Sara Eggesvik

Youth

The Bodø-born Eggesvik had her youth career at Grand Bodø.

Grand Bodø

In 2014, Eggesvik was promoted to the first team of Grand Bodø. At 17 years and 10 days old, she made her debut for the club in a 3–0 defeat against LSK Kvinner. She made a total of 103 appearances for the club, scoring 8 goals.

Charlton Athletic

In January 2019, Eggesvik joined Women's Championship club Charlton Athletic on a free transfer.

Loan to Grand Bodø

In May 2019, Eggesvik was sent back on loan to her previous club.

KIL/Hemne

In 2020, Eggesvik returned to Norway and joined KIL/Hemne.

Malvik

In 2022, Eggesvik joined Adressa-ligaen 3. div. women club Malvik.

Western United

In August 2024, Eggesvik joined Australian club Western United. A year later at the end of the season, the club announced her departure.

LSK Kvinner

In August 2025, Eggesvik joined Norwegian club LSK Kvinner.

Eggesvik was born in Norway to a Norwegian father and a Filipina mother, making her eligible to play for either Norway or the Philippines at international level.

Norway youth

Eggesvik has represented Norway's women at the under-19 and under-23 levels.

U-19

In January 2016, Eggesvik was one of the 20 players who were called up for the international friendlies against England U-19. She made her debut for Norway U-19 in a 1–0 win against England U-19, coming in as a substitute and replacing Nora Eide Lie in the 66th minute of the match.

U-23

In August 2018, Eggesvik was called up for the 2018 Under-23 Women's Nordic Tournament matches against England, Sweden and the United States. She made her debut for Norway in a 2–0 win against Sweden, coming on as a substitute for Andrea Norheim in the 61st minute of the match.

Philippines

In June 2022, Eggesvik was included in the Philippines squad for a training camp in Europe in preparation for the 2022 AFF Women's Championship on home soil. Eggesvik made her debut for the Philippines in a 3–0 win against Bosnia and Herzegovina. A minute after coming in as a substitute replacing Quinley Quezada in the 81st minute, Eggesvik assisted Sarina Bolden's second goal of the match. In the second match against Bosnia, Eggesvik also came on as a substitute with the Philippines 1–0 down. From a corner, it was her cross that found Quinley Quezada who scored the equalizer in the 85th minute. The Philippines…

Club

As of 28 May 2026

International goals

Scores and results list the Philippines' goal tally first.

Eggesvik was born in Bodø Municipality, Norway, to a Norwegian father and a Filipino mother from the Davao Region. Eggesvik credits her older brother for introducing her to football, and she was encouraged to take up the sport after witnessing him play throughout their youth. She regularly visits her maternal relatives in Davao during the holiday season. Eggesvik is a medical student. However, she said that she is considering delaying her studies to focus on her football career.