Player Details

Name

Megan Montefusco

Pronunciation

mon-teh-few-sco

Height

5' 8"

Date of Birth

9.3.1992 (32)

Birthplace

Naperville, Illinois USA

Position

Defender

Roster Category

Ineligible - Injured List

Player Status

Season Ending Injury
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Player availability report for Orlando Pride vs Chicago Red Stars
Player Availability Report

Player availability report for Orlando Pride vs Chicago Red Stars

Here is this week's player availability report, presented by Orlando Health, for Friday's home playoff match vs Chicago Red Stars:
Player availability report for Orlando Pride vs Seattle Reign
Player Availability Report

Player availability report for Orlando Pride vs Seattle Reign
Orlando Pride defender Megan Montefusco announces retirement 

Orlando Pride defender Megan Montefusco announces retirement 
Player availability report for Orlando Pride at Gotham FC
Player Availability Report

Player availability report for Orlando Pride at Gotham FC
Player availability report for Orlando Pride at Portland Thorns
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Player availability report for Orlando Pride at Portland Thorns
Player availability report for Orlando Pride vs Washington Spirit
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Player availability report for Orlando Pride vs Washington Spirit
Career Summary

How Acquired: via trade with Houston Dash on Jan. 28, 2022

Club Highlights:

  • Led the Pride in minutes played (1861) and games started (21) in the 2022 regular season
  • Tallied a 100% success rate in tackles during the 2021 Challenge Cup
  • Lead the Houston Dash to the 2020 Challenge Cup title
  • Finished as 2016 runner up after falling to Western New York in the Championship match
  • Selected No. 13 overall by the Washington Spirit in the 2015 NWSL Draft

International Highlights:

  • Earned her USWNT debut on April 6, 2017, against Russia
  • Represented the United States at the U-16, U-18 and U-20 national team levels

College Highlights:

  • Graduated from the University of Los Angeles, California
  • Won the 2013 Women’s College Cup
  • Also won the 2014 and 2014 Pac-12 conference title
  • Anchored a 2014 defense that only allowed multiple goals in a match on one occasion