Madison Hammond
Madison Guadalupe Hammond is an American footballer who plays as a defensive midfielder.
Madison Guadalupe Hammond is an American footballer who plays as a defensive midfielder.
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She started playing football at age 5—as the only girl on a boys’ team in Albuquerque.
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She is the first Native American player to play in the NWSL, representing both Navajo and San Felipe Pueblo heritage.
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She plays the violin and was part of the Wake Forest orchestra while also being a collegiate athlete.
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Her Pueblo name is Shrewaka, given in the Keres language.
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Her mother, a single parent, served in the U.S. military, which led to Madison moving from New Mexico to Virginia as a child.
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In high school, she also played volleyball and comes from an athletic family—her sister Michaela played volleyball for NYU.
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She designed the Nike Kyrie Low 4 sneaker, inspired by fellow Native athlete Kyrie Irving.
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She was the first Afro-Indigenous athlete to walk the ESPY Awards red carpet in 2022.
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She actively supports social justice, working with groups like the Black Women’s Players Collective, Athlete Ally, and Nike N7.
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She is also a publish author, contributing with her essay to the book My Life: Growing Up Native in America.
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At the White House in 2022.
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