Kerrie McCarthy is a Ghanaian female footballer, born on October 22, 2000, in Kumasi, Ghana. She plays as a goalkeeper for Kumasi Sports Academy Ladies Football Club and the Ghana national women’s team, known as the Black Queens. Standing at 1.59 meters tall, McCarthy is recognized for her agility and shot-stopping abilities.
In addition to her football career, McCarthy is actively involved in community service. She has donated football equipment, including balls and jerseys, to Kumasi Academy Senior High School, demonstrating her commitment to supporting youth development in sports.
Playing Career and Achievements
- Club Career:
- McCarthy began her professional journey with Kumasi Sports Academy Ladies, where she has been pivotal in several competitions.
- Her standout performances in the Ghana Women’s Premier League have made her one of the most promising young goalkeepers in the country.
- National Team:
- Kerrie earned her first call-up to the Black Queens in 2022.
- Notable achievements include playing a key role in the team’s 2023 qualification campaign for the Africa Women Cup of Nations (AWCON).
- Playing Statistics:
- 2022/23 League Season (Club):
- Appearances: 18 matches.
- Clean Sheets: 8.
- Saves per Match: 5.2 (average).
- National Team Stats:
- Caps: 10 appearances for the Black Queens.
- Clean Sheets: 3.
- 2022/23 League Season (Club):
Community Service
Kerrie is not only known for her abilities on the field but also for her off-field contributions. In 2023, she donated football equipment, including balls and jerseys, to Kumasi Academy Senior High School, her alma mater, inspiring young athletes to pursue sports.