The trophy cabinet
Awards & honors
From her latest title back to where it all began at 15: more than fifteen years in goal, told through the moments that took her to the top.
2 Titles with Colombia
2 Copa América finals
3 FIFA World Cups
3 Olympic Games
6 Academic honors
The trophy cabinet



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Colombia
2026
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2026
Champion · CONMEBOL Nations League
The tournament's first edition: a 4-3 win over Paraguay in Asunción and direct qualification for the 2027 World Cup.
2025
Runner-up · Copa América Femenina
Back from her knee injury, she was part of the squad that reached the Ecuador 2025 final against Brazil.
2023
Quarter-finals · FIFA World Cup
Started all five matches of Colombia's best-ever senior World Cup: just two goals conceded through the group stage and round of 16.
2022
Runner-up · Copa América Femenina
A final on home soil that sent Colombia to the 2023 World Cup and the Paris 2024 Olympics.
2020
Serie A Top 11 · Player of the Match
With Napoli she made the Serie A Femminile team of the week on matchdays 5, 7 and 11, and was Player of the Match against San Marino.
2019
Gold medal · Pan American Games
Champion at Lima 2019: the first Pan American gold medal in the history of Colombian women's football.
2017
All-American · First-Team All-SEC
Recognized by United Soccer Coaches among the best collegiate players in the United States with Mississippi State.
2015
Top Female Scholar-Athlete · University of Miami
Named the University of Miami's Top Female Scholar-Athlete for 2015-16 and Palm Beach County's 2015 Hispanic Female Athlete of the Year (ESPN Deportes 760 AM).
2010
4th place · FIFA U-20 World Cup
At just 15 she was part of the squad that achieved Colombia's best youth World Cup run to that date, in Germany.
Pioneer
The first Colombian
Catalina opened the door for Colombian footballers in three of Europe's most demanding leagues.
- IT2020Florence
First Colombian in Italy's women's Serie A
- DE2023Bremen
First Colombian in Germany's women's Bundesliga
- FR2025Strasbourg
First Colombian in France's Première Ligue and first South American in Racing's women's history
Honours
With Colombia
- 3×Olympic Games · London 2012, Rio 2016, Paris 2024
- 2026Champion · CONMEBOL Nations League
- 2025Runner-up · Copa América Femenina
- 2023Quarter-finals · FIFA World Cup
- 2022Runner-up · Copa América Femenina
- 2019Gold medal · Pan American Games
- 20104th place · FIFA U-20 World Cup
Individual
- 2020Serie A Top 11 · Player of the Match
- 2017All-American · First-Team All-SEC
- 2015Top Female Scholar-Athlete · University of Miami
Academic excellence
She shines in the classroom too
At the University of Miami, Catalina proved that high performance isn't limited to the pitch.
2015-16
Top Female Scholar-Athlete
The University of Miami's female scholar-athlete of the year.
2015
Omicron Delta Kappa
National leadership honor society with over a century of history.
2015
Mortar Board
Nu Kappa Tau Chapter of the National Honor Society, University of Miami.
3×
Provost's Honor Roll
Academic honor roll, University of Miami.
2×
ACC Honor Roll
Atlantic Coast Conference: student-athletes with a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
3×
President's Honor Roll
Perfect 4.0 GPA with 12 or more credits per semester.
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