Mallory McGuire is set to join the Milwaukee women’s soccer team for the 2025 season, as announced by head coach Kevin Boyd. McGuire will transfer from the University of Missouri, where she has played for the past two seasons.
“We are excited to welcome Mallory home,” Boyd stated. “She brings with her experience playing in the SEC and we expect her to help us immediately. She is a local player who grew up playing in the area and is technical, quick and dynamic on the ball and will play in the attacking end for us.”
During her time at Missouri, McGuire participated in 20 games over two fall seasons, scoring her first goal against Creighton as a sophomore. Her high school career was spent at Brookfield Central High School, where she earned Greater Metro Conference All-League honors and led her team to a league title as a senior.
McGuire also played club soccer with Chicago FC United under head coach Fabrice Gautrat for six years. Additionally, she was involved with US Training Centers from U12-U16, attended the Girls Academy Midwest ID Training Center in 2021, participated in the US Midwest Combine in 2017, and was part of RBG Club, Redgen Club, and Film Club.
