Maddie DiMaria Signs Professional Contract with NWSL Los Angeles Team
St. Louis athlete Maddie DiMaria has signed a professional contract with a Los Angeles team in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL).

St. Louis, MO, November 5, 2026 —
Maddie DiMaria, an athlete hailing from St. Louis, has officially signed a professional contract, joining a team based in Los Angeles within the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL). The agreement marks a significant step in her athletic career, transitioning her to the professional ranks of women’s soccer in the United States.
Details regarding the specific Los Angeles-based team have not been publicly disclosed in the provided summary. Information pertaining to the duration of the contract, specific financial terms, or DiMaria’s previous soccer experience prior to this signing were also not available. The summary did not specify the date of the signing or when DiMaria is expected to begin playing with her new team.
The National Women’s Soccer League is the top-tier professional women’s soccer league in the United States, featuring ten teams. Its season typically runs from spring through fall, culminating in a championship match. The league has seen a rise in popularity and investment in recent years.
DiMaria’s move to the NWSL follows a pathway many aspiring soccer players take after collegiate careers or development in other leagues. While the summary identifies her as a St. Louis athlete, further details about her developmental path, such as her collegiate affiliation or club history, were not provided.
The acquisition of new talent is a common occurrence for NWSL clubs as they aim to strengthen their rosters and compete for the league title. Further announcements regarding DiMaria’s integration into the team and her potential on-field role are anticipated from the club.
The summary did not include any direct quotes from Maddie DiMaria, team management, or league officials regarding the signing.
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