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GEORGIA ALLEN
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BIOGRAPHY
Georgia joined Town in June 2020 after spending the past four years in the United States.
She grew up in Bury St. Edmunds and was with Ipswich Town's former centre of excellence until the age of 12 before joining Arsenal's academy. She then went on to progress through the Gunners' youth system, initially featuring for the development side before going on to make a handful of appearances for the senior side in the WSL.
Georgia also played her part in the Arsenal side that won the Continental Cup in 2016 before signing a scholarship with East Tennessee State University shortly after her 18th birthday.
After one year in Tennessee, Georgia transferred to Syracuse University and subsequently became captain of the Orange in 2018. She went on to make 44 appearances during her three years in New York, scoring four times.
Georgia was also the recipient of a Cuse Award in 2019, an award which recognises Syracuse students for their outstanding performances in their relevant sport.
Internationally, Georgia has been heavily involved in all England age groups from U15s up to her current involvement with the England U21s. She was part of the Young Lionesses squad that finished third at the 2018 Women's U20 World Cup, with her spot-kick in a penalty shootout against France sealing the bronze medal for England.
Georgia has also captained her country on several occasions and had the experience of playing at both the U17 and U19 European Championships.
Georgia joined Town in June 2020 after spending the past four years in the United States.
She grew up in Bury St. Edmunds and was with Ipswich Town's former centre of excellence until the age of 12 before joining Arsenal's academy. She then went on to progress through the Gunners' youth system, initially featuring for the development side before going on to make a handful of appearances for the senior side in the WSL.
Georgia also played her part in the Arsenal side that won the Continental Cup in 2016 before signing a scholarship with East Tennessee State University shortly after her 18th birthday.
After one year in Tennessee, Georgia transferred to Syracuse University and subsequently became captain of the Orange in 2018. She went on to make 44 appearances during her three years in New York, scoring four times.
Georgia was also the recipient of a Cuse Award in 2019, an award which recognises Syracuse students for their outstanding performances in their relevant sport.
Internationally, Georgia has been heavily involved in all England age groups from U15s up to her current involvement with the England U21s. She was part of the Young Lionesses squad that finished third at the 2018 Women's U20 World Cup, with her spot-kick in a penalty shootout against France sealing the bronze medal for England.
Georgia has also captained her country on several occasions and had the experience of playing at both the U17 and U19 European Championships.