McNulty brings a relentless engine to the forward and midfield lines, consistently executing give-and-go combinations with purpose. She attacks space down the flank with speed and intention, timing her runs to stretch defenses. Notably, McNulty always follows the play, capitalizing on rebounds and second chances in the box. Her tempo stands out, as she plays with a pace that disrupts opponents and creates opportunities for her team. Technically sound and tactically sharp, she impacts the game on both sides of the ball. Her relentless approach helped set the standard as Eclipse opened with a 4-2 win over World Class on Day 1.

Mcnulty is a winger who is going to make a lot of friends at this event. She’s is an excellent provider for her teammates. She hits a good cross, she wins 1v1 battles on the wing consistently, and she has a knack for elevating her teammates.

The biggest differentiator for Mcnulty is her quickness. There is a moment in every game when her sudden burst surprises the opposition – whether that is a goalkeeper who takes an extra touch because she doesn’t anticipate how quickly the space will be closed or how often Mcnulty wins the race to a loose ball. The Eclipse winger is competitive and quick and that is typically a recipe for success for the winger position.