Misty-Leigh Brennan

1990-1993

A four-year starter and cornerstone of Randolph’s dominant early-’90s girls soccer teams, Misty-Leigh Brennan combined skill, leadership, and versatility. Originally a forward, she transitioned to sweeper in 1993, anchoring a defense that allowed only seven goals and recorded 17 shutouts en route to a 19-1-1 season, Morris County and IHC Conference titles, and a .950 winning percentage.

That year, Brennan earned Star-Ledger First Team All-State, was named by the N.J.G.S.C.A. as one of the state’s top players, selected for the NJ All-Star Senior Game, and honored on the NSCAA All-America Team.

Across four seasons, her teams posted a 71-8-4 record (.900), while she tallied 37 goals and 28 assists. As team captain in 1993, Brennan embodied the competitive excellence that defined Randolph soccer’s golden era.

Accolades

• 1993 Star Ledger First Team All-State

• A converted forward, she moved to “sweeper” for this

• season and solidified the defense.

• The Team allowed only 7 goals & had 17 shut outs.

• Four-year starter.

• Career Stats: 37 Goals & 28 Assists

• 1993 Team Record:19-1-1 (.950 pct.)

• 1993 Morris County & IHC Conference Champions

• N.J.G.S.C.A. named her one of the best Players in NJ

• 1993 Selected to play in the NJ All-Star Senior Game

• 1993 NSCAA All America Team

• 4 Year Team Record:71-8-4 (.900 pct.)

• Team Captain 1993