2022-23 Women's Basketball Roster
Maier, Mack
Jersey Number 3
Mack Maier
- Height:
- 5-10
- Class:
- Senior
- High School:
- Chaparral
- Hometown:
- Parker, Colo.
- Deals:
Bio
2022-23 (Senior)
Saw action in six games … Made her first-career start in the regular-season finale against Boston College (2/26), logging seven minutes and knocking down a triple … Recorded a season-high 10 minutes against Longwood (12/15).
2021-22 (Junior)
Appeared in a career-high 11 games for the Demon Deacons, providing crucial minutes against ETSU and South Carolina State…Netted a career-best five points in a victory over South Carolina State while also going 2-for-4 from the field…Knocked down shots wins over Cornell and Troy, helping lead the Deacs to a 10-1 mark in non-conference action.
2020-21 (Sophomore)
Saw game action in four contests as a sophomore, averaging 2.0 minutes and 0.3 rebounds per game.
2019-20 (Freshman)
Saw action in 10 games, averaging 0.3 points and 2.2 minutes per game…Made her collegiate debut against College of Charleston (11/8), totaling three points and a season-high two assists.
High School
Started her career at Thunderridge High School where she helped the team to the Class 5A State Championship…moved to Prairie View High School for sophomore year where she led all 5A scorers in 2016-17 with 22 points per game while finishing second in the state in assists…as a senior at Chaparral High School, she guided her team to a Sweet 16 appearance while leading the team in scoring for a third consecutive season…four-time All-Conference honoree…four-time selection for Colorado Show All-Star game…over four years, she averaged 15.5 points, 5 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game.
Personal
Born July 20, 2001...Full name is McKenzie “Mack” Maier…Daughter of Douglas, Sr. and the late Susan Maier… Competed on the BlueStar U17 National Travel team with the Boulder Rockies, helping her team win the 2016 Nike USJN Championship…Three-time First Team Academic All-State honoree… Comes from a long line of Demon Deacons…Father graduated from Wake Forest in 1989…Uncle, Jack is a Wake Forest graduate and the creator of the Maier Endowed Athletic Scholarship at Wake…Cousin Catherine graduated in 2018…Older brother, Doug, Jr., graduated from Wake Forest in 2021 and younger sister Whitney...Majoring in business and enterprise management with a concentration in sports management
Why Wake Forest
I chose Wake Forest because my dad, uncles, multiple cousins, and brother all went to Wake, so it is a family thing. Also, the combination of top-30 academics with ACC basketball, and beautiful campus can’t be beat. It is truly a special place and a great community to be a part of.
Three Things Outside of Basketball
Run, hang with friends and get coffee
Favorite Food
Sushi
Sport Outside of Basketball
Gymnastics
Fun Fact
My pugs is named Deacon
Athlete You Admire
Favorite basketball player is Allie Quigley, but the athlete I admire most is Dearica Hamby because she plays at a high level, works hard, and is still a fantastic mother to Amaya which is such a challenge and very admirable that she can do it all at once so successfully. When I am older, I aspire to be a mother like Dearica or Coach E and manage basketball while having a great relationship with my daughter like they do.
Plans After Graduation
Get my MBA then coach in college athletics or sports business
Dream Job
High DI Head Women's Basketball Coach
Saw action in six games … Made her first-career start in the regular-season finale against Boston College (2/26), logging seven minutes and knocking down a triple … Recorded a season-high 10 minutes against Longwood (12/15).
2021-22 (Junior)
Appeared in a career-high 11 games for the Demon Deacons, providing crucial minutes against ETSU and South Carolina State…Netted a career-best five points in a victory over South Carolina State while also going 2-for-4 from the field…Knocked down shots wins over Cornell and Troy, helping lead the Deacs to a 10-1 mark in non-conference action.
2020-21 (Sophomore)
Saw game action in four contests as a sophomore, averaging 2.0 minutes and 0.3 rebounds per game.
2019-20 (Freshman)
Saw action in 10 games, averaging 0.3 points and 2.2 minutes per game…Made her collegiate debut against College of Charleston (11/8), totaling three points and a season-high two assists.
High School
Started her career at Thunderridge High School where she helped the team to the Class 5A State Championship…moved to Prairie View High School for sophomore year where she led all 5A scorers in 2016-17 with 22 points per game while finishing second in the state in assists…as a senior at Chaparral High School, she guided her team to a Sweet 16 appearance while leading the team in scoring for a third consecutive season…four-time All-Conference honoree…four-time selection for Colorado Show All-Star game…over four years, she averaged 15.5 points, 5 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game.
Personal
Born July 20, 2001...Full name is McKenzie “Mack” Maier…Daughter of Douglas, Sr. and the late Susan Maier… Competed on the BlueStar U17 National Travel team with the Boulder Rockies, helping her team win the 2016 Nike USJN Championship…Three-time First Team Academic All-State honoree… Comes from a long line of Demon Deacons…Father graduated from Wake Forest in 1989…Uncle, Jack is a Wake Forest graduate and the creator of the Maier Endowed Athletic Scholarship at Wake…Cousin Catherine graduated in 2018…Older brother, Doug, Jr., graduated from Wake Forest in 2021 and younger sister Whitney...Majoring in business and enterprise management with a concentration in sports management
Why Wake Forest
I chose Wake Forest because my dad, uncles, multiple cousins, and brother all went to Wake, so it is a family thing. Also, the combination of top-30 academics with ACC basketball, and beautiful campus can’t be beat. It is truly a special place and a great community to be a part of.
Three Things Outside of Basketball
Run, hang with friends and get coffee
Favorite Food
Sushi
Sport Outside of Basketball
Gymnastics
Fun Fact
My pugs is named Deacon
Athlete You Admire
Favorite basketball player is Allie Quigley, but the athlete I admire most is Dearica Hamby because she plays at a high level, works hard, and is still a fantastic mother to Amaya which is such a challenge and very admirable that she can do it all at once so successfully. When I am older, I aspire to be a mother like Dearica or Coach E and manage basketball while having a great relationship with my daughter like they do.
Plans After Graduation
Get my MBA then coach in college athletics or sports business
Dream Job
High DI Head Women's Basketball Coach
Football Media Availability (9/23/25)
Tuesday, September 23
Wake Forest Football Head Coach Jake Dickert Press Conference (Week 5)
Tuesday, September 23
Coach Jake Dickert Press Conference (Sept. 22, 2025)
Monday, September 22
Football Media Availability (9/18/25)
Thursday, September 18
