• During conference play she had 13 goals, seven assists and led the team with 12 drawn exclusions and three field blocks
• 12 games with three or more goals and five games with three or more steals
• Netted a hat trick to go with three drawn exclusions in the NCAA Quarterfinal against No. 3 Cal
• In five games at the Wolverine Invitational she had 10 goals, three assists, six drawn exclusions and 10 steals
• Matched a career best with six points (three goals, three assists) to go with four drawn exclusions vs. George Washington
• Four goals, one assist and three drawn exclusions against No. 24 Cal Baptist
• Scored three goals against No. 3 UCLA to start the season
• Tallied three goals in a win over No. 19 UCSB
• Three goals, one assist and two steals vs. No. 9 Pacific
• Matched a career high with three assists vs. No. 16 UC San Diego
• Hat trick against No. 11 LMU
• Scored a hat trick in the ninth place game of the Barbara Kalbus Invitational against No. 15 UC San Diego
• In a one-goal loss to No. 8 Pacific she had two goals, one assist and four drawn exclusions

Freshman (2017)
• NCAA Quarterfinals
• CWPA Champions
• ACWPC Honorable Mention All-American
• All-CWPA first team
• CWPA Championship All-Tournament first team
• ACWPC All-Academic Team
• CWPA Scholar Athlete
• Team 17 Most Valuable Defensive Player
• U-M Freshman Academic Achievement Award
• CWPA Rookie of the Week (March 22)
• One of only two freshmen in school history to reach 100 points in a season as a freshman
• The fourth Michigan freshman to score 50 or more goals in a season (51) and ranks second among U-M freshmen with 49 assists
• Recorded 13 multi-goal games (three with five or more), 15 multi-assist outings (five with three assists) and four games with five or more points
• Had one goal and two steals in the NCAA quarterfinals against No. 3 USC
• Posted two goals, six assists and three steals in the three-day CWPA Championship run, including two goals and two assists in the semifinals against No. 20 Harvard
• Scored two goals in her collegiate debut against No. 2 USC
• Dropped five goals on No. 10 Princeton and the Team USA Olympic gold medalist goalkeeper Ashleigh Johnson to go with one assist and two steals.
• Finished with six of the team's 10 goals in a loss to No. 6 UC Irvine at the Wolverine Invitational
• Tallied five goals and one assist vs. No. 4 Cal at the Stanford Invitational
• Two goals and two assists in her first conference game against No. 15 Indiana
• Assisted on three goals and scored another in a 7th place game win over No. 7 Hawai'i at the Barbara Kalbus Invitational
• Scored two goals in the final three minutes to force overtime vs. No. 8 UC Irvine at the Triton Invitational
• Three goals and two assists in a conference game at Bucknell

National Team
• Named to the 2019 World Championships team to compete in Gwangju, South Korea
• Competed at the 2019 FINA World League Super Final in Budapest, Hungary
• Played for Australia in the 2018 FINA World League Super Final in Kunshan, China
• Member of the Australian national team for the 2017 FINA World Championships, placing eighth with her team in Budapest, Hungary
• Finished in 7th place with the Aussie Stingers at the 2017 FINA World League Super Final in Shanghai, China
• Won a gold medal with Team Australia at the 2015 World University Games in South Korea
• Competed for the Junior Women's World Championship team in Volos, Greece in 2015
• Gold medal at the Intercontinental Cup in 2014
• Team captain of the Youth Women's World Championship team in Madrid, Spain
• Australia Water Polo Junior Athlete of the Year in 2014
• Member of the U-18 National Team and team captain in 2015
• Captain of the U-16 National Team in 2012 that won a silver medal at the Pan Pacific Games
• 2013 Canada Cup silver medalists

Prep
• Graduated from St. Catherine's School (2014)
• Attended the University of Melbourne in 2015

Club/ Junior Team
• Played for the Victoria Seals National League Club from 2013-16
• Spent two years with the Victorian Tigers National League Club from 2011-12
• Member of Essendon Water Polo club from 2003-16

Personal
• Full name is Madeleine Kate Steere
• Birthday: September 15, 1996
• Parents are Darren and Catherine Steere
• Has one sibling, Alexandra