Caroline Duffy

Photo by: Mizzou Athletics

Photo by: Brendall Vargas/University of Oklahoma

Photo by: Peyton Martin/University of Oklahoma

Position:
Goalkeeper
Height:
5-10
Class:
Senior
High School:
River Hill HS
Prev School:
Duke
Hometown:
Clarksville, Md.

PRONUNCIATION

Career: 2023 ACC Academic Honor Roll ... 2024-25 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll ... Fall 2024 SEC Academic Honor Roll ...

2024 (Junior): Started all 18 games in goal for OU ... made 67 saves and earned 10 wins tending goal ... logged 1,597 minutes at goalie ... ranked fifth in the SEC in saves and fourth in saves per game (3.72) ... tallied an assist in the 3-1 win against ULM Sept. 12 ... twice surpassed double-digit saves, notching 11 against Mississippi State Sept. 19 and 10 against Arkansas Oct. 13.

2023 (Sophomore at Duke): Earned her first collegiate win and clean sheet by blanking UNC Greensboro (9/10) in her first career start and lone appearance of 2023 … Directed her back line to permit just one shot in the match … Closed the season 1-0-0 with a 0.00 GAA … Named to the 2023 ACC Academic Honor Roll.

2022 (Freshman at Duke): Appeared in five matches as a true freshman, all off the bench … Recorded 74:50 minutes of clean soccer during her debut season … Made her collegiate debut vs. Charlotte (8/28) with nearly 28 scoreless minutes … Organized her back line well, facing just one shot throughout the season.

FUN FACTS: Favorite food is chips and queso ... favorite soccer team is Oklahoma Women’s Soccer ... favorite quote: “How you do anything is how you do everything.” ... hidden talent is the splits … would play pickleball if not soccer … favorite movie is “Remember the Titans” … grew up wanting to be a rockstar … biggest fear is drowning … favorite musical artist is Luke Combs … dream vacation is Greece … enjoys guitar and sailing … favorite song right now is “I’m a Little Crazy” by Morgan Wallen … favorite shows right now are “We Were Liars” and “The Buccaneers” … bucket list item is to own a jet ski … super power of choice is teleportation … dream job is to be a professional soccer player … favorite book is “The 7 Year Slip” by Ashley Poston … was a lead in a musical once … if she could live anywhere, it would be in Newport, RI … is motivated by the want to get better at everything she does.

CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: A goalkeeper from River Hill High School in Clarksville, Md. … A three-year captain at River Hill … Started every match dating back to her freshman year, going 43-13-2 with 37 shutouts in 58 starts … Owned a 0.46 goals-against average as a prep … Led River Hill to the 2018 Class 2A state championship and a finals appearance in 2021 … Earned United Soccer Coaches All-America honors as a senior and was invited to the All-American game … Added first-team all-state and all-region accolades in 2021 … Named the Howard County player of the year in addition to first-team all-county laurels … Garnered first-team all-metro honors from the Baltimore Sun and The Washington Post … 2021 Varsity Network defensive player of the year … Earned honorable mention all-state honors in 2019 … Graduated as a four-time all-county selection and two-year all-metro honoree … Played her club soccer with Maryland United … Earned Elite Club National League (ECNL) North Atlantic first-team all-conference honors in 2021 … Invited to the 2021 National Selection Game in Tennessee … Invited to multiple national and regional U.S. Soccer Youth National Team identification centers and training camps … Led her U16 team to the Final 8 at the 2019 ECNL Nationals … Named to the Best XI at the 2019 ECNL National Training Camp … Also played basketball and served as a captain … National Honor Society member … Named to the principal's honor roll … Four-time River Hill Scholar Athlete Award recipient … Four-time Minds in Motion Scholar Athlete Award recipient.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Patrick and Lynda Duffy … Has two siblings (Caitlin and Mia) … Mom played soccer at Loyola … Dad played soccer at Tufts … Enjoys playing guitar and sailing … Plans to major in business.

WHY OU: "I chose Oklahoma because I wanted to play at a high level soccer program. I loved the atmosphere that the players and coaches all spoke of. I wanted to be a part of the family environment!"