Teagan Micah - Liverpool FC & Matildas
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Teagan joined the Goalkeeping Australia Academy in 2010 at the age of 13. In her 1st year at the Academy Teagan represented Queensland at the National Championships where she was named in the "All-Star Team". She was then selected in the Australian U13 Team which competed in AFC Festival of Football in Vietnam.
Teagan has since represented Queensland at 3 National Championships being named in the All- Star Team on all 3 occasions. She also represented Queensland in the Queensland Academy of Sport team in the FFA National Training Centre Challenge in 2014 and was awarded "Goalkeeper of the Tournament".
Teagan represented Australia in the U17 National Team in 2012 and 2013 competing at the Asian Cup Pre-Qualifyers in Manila, friendly Internationals in South Korea and the AFC U17 Championships in Nanjing China.
Teagan played for the West Sydney Wanderers W-League team in teh 2015/2016 W-League season.and was selected in the 2015 Young Matildas Squad (Australian U20 Team)
In 2016 Teagan was offered a full Football Scholarship to the prestigious UCLA University in Los Angeles where she was the no 1 keeper for the University team the Bruins. Teagan has had an outstanding freshman year helping the Bruins to the playoffs.
After seasons in top flight clubs in Australia, Norway and Championship wining Swedish Team Rosengard, Teagan signed for WSL team Liverpool FC in England in 2024 where she is currently the no 1 keeper.
Teagan broke into the Australian National Womens Team the Matildas in 2017 and after making her debut against Sweden just prior to the Tokyo Olympics took over the no 1 position and played all but 1 game in the Tokyo Olympics where the Matildas reached the Semi Finals.
Teagan is now an established member of the current Matildas with 17 caps to her name.
TESTIMONIAL
"I was accepted into the Goalkeeping Australia Academy when I was 12 years old. From the very first training session, I have been made to feel a part of the squad and thoroughly enjoyed every moment. The coaches utilise a variety of skills and drills at a high level of intensity, which promote constant growth and development. The fellow goalkeepers in my squad inspire me to push harder and strive for success. The endless output of high-quality goalkeepers are a testament to John’s ongoing commitment to the Academy and everyone involved. John provides me with continuous support and encouragement and with his help I hope to keep pursuing and reaching goals in my football career."
Teagan Micah - West Sydney Wanderers & Young Matildas