Butler University Athletics

2017 – Sophomore Season: Played in four matches… Finished the season with two points coming from her goal in the win against Chicago State (Sept. 21)… Posted a season-high four shots against Chicaog... Three of the four shots were on goal.

2016 - Freshman Season: Played in 16 games throughout the season, starting in five of them... Finished the season with two goals for a total of four points... Recorded her first goal of the season in a 2-0 victory over Akron (8/28) in which she took a season-high five shots... Scored her second goal of the season in a 4-0 win over Fort Wayne (9/11). 

High School: Joined the program after a stellar career in Germany... Grew up playing in the SC Wessling Boy's League from 2003-07 where she was twice named the best player in tournament action... Moved forward in her career to play for TSV Gilching from 2007-11... The mixed boys and girls league featured Burger helping her team win two championships (2007, 2008)... Top scorer on the team during the 2007 campaign after scoring 16 goals... From 2011-2014, Burger played for the Munich Football School where her team placed second in international tournament play... Lined up as the team's starting central midfielder.. Played for the FFC Wacker Munchen team, one of the largest clubs in Munich... Started for the club despite being one of the youngest players on the team... Scored the game-winning goal in the championship game that ended at 1-0 after 90 minutes.

A Quote from Coach:
"We are really excited about the arrival of Maeve to our soccer program," Co-Head Coach Tari St. John stated. "She possesses a unique blend of attacking mentality and technical acumen. She is comfortable combining with others as well as facing up and taking players on 1v1. In addition, we are excited about the addition of a player who will bring another view of the game in terms of her international growth and development playing in Germany. All told, Maeve is a well-rounded player who can contribute wide or central in any of the midfield or forward areas."