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Brooke Clagett

  • Award
    Athletes of the Week
  • Week Of
    9/30/2026
  • Sport
    Women's Soccer
  • Bio
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Brooke Clagett is the UMBC Athlete of the Week after she was named the America East Co-Rookie of the Week. In a key America East Conference matchup at a rain-soaked Retriever Soccer Park on Sunday, Clagett scored the equalizer early in the second half to help propel the Retrievers to a hard-fought 2-1 victory over the visiting New Hampshire Wildcats.

UMBC drew even nine minutes into the second half as Clagett made a tremendous individual play along the right endline after a give-and-go with sophomore midfielder Delainey Proctor. Clagett beat her defender to the ball, cut back to the middle, and then beat the UNK keeper with a shot to the left corner while sliding to the ground.

Clagett is second in the America East Conference with five goals, including a league-best three game-winners. She was named the league's Offensive and Rookie of the Week on August 17.


Athlete Awards
Date Athlete Sport
10/11/2023 Bruna de Padua Women's Swimming and Diving
10/11/2023 Alek Wroblewski Men's Soccer
10/4/2023 Hannah Howard Women's Volleyball
10/4/2023 Max Casey-Bolanos Men's Swimming and Diving
9/27/2023 Natasha Munro Women's Soccer
9/27/2023 Tyler Harry Men's Soccer
9/19/2023 Lola Negrete Women's Soccer
9/19/2023 Emigdio Tormo Lopez Men's Soccer
9/13/2023 Julija Grubisic Cabo Women's Volleyball
9/13/2023 Baraka Sila Men's Cross Country
9/6/2023 Aysia Miller Women's Volleyball
9/6/2023 Jafar Hussen Men's Cross Country
8/30/2023 Aysia Miller Women's Volleyball
8/30/2023 Taylor Calheira Men's Soccer
5/24/2023 Karly Keating Softball
5/24/2023 Tony Krueger Baseball
5/16/2023 Madison Wilson Softball
5/16/2023 Michael Arnold Men's Track and Field
5/3/2023 Megan Halczuk Women's Lacrosse
5/3/2023 Luke Trythall Baseball
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