Maylee Attin-Johnson begins her first season as an assistant coach for the Young Harris College women's soccer program.
Attin-Johnson played collegiately for three seasons at NCAA Division I Kennesaw State University. During her career with the Owls, she scored 16 goals and assisted on 10 others. She was named to the All-Atlantic Sun Conference first team as well as the Atlantic Sun All-Tournament team in 2007. During her stay at Kennesaw State, the Owls captured two Atlantic Sun championships.
Prior to Kennesaw State, she played one season at Cumberland University. She was an honorable mention NAIA All-American as well as being named to the Region XI and All-Mid South Athletic Conference first teams in 2005. Attin-Johnson scored 18 goals and assisted on nine others.
Attin-Johnson has been a member of the Trindad and Tobago women's national team since 2002. Attin-Johnson, who has scored 30 goals and assisted on 15 more during her international career. The native of Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, most recently played on the 2014 team that finished in fourth place in the CONCACAF Gold Cup and were the champions of the Women's Caribbean Cup.
Attin-Johnson holds a "D" Coaching License from CONCACAF and her TTFA Dutch "C"Coaching License.Â
Attin-Johnson earned her bachelor's degree in sport management from Kennesaw State.Â
