Growing up playing footy with her family in the backyard, it wasn't until 2017 that Maddi took up the game seriously when she was convinced by a few friends to have a kick at the St Kilda Sharks in the VFLW.

Making an immediate impact for the Sharks, a number of AFLW Clubs began enquiring about the newest team member, before Carlton swooped with putting Maddi on the Rookie List ahead of the 2018 Season. In an amazing effort, Maddi featured in all of Carlton's 2018 games playing largely in the midfield where it was evident her confidence and ability grew as the season went on. This resulted in Maddi being awarded Carlton's Best First Year Player. However at the conclusion of what was a disappointing season for the Blues, as well as losing their coach, Maddi accepted an offer to join Melbourne.

Having made an easy transition into her new club, Maddi quickly established herself in the midfield showing her trademark acceleration from the contest. Once again Melbourne was in the thick of the action, before narrowly missing the finals.

Having completed her third season at the Dees, Maddi has continued to develop and become one of the leagues most promising young midfielders. Whilst she suffered a few injuries in 2019 and 2020, it was great to see Maddi get a clean run at it in 2021. In 2022, Maddi made herself a core part of the Melbourne midfield, playing 7 and 9 games in season 6 and 7. Maddi continued her form in 2023 as she played 8 games and averaged 12 disposals.

Maddi is a former elite Netballer where she played for Melbourne University Lightning, Melbourne, and Ballarat Pride. She has also just launched her own business in PR and Social Media services.

Playing Honours:

·         Carlton Best First Year Player 2018