2015 (Senior): Named as the C.H.A.M.P. Award winner by her coaches and teammates… Named to the CAA All-Academic Team… Appeared in 17 games, with 12 starts… Played 845 minutes, and recorded eight shots, four of which were on goal… Recorded two assists, which came against the Citadel (Sept. 20), and Delaware (Sept. 25).
2014 (Junior): Did not play
2013 (Sophomore): Played a huge role in the midfield with her ability to balance the play between the backs and forwards… started in all 17 of CofC’s matches and averaged over 86 minutes per game on the pitch after playing a full 90 minutes or more on 11 occasions… provided two goals and two assists on the season… scored against Towson on Oct. 6 and at William and Mary on Oct. 18… sparked assists at DePaul on Sept. 1 and against Delaware on Oct. 25… attempted 16 shots on the season and put eight on frame.
2012 (Freshman): Became a consistent fixture in the Cougar midfield in her freshman season… started all 20 matches and averaged nearly 70 minutes per game on the year… provided two goals on the season, both of which were game winners… scored the only goal of the match in CofC’s 1-0 win over Wofford on Sept. 21… netted the game winner in the 2-1 win over second-seeded Samford which advanced CofC in the Southern Conference Tournament.
Before Charleston: Played club soccer for Real National 94', an ECNL member and 2011 ECNL regional qualifier... named captain of her high school team in her junior and senior seasons... led the team to the state playoffs in 2009, '10 and '11... selected first team all-Centennial League in 2011.
Personal: Daughter of Kathleen and Michael Herrmann... born on May 8, 1994... has two brothers named Corey and John... AP scholar and honor roll member from 2009-2012.
Herrmann on choosing the College of Charleston: "I chose the College of Charleston because of the environment, the academic opportunities and the exciting and talented soccer program."
Club coach Stoner Tadlock on Herrmann: "It has been a privilege working with Michaela Hermann. She is a player who is a consummate team player. Her work ethic is second to none. She has what all coaches dream about which is a very teachable spirit. Work ethic and a teachable spirit... sounds like an ideal combination, right? Well, when you add her ability to strike a ball, her passion for the game and her competitive fire you have a player who can and will elevate her teammates to new heights. In Michaela Herrmann, the College of Charleston is getting a player who the coaches will find easy to manage and grow athletically and academically."
