Brittany Baldwin

Brittany Baldwin
Staff Coach
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Bio:

Brittany grew up playing club soccer in Memphis and graduated from Collierville High School, bringing home the school's first and only State Championship her senior year. She then played Division I soccer on full scholarship at the University of Memphis and was a part of the team that won 3 consecutive C-USA Conference Championships, made 3 consecutive NCAA tournament appearances, holds the C-USA record for most goals scored in a conference tournament, and is a part of the winningest class in the program's history. She was named a captain her Sophomore year. In her time at Memphis they travelled to Argentina where she played against 3 of Argentina's top women's professional teams and 11 different World Cup players, including the current captain of the Argentina Women's National Team. Brittany was named the 2010 recipient for the Elma Roane Award, the top award for female student-athletes at the University. Outside of soccer Brittany has been involved in programs such as Habitat for Humanities, volunteering at Children's Hospitals, and Young Life. She is currently finishing her degree in Exercise and Sports Science. ~ This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.