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Jersey Number 3
Brinkley Eyre
- Position:
- Midfield
- Height:
- 5-2
- Class:
- Freshman
- High School:
- Glenelg
- Hometown:
- Glenwood, MD
- 2026 NFHCA National Academic Squad
AS A FRESHMAN (2025):
- Played in 12 games for the Terps
- Recorded her first career assist against Northeastern (11/2)
- Recorded five shots with three on goal
- Logged 251 minutes
- 2023-24 USA U18 Junior Women's National Team Selection Camp
- 2022 USA U16 Junior Women's National Team Selection Camp
- 2021-22 U16 AAU Junior Olympics
- Washington Post All-Met Player of the Year
- Baltimore Sun All-Met Player of the Year
- FHCA MD Offensive Player of the Year
- Howard County Player of the Year
- NFHCA High School All-American second team
- Max Field Hockey High School National All-American second team
- Longstreth Sr. All-American Game Team MVP
- NFHCA First Team All-Region Mid Atlantic
- Max Field Hockey First Team All-Region Mid Atlantic
- Three-time 2A Maryland State Champion
- Three-time FHCAMD First Team All-State midfield
- Two-time Baltimore Sun All-Metro First Team
- Two-time Washington Post All-Met, Four-time Howard County First Team All-County
- Top 50 Player Ranking Class of 2025 Max Field Hockey
- Ranked 2nd in the country for most goals (59) in a single season for 2024
- Broke records for State of Maryland goals in a single season and for goals and total points in a single season for Howard County and Glenelg High School
- Voted HS team MVP in 2022 and 2024
- Parents are Matt and Alison
- Mother played field hockey and lacrosse at Randolph-Macon College (1992-1996)
- Two Siblings - Sister AJ is a current sophomore on the Maryland field hockey team
- Younger brother, Easton. Why Maryland?: “I chose Maryland because I wanted to be part of something great, somewhere that would challenge me, push me, and help me grow into the best version of myself. I want to win a national championship and be a part of excellence, and something bigger than myself."
Maryland Field Hockey Highlights | Northeastern
Sunday, November 02
Maryland Field Hockey | Belief, Grit, Tradition
Wednesday, October 15
Maryland Field Hockey Highlights | Michigan
Friday, September 26
Maryland Field Hockey Highlights | Penn State
Monday, September 22
