Definition of midfielder
: a member of a midfield
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Less than two minutes after the goal by Flores, senior midfielder Anna Dudziak followed with a laser-like shot from 12 yards.
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As the sun appeared after a rain delay, those who have supported Moskowitz with signs of #16Strong and #DavidStrong were cheering as the senior midfielder was permitted to take the opening face-off on Senior Night from teammate Matt Monahan.
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This was not how senior midfielder Maddie Becker envisioned the final home game of her high school career starting for Benet.
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Nguyen joined the Revolution in 2012 and spent six seasons as one the league’s top attacking midfielders.
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The 5-foot-3 senior midfielder has used her speed and athletic ability to etch her name in the Bishop McDevitt girls’ lacrosse record books.
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During the week, senior midfielder Carly Delforge scored her 100th point and coach John Burke recorded his 500th victory.
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The senior midfielder opened the scoring 11 seconds into the contest and ended up notching the game’s first four goals, all within the opening seven minutes.
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The senior midfielder and Purdue recruit converted a penalty kick with 55.5 seconds left in the second overtime Tuesday to lift the visiting Chargers to a 1-0 SouthWest Suburban Red victory over Andrew.
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First Known Use of midfielder
1932
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See words that rhyme with midfielder Spanish Central: Translation of midfielder Nglish: Translation of midfielder for Spanish speakers Britannica English: Translation of midfielder for Arabic speakers
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