Guadalajara Chivas

Liga MX Women

Tradicional club from Guadalajara with a strong youth development.

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What makes Guadalajara Chivas what it is.

She describes herself as a team-first player, once famously stating in an interview, "We are one and the same; the team always comes first."

She etched her name into the record books in April 2021 by scoring a hat-trick against Monterrey, handing the "Rayadas" the biggest defeat in their club's history at the time (5–0).

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Quirky facts from the Guadalajara Chivas squad.

Adriana is widely known by her nickname "Boyi," which she has used throughout her football career.

Daniela was a talented ballet dancer as a child, practicing for five years before she decided to "trade in her ballet slippers" for football boots.

She is one of the few professional footballers in Liga MX Femenil who balances her sporting career with being a mother, a journey she describes as both challenging and rewarding.

She earned the nickname "La Emperatriz" (The Empress) due to her commanding presence and leadership style in the defensive line.

Carolina is a natural left-footer, which she considers her greatest "weapon" for delivering precise assists and long-range goals.

She represented Mexico at the youth level in both the U17 and U20 World Cups, gaining international experience early in her career.

She is known as a "specialist in distance shooting," frequently surprising goalkeepers with powerful goals from outside the penalty area.

She co-founded "Impulse AC," a foundation dedicated to providing financial and academic support to female student-athletes so they don't have to choose between sports and education.

During her college years at Eastern Kentucky University, she majored in special education with a specific concentration in mathematics.

During her time at Pachuca, she made history by scoring the very first goal in the inaugural match of the Liga MX Femenil in 2017.

Despite being one of the shorter players on the pitch (standing at approximately 157 cm / 5'2"), she is famous for her aggressive defensive style and her ability to win aerial duels against much taller opponents.

She has cited her father as a major influence on her dual career path, as he always encouraged her to prioritize her education alongside sports.

She describes herself as a disciplined athlete who prioritizes mental focus and physical recovery to maintain her consistency in the starting eleven.

She attended American Heritage High School, where she led her team to two Florida state championships before moving on to collegiate soccer.

During her time at Seton Hall University, she made history as the first Pirate to be called up to the Mexican Senior Women's National Team while still an active college student.