Watch goalkeeper Jordan Silkowitz’s highlights from the 2025 season. Her quick emergence as a consistent shot-stopper saw her set new records for Bay FC in the National Women’s Soccer League.
Bay FC’s Multiple NWSL Save of the Week Winner
Silkowitz’s performance not only led to multiple NWSL Save of the Week honors, but also earned her recognition on the national stage:
- NWSL Save of the Week: Silkowitz secured the prestigious NWSL Save of the Week award three times (Week 4, Week 19, and Week 20). She was nominated a league-leading 12 times.
- U.S. U-23 National Team Recognition: Building on her success with Bay FC, her top-notch performance led to a mid-season call-up to the U.S. U-23 WNT roster in May.
Setting Club Records for Bay FC
Silkowitz etched her name in the Bay FC record books and demonstrated the caliber of goalkeeping the club is building in the NWSL.
| Statistic | Jordan Silkowitz’s 2025 NWSL Season | Club Record Status |
| Goalkeeper Appearances | 23 | Club Career & Single-Season Record |
| Goalkeeper Minutes | 2,070 | Club Career & Single-Season Record |
| Total Saves | 69 | Club Career & Single-Season Record |
| Clean Sheets | 4 | One short of the club record of five set by Katelyn Rowland |
| Penalty Kick Saves | 2 | Club Career & Single-Season Record |
Penalty Saves and High-Stakes Performance
The 2025 season highlighted Silkowitz’s ability to convert high-pressure moments into spectacular saves.
- Penalty Save against San Diego Wave: On May 4, Silkowitz came up with a massive save to keep the scoreline level, denying San Diego Wave’s forward María Sanchez for the first penalty save of her NWSL career. She is the 12th goalkeeper in NWSL history to save her first penalty faced.
- Penalty Save against North Carolina Courage: On Oct.17, Jordan Silkowitz saved North Carolina Courage’s forward Manaka Matsukubo’s penalty kick attempt, which marked her second penalty save of the season (a single-season and career club record for Bay FC).
- Against her Former Club, Kansas City Current: The matchup against her former club, Kansas City Current, tested her resilience. Although an injury prevented her from participating in Bay FC’s first match against the KC Current, Silkowitz delivered a career-high seven saves in the rematch on September 6.
Silkowitz’s record-setting debut season prompted Bay FC to extend her contract through 2027 (with a 2028 option). The club is excited to continue watching this ascending NWSL talent elevate the level of goalkeeping for Bay FC.
