Margo Pritchard has long been a driving force behind the success of Spartan soccer, and her impact has now been recognized with Gwinnett Daily Post Super-Six honors for girls’ soccer.

A first-team all-county selection last season, Pritchard finished with 16 goals and 14 assists from the midfield, showcasing her ability to control the tempo of the game while contributing on both sides of the ball. Her consistent presence and production have made her one of the most reliable and influential players in the program.

Assistant coach Tia Graves describes Pritchard as a cornerstone of Spartan soccer, citing her leadership, work ethic and unwavering drive. A Navy commit and lifelong member of the GAC community, Pritchard has experienced the program from every angle—from attending matches as an elementary student on “The Hill” to helping lead the Spartans to a state championship, a state runner-up finish, and playoff appearances each season. Playing nearly every minute since her freshman year, she has left an indelible mark on the program as she enters her senior season.

Head coach Rebekah McWhorter echoed that sentiment, praising Pritchard’s leadership, vision and passion for her teammates. Her ability to elevate those around her continues to set the standard for Spartan soccer.

As she prepares for her final season in blue and gold, Margo Pritchard’s legacy is firmly cemented—one built on excellence, consistency and a deep love for the program.

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