Keough Award

The Keough Family Award and the Chalupny Award are awards given to the top male and female soccer players from the St. Louis, Missouri area. The award was established as the Keough Award in 2004 and named after former United States men's national soccer team member and St. Louis University men's soccer coach Harry Keough and his son Ty. In 2023, the women's award was renamed after United States women's national soccer team member and five-time award recipient Lori Chalupny.

Winners

Year Male Winner Female Winner
2004 Taylor Twellman
(New England Revolution)		 Lori Chalupny
(North Carolina Tar Heels)
2005 Daryl Doran
(coach, St. Louis Steamers)		 Meghann Burke
(Bristol Rovers)
2006 Steve Ralston
(New England Revolution)		 Kati Jo Spisak
(Washington Freedom)
2007 Brian McBride
(Fulham)		 Lori Chalupny
(River Cities Futbol Club)
2008 Taylor Twellman
(New England Revolution) 		Lori Chalupny
(Saint Louis Athletica)
2009 Mike Sorber
(asst. coach, USMNT) 		Becky Sauerbrunn
(Washington Freedom)
2010 Brad Davis
(Houston Dynamo) 		Lori Chalupny
(Atlanta Beat)
2011 Brad Davis
(Houston Dynamo) 		Becky Sauerbrunn
(magicJack)
2012 Tim Ream
(Bolton Wanderers) 		Becky Sauerbrunn
(D.C. United Women)
2013 Brad Davis
(Houston Dynamo) 		Becky Sauerbrunn
(FC Kansas City)
2014 Brad Davis
(Houston Dynamo) 		Becky Sauerbrunn
(FC Kansas City)
2015 Vedad Ibisevic
(Hertha BSC) 		Lori Chalupny
(Chicago Red Stars)
Becky Sauerbrunn
(FC Kansas City)
2016 Tim Ream
(Fulham) 		Becky Sauerbrunn
(FC Kansas City)
2017 Josh Sargent
(St. Louis Scott Gallagher) 		Alyssa Mautz
(Chicago Red Stars)
2018 Sam Fink
(Saint Louis FC) 		Lindsay Eversmeyer
(coach, Fire & Ice SC)
2019 Will Bruin
(Seattle Sounders) 		Alli Klug
(Saint Louis Billikens)
2020 No award due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021
2022
2023 Joe Willis
(Nashville SC) 		Lyndsey Heckel
(Saint Louis Billikens)
2024 Pat Noonan
(coach, FC Cincinnati) 		Kirsten Wright
(Racing Louisville)
2025 Simon Becher
(St. Louis City) 		Sarah Luebbert
(Club América)
2026 Tom Barlow
(Chicago Fire) 		Caroline Birkel
(Stanford Cardinal)

References

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