HIGH SCHOOL & CLUB
A native of O’Fallon, Missouri, Lily Selvy brings her talents to Central Pennsylvania as a highly regarded goalkeeping prospect... Selvy handled her club soccer commitments with Lou Fusz Athletic in nearby St. Louis, learning under the direction of coaches Bry McCarthy, Chad Otec, Matt Mueller and Connar Armstrong... While with the organization, she was a GA National Champion, National Talent ID selection, five-time Frontier Conference champion, as well as a five-time visitor in the GA Final Four... From a USYNT perspective, Selvy has been called into six ID Centers over the past few years... While attending Fort Zumwalt North High School, she earned Second Team All-State laurels, GAC Player of the Year accolades, as well as First Team All-Conference and All-Region accolades... In addition to soccer, Selvy earned varsity letters in women’s swimming, participated in Jazz Band, FCA and the National Honors Society while ranking inside the top 10 of her class with a 4.5 GPA... Selvy was rated as a three-star prospect according to TopDrawerSoccer.com and landed the No. 148 ranking nationally in the IMG Academy Top 200 club player rankings for the 2026 high school graduating class.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Andrew and Katie Selvy... Has one younger brother, J.D.... Selvy majors in Kinesiology within the Penn State College of Health and Human Development... She hopes to continue her soccer career professionally before pursuing a career in physical therapy after her playing days... In her spare time, Selvy enjoys reading, making healthy meals, concerts and traveling.
WHY PENN STATE
“I chose Penn State because it feels like home. I believe by continuing my soccer and academic career here, I will grow and transform into the best athlete, scholar and person I can be. The community surrounding both the school as a whole and the women’s soccer team is unmatched by anything I have ever experienced. The coaches and the team are such a tight-knit family, and they cared about me not just for my soccer skills or for what I could bring to the team, but for me as a whole person. Their excellence on the field and history of developing players for the future only increased my desire to be a Nittany Lion.”