Soccer Snapshot of 4 Collegiate Years

I believe this will be the final update for the 2025 Soccer year including summary from her collegiate career and a highlight reel that she created.

Overview of the Highlight Real

This video is a highlight reel of Madelyn Davidson’s soccer plays from 2022-2025, showcasing her skills in scoring goals, assisting teammates, and her overall offensive contributions to her team.

Detailed Overview:

  • Early Goals and Opportunities: The video opens with Davidson scoring a goal from an opportunity in the box (0:20-0:25). She then finds another goal (0:35-0:37) and later scores after a one-on-one with the goalkeeper (0:44-0:50). She also demonstrates a one-timer goal (0:56-1:01).
  • Key Offensive Plays: Davidson is shown making a shot and scoring a goal to give her team a lead (1:17-1:22). She gets an early chance and scores with her right foot (2:10-2:14), and later puts another one into the back of the net after having a lot of room (2:42-2:46).
  • Teamwork and Individual Skill: The video highlights Davidson’s involvement in offensive plays, including receiving passes and creating scoring chances (3:27-3:33). She also demonstrates her ability to shake a defender and score (3:51-3:55).
  • Header Goal: Davidson scores a goal with a header from a serve into the box (4:04-4:08).
  • Continued Offensive Presence: Davidson is shown streaking down the field and shooting past the goalkeeper (5:26-5:28), further emphasizing her consistent offensive threat.

Final Stats from the SEU Website:

Bio Page Snapshot

SENIOR (2025): Madelyn Davidson started all 19 matches, tallying five goals and three assists. Scoring in five different matches, and netting the game-winner in the 3-2 road victory over #1 Keiser. She put 50 percent of her shots on frame (17/34). Davidson’s impact earned her First-Team All-Sun Conference, Sun Conference Women’s Soccer Player to Watch, Sun Conference All-Academic, NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete, and CSC Academic All-District recognition.JUNIOR (2024): Davidson shined for the Fire in her junior season. She played in 15 out of 18 games this season and started in 14. She notched a team high nine goals and three assists, finishing the season with five multipoint performances. She notched four goals for the Fire in one week that featured 2-1 wins over New College of Florida and RV St. Thomas earning for herself Sun Conference Offensive Player of the Week. Her goal against Florida Memorial on Senior Day, awarded the Fire with home field advantage for the Sun Conference Quarterfinals. Her excellence on the pitch earned her Second-Team All-Sun Conference, and a her play in the conference tournament earned her a spot on the Sun Conference All-Tournament Team. She was also outstanding academically, earning Sun Conference All-Academic, CSC Academic All-District, and NAIA Daktronic Scholar-Athlete.SOPHOMORE (2023): Davidson started all 19 games. Her strong offensive endeavors resulted in 11 goals with one assist. Eight multipoint games were fueled by three two-goal games, in two of those games her goals were the difference in a 2-0 win over Keiser and a 3-1 win over Ave Maria. 27 shots on goal were a product of 46 shots taken. This all resulted in First-Team All-Sun Conference honors. She was also successful academically with CSC Academic All-District, All-Sun Academic, and Daktronics Scholar-Athlete awards.FRESHMAN (2022): Played in 17 games with four starts….Had two goals and two assists...Scored first career goal against Campbelllsville on 9/17...Added a goal against Florida Memorial on 10/6….Had two assists against St. Thomas on 10/8.HIGH SCHOOL: Was first team All-Wesco, ECNL Northwest Conference First Team, and team MVP in 2021. Wesco Academic state champion in 2018.PERSONAL: Daughter of Mickey and Phil. Favorite athlete is Russell Wilson. Loves to hangout with friends and eat frozen yogurt. Was homecoming queen her senior year of high school.

Soccer Related Page Snapshot

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Great Progress in 2025 Conference Season Start

It’s been a while since I published the latest update and a fun flashback photo I took today with some of the memorabilia that is getting put together for a 2025 themed savor the season table before jumping into the SEU Fire Women’s Soccer updates for Madelyn or as some call her MadDog.

Softball Memories:

Check out this memory from when she played softball including her first homerun ball.

Playing Shortstop
Up to bat and throwing a bunt
Ready to throw up as the catcher
First Homerun Ball

The gallery shots were edits from this original picture.

The last update came on September 28th, 2025. Here are some updates from oldest to newest grabbed from various sources such as SEU Fire Women’s Soccer, X, Facebook, Instagram, and SnoValley Sports Journal.

Some highlights captured on X

October 18th:

This X post shares a video highlight of Madelyn Davidson's opening goal at the 3:34 mark in Southeastern University's women's soccer match against New College of Florida on October 18, 2025, securing an early 1-0 lead for the No. 21-ranked Fire.SEU dominated the game with a 5-0 shutout victory—their fourth straight win and sixth clean sheet—outshooting NCF 27-2 and earning 8 corner kicks, with Davidson also assisting the third goal.The clip illustrates SEU's aggressive start in Sun Conference play, where Ariadna Lozano's two assists (including on Davidson's goal) highlighted the team's coordinated attack, improving their record to 10-2-2 overall.

October 15th:

This post highlights Madelyn Davidson's third goal for Southeastern University in a thrilling 3-2 upset over NAIA No. 1 Keiser University on October 15, 2025, assisted by a precise chip from Ariadna Lozano that sealed a 3-1 lead midway through the second half.The victory, part of live game updates, propelled the No. 21-ranked Fire to a 9-2-2 record and 4-1 in Sun Conference play, extending their win streak to four while showcasing defensive resilience against Keiser's late rally.Davidson's finesse chip, visible in the attached video, exemplifies SEU's offensive versatility, with three different scorers contributing to the win for the three-time conference champions.

News and Highlights from SEU Fire

Story ArchivesPosted Headline Category10/18/2025 Five-Goal Output Fuels SEU’s Fourth Straight Victory Women's Soccer10/15/2025 SEU Upends No. 1 Keiser on the Road Women's Soccer10/7/2025 Fire Face Ranked Test and Key Home Match This Week Women's Soccer10/4/2025 Late Goal Sinks Fire in Road Battle Women's Soccer10/1/2025 Ranked Fire Roll in Sun Opener Women's Soccer

Five-Goal Output Fuels SEU’s Fourth Straight VictoryLozano tallies goal and two assists as No. 21 Fire blank New College to improve to 5-1 in Sun Conference playLAKELAND, Fla. -- The No. 21 SEU Women's Soccer team kept its momentum rolling with a dominant 5–0 win over New College of Florida on Saturday night at the SEU Soccer Field. The win marked the Fire's 10th of the season, improving them to 10-2-2 overall and 5-1 in Sun Conference play, while securing their sixth clean sheet of the year.The Fire wasted no time setting the tone as Madelyn Davidson opened the scoring in the fourth minute, slotting home her fourth goal of the year off an assist from Ariadna Lozano. Southeastern kept up the early pressure, racking up 12 first-half shots and converting two more before the break. Lozano doubled the lead in the 34th minute with her seventh goal of the campaign, assisted by Olivia Thomassy and Sara Irurozki, before Olivia Hadad buried a quick follow-up just 46 seconds later on a feed from Davidson to make it 3–0 at halftime.

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | 10/15/2025 5:08:00 PMSEU Upends No. 1 Keiser on the RoadFire strike three times—including Davidson’s late chip—for marquee road victoryWEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- The No. 21 SEU Women's Soccer team pulled off a monumental upset on Wednesday morning, taking down top-ranked Keiser University 3–2 at Arrigo-Vecellio Field. The Fire struck twice in the first half and reclaimed the lead late behind a composed finish from Madelyn Davidson to secure one of the program's most memorable regular-season wins.The Seahawks opened the scoring in the 15th minute when Lauren Riley converted a header off a corner from Steingerthur Snorrad. Southeastern answered quickly, as senior defender Ramsey Watkins found the equalizer in the 21st minute with her second goal of the year. The Fire then took the lead in the 35th minute when Olivia Hadad slotted home her sixth of the season off an assist from Sara Irurozki, giving SEU a 2–1 advantage heading into the break.Keiser drew level in the 71st minute on a strike from Delia Letelier, but the Fire refused to fade. In the 83rd minute, Davidson raced onto a pass from Ariadna Lozano, beat a defender to the ball, and chipped it calmly over the onrushing keeper for what proved to be the game-winner—her third goal of the season.

Madelyn in MotionMadelyn Davidson has become a catalyst for the Fire's fluid, possession-based style. With two goals and two assists, Davidson links the lines with clean distribution and sharp decision-making. Her tactical understanding and technical control make her one of the Fire's most valuable midfield connectors.

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | 10/4/2025 11:09:00 PMLate Goal Sinks Fire in Road BattleSEU controls the pace but concedes in the final minutes against Florida MemorialMIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- SEU Women's Soccer dropped a hard-fought 1-0 decision to Florida Memorial on Saturday afternoon in Miami, with the deciding goal coming in the 89th minute. The Fire dictated much of the match's rhythm, controlling possession and building consistent pressure throughout both halves but couldn't capitalize on a number of quality chances.SEU came out sharp in the opening 20 minutes, generating multiple looks through Grace Banker and Madelyn Davidson, who each forced saves from FMU goalkeeper Isabella Rueda. The Fire continued to press through the midfield, earning four corner kicks and outshooting the Lions 9-5 in the first half. Coming out of halftime, Southeastern again pushed forward, keeping the ball in the attacking third for much of the second period while Rueda and the FMU defense held firm.

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | 10/1/2025 9:49:00 PMRanked Fire Roll in Sun OpenerLozano and Hadad combine for four goals as No. 24 SEU controls possession in Sun Conference openerLAKELAND, Fla. -- SEU Women's Soccer made a statement in its Sun Conference opener Wednesday night, rolling past Ave Maria 4-0 at the SEU Soccer Field. The victory came on the same afternoon the Fire entered the NAIA Women's Soccer Top 25 for the first time this season, debuting at No. 24.From the outset, Southeastern showed why it earned national recognition, overwhelming the Gyrenes with pace and creativity in the attacking third. After a handful of early chances, Ariadna Lozano opened the scoring in the 18th minute, finishing off a service from defender Alva Jonsson. Just five minutes later, Olivia Hadad doubled the lead when she slotted home a pass from Madelyn Davidson. Lozano nearly struck again in the 37th minute when she rattled the crossbar, but made good on her next opportunity in the 42nd, converting on an assist from Carmen Garcia Llanes to give the Fire a commanding 3-0 advantage at halftime.The pressure carried over after the break. In the 50th minute, Lozano turned provider, springing Hadad for her second goal of the match to close out the scoring at 4-0. Southeastern continued to dictate possession and tempo, generating opportunities while rotating players freely. Goalkeeper Sofia Diaz was untested, as the Fire defense held Ave Maria without a shot on goal and conceded just three attempts overall.Hadad and Lozano each tallied a brace to lead the offense, while Jonsson, Davidson, and Garcia Llanes provided the assists. SEU also earned five corner kicks to none for Ave Maria, highlighting the Fire's sustained territorial control.

News and Highlights from SnoValley Sports Journal

Southeastern (FL) women 5, New College of Florida 0: Senior Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson, from Carnation, pocketed a goal and assist to help SEU blank the league rivals from Florida at home in Lakeland, FL, last night. Davidson found what appeared to be an errant pass and flicked it in with her left foot for the opening goal of the game in the fourth minute, then assisted on a goal by teammate Olivia Hadad with about 10 minutes left in the first half. Davidson, a Cedarcrest HS grad, started for the Fire and worked 78 minutes, recording four shots, all on goal, in the game.

Soccer: Lower Valley’s Davidson delivers a big goal for her team in massive upset winCarnation’s Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson has been part of some fantastic moments the past four years for the women’s soccer team at Florida’s Southeastern University. But the senior perhaps delivered her most memorable one yesterday.She took a feed from teammate Ariadna Lozano, broke away past a defender, and chip shotted it into the goal for what turned out to be the game-winner for the Fire as Southeastern pulled off its biggest regular season win in years perhaps – a 3-2 road win over Florida in-state rival Keiser University, the top-ranked team in all of NAIA women’s soccer, down in West Palm Beach, FL. The Cedarcrest High School alum started and played 74 minutes, recording three shots, two on goal including that game-winning goal which happened with about seven minutes left in regulation.The win moved Southeastern in front of Keiser in the NAIA Sun Conference standings and was only the second loss of the season for that top-ranked team.

SoccerSoutheastern (FL) women 7, Webber International 2: The Fire no pun intended turned the heat on their in-state rivals very quickly at home in Lakeland, FL, last night scoring four first-half goals then cruising to the win. Owing to how quickly things got into SEU’s favor, senior Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson, from Carnation, started but ended up playing just 46 minutes in this one with the Cedarcrest HS alum getting two shots, one on goal, but no goals unfortunately.

Southeastern (FL) 2, SCAD-Savannah 1: Southeastern defender Danielle Vogel, a junior from Florida, was a late substitution into last night’s key NAIA Sun Conference clash between the Fire and the perennial league powerhouse from Georgia on SCAD’s turf outside of Savannah, GA – she subbed in in the 79th minute and played just the final 12 minutes. But what it was she did with 33 seconds left in the game may have sparked a push for the Fire towards a strong postseason berth.Vogel took a feed from teammate Ariadna Lozano and fired it top shelf past the SCAD keeper and into the net for a goal, breaking a 1-1 tie and propelling the Fire to a stunning and massive road win. Senior Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson, from Carnation and a 2022 Cedarcrest HS grad, started and played 80 minutes in this one for Southeastern with no stats of note reported.

SoccerCollege soccer action from this past weekend involving athletes from the Valley:Florida Memorial 1, Southeastern (FL) women 0: The Fire dropped their first NAIA Sun Conference game of the fall on the road Saturday night against their in-state rivals down in south Florida. Senior Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson, she of Carnation and a Cedarcrest HS grad, started for Southeastern logging 82 minutes and recording four shots, one on goal, with no goals scored.

SoccerSoutheastern (FL) 4, Ave Maria 0: The Fire no pun intended turned up the heat on their in-state rivals in the NAIA Sun Conference opener for both squads on home turf for SEU in Lakeland, FL., Senior Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson, from Carnation, started the game for the Fire and logged 47 minutes assisting on one of the three first-half SEU goals, a 24th minute tally by teammate Olivia Hadad that was the first of two on the night for the freshman from Bradenton, FL. Fantastic leadership from Davidson to help her young teammate out on that goal, good stuff. Davidson is a Cedarcrest HS grad.

If you want to keep up with the season, keep up to date via the SEU Fire Women’s Soccer site which gives you schedule, scores and stats, and the latest news.

Here are the latest stats

Catching up on the highlights of the 2025 season

SEU Articles:

Sep 3, 2025

Fire Earn Hard-Fought Draw Against No. 16 TMU

Sep 13, 2025

Fire Extend Unbeaten Start with Win at New College

Sep 20, 2025

Women’s Soccer Stays Hot With Road Triumph

Sep 27, 2025

Fire Play to 1–1 Draw at Lynn

Snoqualmie Valley Sports Journal

CHS alum Benjamin marks a major milestone on the volleyball floor…..and other news on a Thursday

SoccerFire ladies double up local Florida foe: The women’s squad from Florida’s Southeastern University made a short commute from their Lakeland campus over to nearby Babson Park yesterday afternoon and doubled up host Webber International University 4-2. Carnation’s Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson started for SEU, with the senior, like Benjamin above also a Cedarcrest grad, logging 62 minutes recording one shot on goal with no goals scored. Teammate Sarah Irurozki had a three-goal hat trick to power the NAIA Fire, who moved to 2-0 on the season outscoring their first two opponents 11-2 in those two games. Southeastern is next on the road next Wednesday night taking on Truett McConnell University in Georgia.

SVSJ preview: Cedarcrest girls’ soccer aims to keep success going in 2025 following state trip last season

This is a program that as noted does produce college talent – in addition to Sadie Schaefer, Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson is playing her final college season with NAIA Southeastern University in Florida, and as we have told you this week, goalie Kayla Hampton has found instant success this fall at her new college program, Illinois Institute of Technology. Hampton, who graduated from CHS in 2023, transferred to the Chicago university after her former school, San Francisco’s Academy of Art, scrapped their women’s soccer program as part of an overall shutdown of their entire athletic department back in June. Also, at the community college level, defender Masyn Ribail, who graduated back in June, found a spot playing defense at Green River CC down in Auburn. So we’ll be sure to keep an eye periodically on them for you as well.

Leading off our Sunday with some cross country and soccer!

College scores:Southeastern (FL) women 1, New College of Florida 0: The Fire in a morning road game blanked their in-state rivals down in Sarasota, FL. Senior Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson, she of Carnation and a Cedarcrest HS grad, started and logged 70 minutes for Southeastern, recording three shots, one on goal, with no goals scored.

Valley makes its presence felt in regional XC meet, both high school and college! Also soccer and volleyball to lead off your Sunday…..

SoccerSoutheastern (FL) women 3, Ave Maria 1: The Fire stayed hot to start the season, with a road win over their in-state rivals in central Florida. Senior Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson assisted on one of the Southeastern goals; the young lady from Carnation and 2022 Cedarcrest HS grad pocketed the helper on the goal in the 42nd minute by teammate Olivia Hadad. Davidson started and worked 76 minutes in this one, recording two shots, one on goal, with no goals scored.

News on a Thursday……

Also from college women’s soccer last night:Keiser 4, Southeastern (FL) 1: The Fire suffered their first loss of the year at home last night in Lakeland, FL, against the top team in NAIA in the visitors from south Florida. Senior Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson started for Southeastern and worked 84 minutes with no stats of note reported. She is from Carnation and a Cedarcrest HS grad.

Mount Si alum Phillips explodes for Central Washington U. football in blowout road win, plus the rest of last night’s college action…..

SoccerSoutheastern (FL) women 1, Lynn (FL) 1: Senior Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson, from Carnation and a Cedarcrest HS grad, scored the lone Fire goal in the first half only to see the hosts from South Florida tie it late and end this one in a draw down in Boca Raton, FL, last night. Davidson’s goal was her second on the season and she started and played 67 total minutes for Southeastern with that goal coming on her lone shot on goal in the contest.

Stats so far…

Fire Women’s Soccer came out Hot – Game 1

Gooooooaaaaaaall!

Live Updates from X.com:

News Reports…

Women’s Soccer Rolls Past Thomas in 7-0 Season-Opening Victory

SEU kept the pressure on after the break. Madelyn Davidson scored two minutes into the second half, Lozano followed with her second in the 51st minute from Laface, and Grace Banker capped the night with her first of the year in the 68th minute — also assisted by Laface.
47:27SEU Madelyn Davidson (1)GOAL by Southeastern Madelyn Davidson, goal number 1 for season.
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Previewing CHS boys’ golf, and the action from last night…..

Soccer“Mad Dog” opens the season the right way: Carnation’s Madelyn “Mad Dog” Davidson opened her final collegiate season last night doing what she does best – score goals for her Southeastern University of Florida women’s soccer team.The 2021 Cedarcrest High School alumnus took a defensive misplay and chipped it home into the back of the net for her first goal of the season in the 47th minute, part of what was a 7-0 Fire trouncing of regional rival Thomas University of Georgia in the season opener for Southeastern last night in Lakeland, FL.Davidson started and worked 59 minutes with the goal coming on her lone shot on goal; she had two shots total in the game. A total of five different players pocketed tallies in this one for the NAIA squad, including a pair each from Davidson’s teammates Sarah Irurozki and Ariadna Lozano.Southeastern now hits the road for six straight games and will not be back on campus hosting anyone until a month from now on September 24. The road swing begins on Wednesday with an afternoon test against Webber International University in nearby Babson Park. That game is a 12:30pm our time kickoff and you can see it on the Sun Conference’s digital streaming app.

Sun Conference Game Summary:

The Stats:

Wow, what a way to get things started:

Spreading the points around in their first game of the season:

Knowing the season is getting closer…

With just under a week before college soccer kicks back in for pre-season, I went to check out what the Fire Women’s Soccer site had to share. I found this note in the Bio section:

JUNIOR (2024): Davidson shined for the Fire in her junior season. She played in 15 out of 18 games this season and started in 14. She notched a team high nine goals and three assists, finishing the season with five multipoint performances. She notched four goals for the Fire in one week that featured 2-1 wins over New College of Florida and RV St. Thomas earning for herself Sun Conference Offensive Player of the Week. Her goal against Florida Memorial on Senior Day, awarded the Fire with home field advantage for the Sun Conference Quarterfinals. Her excellence on the pitch earned her Second-Team All-Sun Conference, and a her play in the conference tournament earned her a spot on the Sun Conference All-Tournament Team. She was also outstanding academically, earning Sun Conference All-Academic, CSC Academic All-District, and NAIA Daktronic Scholar-Athlete.SOPHOMORE (2023): Davidson started all 19 games. Her strong offensive endeavors resulted in 11 goals with one assist. Eight multipoint games were fueled by three two-goal games, in two of those games her goals were the difference in a 2-0 win over Keiser and a 3-1 win over Ave Maria. 27 shots on goal were a product of 46 shots taken. This all resulted in First-Team All-Sun Conference honors. She was also successful academically with CSC Academic All-District, All-Sun Academic, and Daktronics Scholar-Athlete awards.FRESHMAN (2022): Played in 17 games with four starts….Had two goals and two assists...Scored first career goal against Campbelllsville on 9/17...Added a goal against Florida Memorial on 10/6….Had two assists against St. Thomas on 10/8.HIGH SCHOOL: Was first team All-Wesco, ECNL Northwest Conference First Team, and team MVP in 2021. Wesco Academic state champion in 2018.PERSONAL: Daughter of Mickey and Phil. Favorite athlete is Russell Wilson. Loves to hangout with friends and eat frozen yogurt. Was homecoming queen her senior year of high school.from: https://fire.seu.edu/sports/womens-soccer/roster/madelyn-davidson/6691

The updated notes on her JUNIOR season were pretty cool and figured I would capture for future reference.

Going through the tabs, another snapshot heading into the season from her career stats:

from: https://fire.seu.edu/sports/womens-soccer/roster/madelyn-davidson/6691

Keep an eye out as the team has a new coach and a bunch of new players too and so excited to get to see how this senior season goes.

Season Highlights and one additional award…

A new YouTube Highlight real went up and so wanted to share here for people too.

Madelyn Davidson Junior 2024 Highlights

On 11/19/2024, CSC ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT TEAM was named and Madelyn made the list.

2024 Academic All-District Women's Soccer Teams NAIA

On the page before the PDF/DOC file, it provided more details about a further award but that isn’t awarded till December and says:

Academic All-District® honorees were considered for advancement to the CSC Academic All-America® ballot. Student-athletes selected as CSC Academic All-America® finalists are denoted with an asterisk and will advance to the national ballot to be voted on by CSC members. First-, second- and third-team Academic All-America® honorees will be announced Dec. 10, 2024 (men) and Dec. 11, 2024 (women).

Updates after the 2025 Sun Conference Semi-Finals…

Thought I would capture all the updates since the last post up to and including the final game of the Sun Conference playoffs.

November 2nd 2024 – Florida Memorial

SEU Fire Article

LAKELAND, Fla. – The Fire are coming on late in the season. Southeastern University received an early second-half Madelyn Davidson goal and its defense did the rest in a 1-0 shutout over Florida Memorial Saturday afternoon.After controlling the opening half, SEU broke up the scoreless deadlock until Davidson found the back of the net for the ninth time this season only 2:44 into the second half. Fire keeper Ella Sebree turned away the Lions' two late shots on goal at 66:20 and 81:41 and preserved the shutout.With the win, SEU recorded its second shutout of the season to go with a 2-0 final at Warner University on Sept. 25. The Fire also are 2-0-1 over its last three matches and improved to an even 6-6-2 on the year and 4-3-1 in The Sun Conference. Florida Memorial is now 8-5-2 and 4-4-2 in the Conference.SEU out-shot the visitors by a 14-5 margin over the match and 8-3 with boots onto the net.Sebree had not faced a shot on goal until she saved the two Lions attempts in the final 23:40 of the match.After the Davidson goal, both Abby Ripple (48:04) and Katie Carnes (57:14) both tried to make it a two-goal game but the attempts were saved.SEU moves onto The Sun Conference Quarterfinals on Thursday as the No. 3 seed and will get a rematch with No. 6 Florida Memorial. Kick off is at 7:30 p.m.. from: https://fire.seu.edu/news/2024/11/2/seu-fires-shutout-over-florida-memorial.aspx

SnoValley Journal Writer’s write-up:

Onto women's soccer, and Carnation's "Mad Dog" made the difference yesterday. Madelyn Davidson scored the game's lone goal for Southeastern University's squad in a 1-0 win that closed out the regular season at home over Florida Memorial University in central Florida. The goal, which came in the 48th minute, was the ninth of the season for the CHS alum and clinched a rematch with FMU Thursday, again at home on SEU turf in Lakeland, outside of Tampa. Davidson's former Cedarcrest teammate Sidra Griffin also saw action in two games this past week for Linfield University's team, with no stats of note to report. Griffin is from Duvall.

November7, 2024 – Florida Memorial

SEU Fire Article

LAKELAND, Fla. – Southeastern's Gaia Iacuzzi and Olivia Thomassey teamed up for three goals over a six-minute period and pushed the Fire past Florida Memorial, 4-1, in The Sun Conference women's soccer quarterfinal.Getting the night started, Madelyn Davidson made the first shot of the game count as she found the back of the Florida Memorial net for a 1-0 home score at 5:47. Davidson added another shot on goal (19:20), while Makayla Peddycoart tried two balls on net (22:36 and 38:39) and Ariadna Lozano one more (41:05) the rest of the opening half. Sebree recorded her first save against the Lions offense at 35:34.Florida Memorial tied the match just over 15 minutes into the second stanza at 60:18. Tied at 1-1, the SEU defense blocked a Florida Memorial shot and reversed the field where Iacuzzi booted what would be the game-winning goal only 33 seconds later at 72:24. The Fire pressure continued as Thomassey connected on a pair of goals of her own on the next two SEU shot attempts with assists from Rebecca Laface and Amelia Hammond. The Fire controlled the action from there to secure the victory.For the second time in five days, the Fire posted a win against the Lions (8-7-2). The two met last weekend where SEU took away a 1-0 Saturday morning victory. The Fire out-shot FMU 25-10 on the night. Keeper Ella Sebree turned away three of the four shots on goal she faced in net.The Fire return to action on Monday, when they head to West Palm Beach to battle with Keiser University in The Sun Conference semi-finals. Kick off is at 1:30 p.m..

SnoValley Journal Writer’s write-up:

Soccer notes: it was Senior Day yesterday for Cedarcrest alum Sidra Griffin as Linfield University's ladies played their final home match of the season in Oregon; Griffin, from Duvall, worked the full 90 with no stats reported in a 1-1 Wildcat tie with Willamette. Also, fellow Red Wolve alum Madelyn Davidson scored her 10th goal of the season for Southeastern U. of Florida's ladies in a 4-1 win this past Thursday at home in the Sun Conference playoffs over Florida Memorial. They play again tomorrow. Davidson is from Carnation. from:https://www.facebook.com/share/p/193mpVUHSH/

November 11, 2024 – Semi-Finals against Kaiser

SEU Fire Article

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – The Fire took on the nation's best all year and Monday afternoon was nodifferent. In the Sun Conference semifinals, Southeastern University fell to top seed and NAIA No. 2Keiser University, 4-0, in women's soccer.Fire keeper Ella Sebree and the defense held off the Seahawks initially, as Sebree recorded six saves, butKeiser found the back of the net at 22:30 to take a 1-0 lead. Olivia Thomassey fired SEU's first shot ongoal at 29:51 and only 30 seconds later Keiser added a second goal, taking a 2-0 lead into halftime.Sebree finished the match with 12 saves. Rebecca Laface led the Fire offense with four shots of theteam's seven, with one on goal.SEU had their best offensive surge after the 62 nd minute where Lozano put a shot on net (62:44),Davidson missed her attempt high (63:28), and Laface shot one wide at 70:21.The Fire faced eight ranked opponents in their 16 total matches and end the season with a 7-7-2 record.SEU has qualified for the NAIA National Tournament seven straight years but will miss the tournamentfor the first time since the 2016 season.from:https://fire.seu.edu/news/2024/11/11/womens-soccer-fire-fall-to-seahawks-in-sun-semifinals.aspx

SnoValley Journal Writer’s write-up:

Not posted at time of this post but no real callouts.

Sun Conference Awards:

Sun Conference All-Academic Honors

Madelyn and 12 other girls from the team got this honor

Football 10/31/2024 10:58:00 PM Ethan SullivanFire Athletics Earns 41 Sun Conference All-Academic HonorsThe 2024 Sun Conference Fall All-Academic Awards were announced today, with Southeastern having 40 student-athletes named as honorees. "There is so much we ask of our student-athletes, and it's gratifying to know that in the midst of preparation for their sport, that academic excellence is just as important to them," said Athletics Director, Drew Watson. "I know I speak for the fall coaches when I say that we are so proud of those who were honored today,"To qualify for this honor, the athlete must have been enrolled in two or more semesters and a cumulative GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.Women's soccer boasted the most out of all fall sports, with 13 total. Forwards Katie Carnes, Peyton Fitzherbert, alongside goalie Madison Songer were named, as were midfielders, Madelyn Davidson, Ariadna Lozano, Rebecca Laface. From the defensive side of the pitch, Elizabeth Unzueta, Grace Banker, Olivia Thomassy, Kaylee Couey, Abigail Ripple, Alivia Knapp, and Gabriella Palanti earned honors.From cross country there were eight student-athletes named on the women's side and four from the men's team. Men's Cross Country saw Luke Callery, Joshua Shields, Nathan Evans, and Tyler Moody honored. From the women's team, Grace Feder, Natalie Rohm, Jillian Blaser, Kaitlyn Vorkapich, Sophie Robinson, Marlee Irvin, Gracie McGee, and Sarah Foreman were named.Volleyball had six student-athletes with All-SUN academic honors. Alexandra Postlethwaite, Alexandra Marshall, Cambry Pope, Chapel Cunningham, Kennedy Jones, and Ava Connors.Men's soccer and football had four and five respectively. Edward Alderson, Luca Baldestein, William Durrance, Nico Munari, and Ben Dow were named from Men's Soccer.In football, Trever Dorris, Jacob Ford, Zorian Geathers, Leroy Lopez, and Josiah Neos were selected for their academic excellence.from:https://fire.seu.edu/news/2024/10/31/fire-athletics-with-40-sun-conference-all-academic-honorees.aspx

Sun Conference All Team

Madelyn made Second Team

Women's Soccer 11/6/2024 11:00:00 AM Mary vonKronenberger2024 SUN Women's Soccer All-Conference Teams AnnouncedStory LinksTAMPA, Fla. - The 2024 All-Sun Conference Women's Soccer Teams were announced on Wednesday morning as voted on by the league’s nine head coaches.Regular Season Co-Champion Keiser led the All-Conference selections with six First Team honorees and four athletes on the Second Team, showcasing their depth in both offensive and defensive positions. Regular Season Co-Champion SCAD Savannah followed closely with a strong showing, claiming seven First Team spots and representation across forward, midfield, defense, and goalkeeping.The remaining awards were distributed among several schools, including Florida Memorial and St. Thomas, each contributing valuable players across both teams. Ave Maria and Southeastern rounded out the honorees with solid Second Team performances.Ten representatives are repeat winners from last year (Sydney Chura, Gabrielle Cimino, Abigail Siddall, Ida Akesson, Ines Sommer, Georgia Little, Madelyn Davidson, Katie Carnes, Rachel Dalton, and Olivia Pousette). The 2024 Sun Conference Women's Soccer Championship begins on Thursday, November 7th. The single-elimination tournament will open with two quarterfinal matches: Florida Memorial (No. 6 seed) at Southeastern (No. 3 seed) at 7:30 p.m. and Ave Maria (No. 5 seed) at St. Thomas (No. 4 seed) at 5:00 p.m. Keiser (No. 2 seed) and SCAD Savannah (No. 1 seed) will await the winners for matchups on Monday, November 11th. 2024 Women's Soccer All-ConferenceFirst TeamF – Sydney Chura, SCAD Savannah*F – Gabrielle Cimino, St. Thomas*F – Lauren Riley, KeiserF – Abigail Siddall, SCAD Savannah*MF – Ida Akesson, SCAD Savannah*MF – Ellen Maund, KeiserMF – Alicia Rey, KeiserMF – Ines Sommer, SCAD Savannah*D – Lois Beer, SCAD SavannahD – Julia Forslund, KeiserD – Georgia Little, Keiser*D – Rudo Marufu, Florida MemorialD – Lucabella Ralph, SCAD SavannahGK – Saga Bryntesson, SCAD SavannahGK – Maude Rouanet, Keiser Second TeamF – Sierra Bartley, Florida MemorialF – Madelyn Davidson, Southeastern*F – Ramona Kannady, KeiserF – Maria Vilhena, KeiserMF – Katie Carnes, Southeastern*MF – Rachel Dalton, Ave Maria*MF – Kana Mateaki, Ave MariaMF – Olivia Pousette, Keiser*D – Ithunn Gunnarsdottir, KeiserD – Sierra Olivo, St. ThomasD – Olivia Thomassy, SoutheasternGK – Lucia Martinez Garcia, Florida MemorialGK – Isabella Penaranda, St. Thomas* - Repeat All-Conference honorees from last year ABOUT THE SUN CONFERENCENow entering its 35th year, The Sun Conference, a 501c3 organization, continues to be one of the most successful intercollegiate athletic conferences in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Under the guidance of Commissioner Dustin Wilke, the league sponsors championships in 24 NAIA sports. Learn more at thesunconference.com ###from:https://thesunconference.com/news/2024/11/6/2024-sun-womens-soccer-all-conference-teams-announced.aspx