Villanova Univeristy Athletics

Awards: 2019 United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I Women's All-East Region Third Team...2019 All-BIG EAST First Team...BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll (9/9, 9/23, 9/30, 10/28, 11/3)...Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week Honorable Mention (Nov. 5)

Career: Appeared in 34 matches for the Wildcats while starting 30…Tallied 2,663 minutes on the pitch…Scored nine goals and dished out three assists for 21 points…Took 47 shots and placed 23 on goal for a .489 shot on goal percentage…Netted five game winning goals, including four in a 1-0 win, and two against top 25 opponents…BIG EAST: Started in 16 conference contests…Totaled 1,346 minutes on the pitch…Scored five goals for 11 points…Took 32 shots and placed 17 on goal
 
Spring 2021: Appeared in 14 contests while starting 10…Tallied 921 minutes…BIG EAST: Started seven conference matches…Took five shots and placed three on goal for a .600 shot on goal percentage…Dished out an assist at Seton Hall (Apr. 8) in Wildcats 2-1 victory

2019:  Started in all 20 games…Played 1,528 minutes on the pitch…Scored nine goals and dished out two assists for 20 points…Took 42 shots and placed 20 on goal for a .476 shot on goal percentage…Netted five game winning goals, including four in a 1-0 win, and two against top 25 ranked teams…Scored two goals twice (at Temple and vs. St. Johns)…BIG EAST:  Started in all nine conference contests…Totaled 695 minutes on the pitch…Scored five goals for 10 points…Took 27 shots and placed 14 on goal…Netted three game winning goals 

2018 (Tennessee):  During her freshman season at Tennessee the midfielder saw action in eight games while picking up one start.  McInroy netted her first career goal against Wright State and on the season took seven shots and placed three on goal.

Club Team and ODP Experience: McInroy had a standout club career with Penn Fusion Soccer Academy. She has received an ECNL national champ invitation to the ODP Region 1 Team the last three years, earning MVP honors in an ODP match in Costa Rica.  

She joined an older age Region 1 team to compete in the Mediterranean International Cup in Spain, picking up high-scorer honors and a game winner against the FC Frankfurt Reserve Bundesliga Team. She was also invited to the US U-16 youth national team camp at the Chula Vista Olympic Training Center. She also played two years for Cumberland Valley High School, earning Mid Penn Player of the Year and all-state honors as a junior.

McInroy chose Villanova because, “I fell in love with the campus and the team. It is so beautiful here and the people are genuine, friendly, and offer a strong sense of community. Also, I know the area very well because of club soccer and felt right at home when I first visited.”