Bay FC’s Jordan Silkowitz is one of three nominees for the NWSL Goalkeeper of the Year award, closing out a stellar season where she racked up the second most saves ever in a single NWSL season with a staggering 115 stops. She didn’t just play well, she absolutely rewrote the record books for keepers.
A Historic Season in the Net
Silkowitz wasn’t just good this year; she was absolutely lights out, putting up numbers that demand attention. With 115 saves, she climbed to the second spot for most saves in a single NWSL season, a truly incredible feat. Think about that for a second: only *one* player in the entire history of the league has ever had more. Plus, she became just the seventh goalkeeper *ever* to hit the 100-save mark in a single season. That kind of consistency and impact is what defines an award-winning performance, no doubt about it. This is the kind of year that makes you sit up and take notice.
It’s a Tight Race, But Your Voice Counts
The competition for NWSL Goalkeeper of the Year is no joke, but Silkowitz’s numbers speak for themselves. She’s up against some serious talent in Ann-Katrin Berger from NJ/NY Gotham FC and Jane Campbell from the Houston Dash. These are top-tier keepers, but Silkowitz’s season, highlighted by that incredible 115-save total, makes a compelling case. Fans have a real say in this, which is awesome. If you want to see her get the recognition she deserves, now’s the time to act.
Seriously, this isn’t just another nomination; it’s a testament to a phenomenal year. Voting for Jordan Silkowitz closes today, Wednesday, November 11, at 5 p.m. Pacific Time. Don’t miss your chance to support one of the league’s standout performers! The winner will be announced live on November 18 on ESPN2. Let’s see if she brings home the hardware!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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