Macy Enneking

College career

Enneking became the starting goalkeeper for the Iowa Hawkeyes in the second half of her freshman season in 2020, leading the Big Ten Conference in goals against average and keeping 6 clean sheets in 10 games. She made 14 saves to keep shutouts during the last two rounds of the Big Ten tournament, leading the Hawkeyes to their first conference title in program history, and was named the most outstanding defensive player of the tournament. Iowa won their opening match at the NCAA tournament for the first time. Enneking split duties with Monica Wilhelm during the next two seasons, recording 3 clean sheets in 11 starts. She missed a month and a half of her junior season due to nose and orbital fractures.

Enneking became team captain and started every game in her senior season in 2023, keeping a program-record 12.5 clean sheets in 22 games. She led Iowa to their second Big Ten tournament title, allowing only one goal in three games. In her fifth season in Iowa City, Enneking made a career-high 59 saves and kept 11.5 clean sheets in 22 games, helping Iowa make the third round of the NCAA tournament for the first time and set a program record with 15 wins. She left Iowa as the program leader in career wins (41) and shutouts (33.5) and fifth in career saves (226).

Club career

Enneking joined the NWSL's Seattle Reign FC as a non-roster trialist in the 2025 preseason, but was not signed to a contract. In June, she played for Austin Rise FC at the Soccer Tournament 2025. The following month, she signed her first professional contract with Icelandic club FH, who had brought Iceland legend Sandra Sigurðardóttir out of retirement after an injury crisis at the goalkeeper position. She immediately took the starting job and made her professional debut in a 3–1 win over Fram on July 25. She helped the club to their first appearance in the Icelandic Women's Football Cup final, losing 3–2 to Breiðablik in extra time. She made 15 appearances in all competitions as FH placed second in the league.

Honors and awards

Iowa Hawkeyes Big Ten women's soccer tournament: 2020, 2023

Individual Big Ten all-freshman team: 2020 Big Ten tournament Defensive MVP: 2020 Big Ten tournament all-tournament team: 2020, 2023, 2024