Brittany Mahomes has another reason to celebrate, and this one has nothing to do with game days at Arrowhead Stadium.
The former college soccer standout is officially headed into the University of Texas Tyler Hall of Fame, a recognition tied to the years she quietly built an impressive playing career long before her life became national news.
The honor highlights what UT Tyler describes as one of the most dominant stretches in the history of its women’s soccer program.
A College Soccer Career That Left a Lasting Mark
Between 2013 and 2016, Mahomes made her name on the field in Tyler, racking up 31 goals across 74 appearances.
Those numbers still stand as a benchmark for the program, and the university hasn’t forgotten the impact she made during those seasons.
For Mahomes, the recognition goes beyond stats and scorelines.
“I’m honored to be inducted,” she shared, reflecting on how influential those years were.
She credited UT Tyler as a place that shaped her personal growth just as much as her athletic path.
Gratitude for a Coach Who Shaped Her Journey
One of the most emotional parts of Mahomes’ announcement was her tribute to former coach Stefani Webb, whom she credited as a guiding force both on and off the pitch.
She spoke openly about Webb’s belief in her, calling out the leadership and steady encouragement that carried her through college soccer and beyond.
The appreciation ran deep, underscoring how pivotal that relationship was during a formative chapter of her life.
A Private Hall of Fame Ceremony Set for March
Mahomes will officially take her place in the Hall of Fame on March 28, during a ceremony that will be intentionally low-key.
The event is expected to include only close friends and family, keeping the focus on reflection rather than spectacle.
Despite her growing public profile, this moment appears to be one she wants to share quietly with the people who supported her earliest steps.
From Texas to Europe Before Life Changed Forever
After wrapping up her time at UT Tyler, Mahomes briefly took her game overseas, spending time playing soccer in Iceland before heading to Europe. It was during that period that her life took a sharp turn, as the Kansas City Chiefs selected her longtime partner, Patrick Mahomes, in the NFL Draft.
From there, her world expanded rapidly, though soccer never fully left the picture.
Life as an NFL Power Couple and Growing Family
Today, Brittany Mahomes is widely recognized across the United States as one of the most high-profile figures connected to the NFL.
Her husband has already led the Kansas City Chiefs to three Super Bowl titles, cementing his place among the league’s elite.
Away from football, the couple are parents to three children, raising two daughters and a son after growing up as childhood sweethearts whose lives evolved side by side.
Still Shaping the Future of Women’s Soccer
Even as her public image has grown, Mahomes has stayed closely tied to the sport that started it all.
Alongside Patrick, she is a co-owner of NWSL side Kansas City Current and played a key role in helping bring to life the world’s first purpose-built stadium for a women’s soccer team.
Her involvement has shifted from scoring goals to shaping opportunities for future generations.
UT Tyler Praises Her Impact Beyond the Pitch
UT Tyler athletic director Sam Ferguson summed up her legacy by highlighting not just her scoring record, but the broader influence she now carries in sports.
He described her playing career as exceptional, while pointing out that her work advancing women in athletics may ultimately eclipse even those on-field achievements.
Patrick Mahomes Battles Back From Serious Injury
While Brittany celebrates a major honor, Patrick Mahomes is facing a challenging road back to fitness.
The Chiefs quarterback suffered a torn ACL in December during a loss to the Los Angeles Chargers at Arrowhead Stadium.
He underwent surgery the following day and has already begun the push to be ready for the 2026 NFL season, which kicks off in early September.
A Full-Circle Moment Rooted in Humble Beginnings
For Brittany Mahomes, the Hall of Fame induction feels like a full-circle moment — a pause to acknowledge where it all started before life accelerated into stadium lights, Super Bowl rings, and global attention.
UT Tyler, she says, will always hold a special place in her heart, and this latest honor ensures that connection is now permanent.
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