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Sarah Puntigam
Sarah
Puntigam
Oct 13, 1992
#17 - Midfielder

Sarah Puntigam is an Austrian professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Houston Dash and the Austria national team.

Did You Know?

She became Austria’s all-time most capped player in 2021, surpassing Nina Burger with 110 appearances.
She made her senior national team debut at just 16 years old in 2009.
She helped Austria reach the semi-finals in their first-ever UEFA Women’s Euro appearance.
She married fellow footballer Genessee Daughetee in 2022 while they were teammates at 1. FC Köln.
She began playing soccer at just seven years old.
She has played professionally in Austria, Germany, Switzerland, France, and the U.S.
She took over as captain of Austria in 2023.
She describes herself as a very family-oriented person, and her family plays a significant role in her life.
She sees herself as an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, sharing her experience to encourage others to be themselves and feel comfortable coming out.
Despite the media attention surrounding her coming out, Sarah believes it shouldn't matter who someone loves, though she acknowledges it was important for raising awareness and helping others.
Sarah met her partner, Gen, for the first time on a beach near Montpellier, France, called Palavas, and they later reconnected in Barcelona for their first date.
She proposed to Gen on the same beach, Palavas, two years later during a surprise picnic.
Sarah has a deep respect for the American mentality, especially the self-confidence and the willingness to fight for equality seen in figures like Megan Rapinoe.
She was named Austria’s Sportswoman of the Year in 2017 as part of the national team.
She is a fan of the Lakers.

Best Actions

Austria's Goal of the Year 2022

Goal of the Month nominee


Sponsors

Puma

Club Achievements

DFB-Pokal: 2011–12
Cyprus Cup: 2016

Awards

Austria’s Sportswoman of the Year 2017

Stats

Year Club AP GL
2023
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present
Houston Dash 33 0
2022
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2023
1. FC Köln 24 2
2018
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2022
Montpellier 74 11
2014
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2018
Freiburg 94 7
2010
-
2013
Bayern Munich 21 0
2009
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2012
Bayern Munich II 25 3
International Stats
2009
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present
Austria 147 23
2010
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2011
Austria U19 4 7