Bianca St-Georges

Forward • Age 29 • #53

Bianca Rose St-Georges is a Canadian footballer who plays as a defender and winger. She has represented the Canada senior national team.

124 Appearances

14 Goals

1 Trophies

Fun Facts about Bianca

Quirky facts. Inspired by her game.

She was born in Saint-Charles-Borromée, Quebec, to a Canadian father and an American mother.

She began playing soccer at age five and played with clubs such as St-Félix De Valois and AS Laser.

She started her professional career by being selected 20th overall in the 2019 NWSL Draft by the Chicago Red Stars.

St-Georges has represented Canada at both the U-17 and U-20 levels, helping the team earn silver medals in the CONCACAF Women's Championships.

She earned a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Physiology from West Virginia University.

She competed in soccer, judo, and volleyball growing up.

She enjoys reading, snowboarding, movies, music, and walking her dog.

Growing up, her favorite athletes included Christine Sinclair, Marta, Nicolas Gill, and Roger Federer.

Her primary language is French.

She didn't know playing soccer professionally was even a possibility when she was younger. She only realized it during her senior year of college.

She prefers sunrises over sunsets because she believes a sunrise sets the tone for the day and makes her feel like she's on top of her game.

She has a fear called trypophobia, which causes her to feel physically sick when looking at patterns of holes.

She has always wanted to try improv but finds it scary. Additionally, Bianca would love to go to space one day, inspired by how technology is evolving.

Growing up in Canada, Bianca loves snowboarding and misses it while living in the US. She used to go snowboarding every weekend with her family and has fond memories of it.