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Women's Soccer
vs. No. 2 seed Charlotte
Florida Atlantic University Athletics
Miracle Porter - 2021 Women's Soccer Roster
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Jersey Number 54
Miracle Porter
- Position:
- Forward
- Height:
- 5-5
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- Palm Coast, Fla.
- High School:
- Matanzas
- Major:
- Public Safety Administration
- Birthday:
- 12/18/98
Fall 2021 (Senior):
- Tallied a pair of postseason honors, as she was named First Team All-Conference USA and Third Team United Soccer Coaches All-South Region
- A consistent offensive attack, Porter led FAU with seven goals for 14 points
- Finished her career with 17 goals, five assists, and 54 points
- Went on a tear towards the end of the season with four goals scored in her final five games
- Frequently delivered in clutch situations, as she scored the game-winners against North Texas and WKU, along with the equalizers against USF, Charlotte, and Marshall
- Scored the game-tying goal against Marshall with 25 seconds remaining
- Registered 40 shots, second-most on the team
- Played a season-high 106 minutes in the first round of the Conference USA Championship Tournament
Spring 2021 (Senior):
- Member of both the All-Conference USA Second Team, and All-Region Third Team, by United Soccer Coaches
- Played in nine matches, with eight starts, and tied for the team lead with two goals and five points scored
- Had the game-winner and lone score in the team's 1-0 win over Miami
- Also posted the only goal in a 1-1 draw with WKU
- Assisted on the capper in a 2-0 victory at Middle Tennessee
- Set a new career high with 110 minutes played against WKU; in all but one match on the year, played 72 minutes or more
- Third on the team with 10 shots, of those, five were put on goal
2019 (Junior):
- Drew three starts and was in on all 21 matches, scoring four goals with two assists
- Three of those scores came in a win over Grand Canyon, FAU's first hat trick since 2013
- Those three goals came on just three shots
- Also posted a goal in the Owls' league win over Marshall
- Assists came on the game-winners against Dartmouth and Marshall
- Took 16 shots on the year, nine on goal
2018 (Sophomore):
- Appeared in all but one of the team's 21 matches, and had six starts in her second campaign
- Had the game-winning goal in a 1-0 league victory versus Louisiana Tech; had an assist the game prior, also a 1-0 win, against UAB
- In 694 minutes on the year, took 12 shots, five of which were on goal
- Highs in minutes both came in starts: 63 against LA Tech, and 61 vs. Old Dominion
- Four times, took two shots in a match
2017 (Freshman):
- Scored three goals in 16 matches, with five starts
- Two of the three came in a come-from-behind victory at Southern Utah, including the game-winner
- Her first collegiate goal was also part of a victory, on a successful penalty kick versus Eastern Michigan
- Added an assist, on the road at conference rival Marshall
- Took 18 shots total, with exactly half on goal
- Attempted a shot in all but three of her appearances
High School:
- Played at Matanzas High School
- Holds the Florida state record (since 1997) with 238 goals, a mark that ranks fourth nationwide
- Broke the Matanzas program record as a sophomore, and was named the team's Offensive Player of the Year four times and Team MVP three times
- Led Volusia County in scoring all four years
- Chosen as Athlete of the Year by Bright House Spectrum Sports
- Also played for Florida Force SC
- Was a member of the state of Florida's U.S. Olympic Development Program
- Eventually chosen as a member of the Region III ODP team (as just one of 18 selected from 11 southeastern United States)
Personal:
- Majoring in public safety administration
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