The College of Staten Island Athletics Department has appointed Staten Island native Madeline "Maddy" Wright as the new head coach for the women's soccer program. Wright, who possesses a USSF A-Senior License, has a proven track record, having led Clark College to a notable tenure with an overall record of 37-15-9, including a record-setting 15 wins in her first season. Wright expressed her excitement about returning to her hometown college, emphasizing her commitment to building a successful program that focuses on both player development and community values.

By the Numbers
  • Wright led Clark College to a program-record of 15 wins in her first season.
  • During her tenure, the Penguins scored a single-season program record of 92 goals.
State of Play
  • The Dolphins will kick off the 2026 season with a 13-match schedule starting on September 7 against Dominican University.
  • Wright has served as head coach for Vancouver Victory in the WPSL, leading two of three seasons with top goal scorers.
What's Next

Wright aims to foster a culture of growth and high standards as she works on developing the women's soccer program, focusing on both player performance and leadership abilities. Under her leadership, CSI women's soccer anticipates renewed energy and a clear identity going into the new season.

Bottom Line

With Wright at the helm, CSI women's soccer is positioned for significant growth. Her return to Staten Island not only reflects her leadership potential but also a vision for cultivating talent both on and off the field, marking a transformative chapter for the program.