Maddie Levi: The Living Legend

Is Maddison Levi the rising star we've been waiting for? Or has speculation become irrelevant at this point? Maddison Levi continues her impressive streak as the top try scorer among women for another consecutive year, marking three years in total.

She's writing women’s rugby history, and she isn’t finished just yet. Possessing an unyielding presence on the field, she doesn’t require publicity—her play speaks volumes. Her velocity, strength, foresight, and daring performances make it evident that rugby is her life, through sleeping, eating, and breathing it. At only 22 years old, she scores touchdowns, leaves opponents behind, and slices through defenses with precision.

"Being able to reach this milestone is truly remarkable. As I often mention, having the opportunity to play alongside this incredible team makes my role seem effortless. All credit goes to them for their relentless efforts which allow me to excel," stated Maddi Levi during a press briefing.

Maddie Levi has exceeded 200 career tries, making her the leading try scorer for Australia and placing her at number three on the worldwide list, following New Zealand’s legendary players Michaela Blyde and Portia Woodman-Wickliffe. Spectators are observing an extraordinary talent in Levi, particularly admiring her demeanor whether on or off the pitch.

This marks Maddie Levi's third successive victory across three distinct seasons, clearly demonstrating her elegance and consistency on the field; no female athlete has accomplished this feat previously. She holds the record as the quickest player in sevens history to attain this distinction, doing so in merely 26 tournaments.

2022–23: Levi scored 37 goals during the season.

In 2023–24, she topped the list with 69 tries and received the title of World Rugby Women’s Sevens Player of the Year.

2024–25: Drew 54 tries and claimed her third successive title.