Becca is currently the graduate-assistant for the Smith College Women’s Soccer Team, where she is also earning her Masters of Science. She completed her undergraduate degree in Sport Management at Ohio Wesleyan University in 2012 where she was a three time All-Conference player for the Battling Bishops, and was named Team MVP in 2009 and 2010. Madison also helped coach the Delaware Lady Knights Soccer team and the varsity program at Charlevoix High School.

Georgia plays or watches soccer every day. She is currently studying abroad in Cape Town, South Africa, where she is involved in an extensive research program on Grassroots Soccer, which helps children learn about HIV awareness and other life skills through soccer. Previously, her college team ended with a 12-3-3 record, losing in the Semis at Conferences, but she led them with 7 goals this season. She is beyond excited to be returning to work with the girls at camp and is sure they will get her into better shape than ever before so that she can continue to lead her team in goals next year, and hopefully get a bid to nationals! She hopes to pass on her love of soccer to the girls at camp, while helping them grow throughout the summer in different areas of life.

Laura graduated from Western Carolina University where she started 18 games as a senior this past fall. Majoring in Health and Physical Education, she is originally from Robbinsville, NJ where she played for the Princeton Soccer Club, and helped lead Robbinsville HS to a New Jersey State Championship. She was named NSCAA HS All-Region and Trentonian Soccer Player of the Year in 2009.

Jessica is a senior at Wesleyan University in CT, majoring in History and Hispanic Literatures and Cultures. A two-time All-County player at Monument Mountain Regional, Jessica captained her high school team in her senior year and was also a starter and captain for Blackwatch FC NY and Westenhook United. She helped in the business startup process for The Fieldhouse, Canaan, NY, and has been involved in program development, coaching, and training there ever since. A diehard Arsenal and Real Madrid fan, she spent the spring of 2013 immersed in European football while studying in Madrid, seeing 14 live games all over the Iberian Peninsula. Her dream is to one day be a “no-name-assistant-coach-for-big-name-club” working on the sideline for one of those big name teams.

Lyndsey is currently a sophomore Blazer at Elms College in Chicopee MA, double majoring in Early Childhood and English. Lyndsey has a passion to teach and inspire future generations. Originally from Easthampton, MA, she lead the Eagles as their captain during both her junior and senior year. When Lyndsey isn’t in the classroom you will find her on the soccer fields. Lyndsey holds soccer very close to her heart.

Torree played two years at Bakersfield College as a center defender where she was a captain and First Team All-Conference player both years. She finished out her career playing for Brigham Young University Hawaii where she played center midfielder and helped take her team to the NCAA tournament. Torree was the assistant coach for Bakersfield College this past year and now helps coach a U12 girls club team. She received her B.S. in Exercise and Sports Science. She is currently pursing her masters in Kinesiology.

Terryn started her college soccer career at Bakersfield College. As a freshman she led not only her team but also the conference in goals. She then went on to play for BYU-Hawaii and as a senior led her team in goals. She made All-Conference three years, was captain for two, and was selected as a PAC West Fantastic 15 Player. She graduated with her B.S. in Exercise and Sport Science and plans on getting her masters in the same field. This past year Terryn served as an assistant coach for Bakersfield College and South Valley Thunder U12 Girls Soccer Club.

Originally from Huntsville, Alabama, Rachel has played soccer since age 3 and excels as goalkeeper. She will be a junior at Yale this coming fall, majoring in Psychology and hopes to either coach or have a career in the medical field after college. She was captain of her high school soccer team and in her junior year was awarded Alabama Player of the Year and MVP. She was awarded the Rookie of the Week award in her freshman year at Yale. During that same year, she also played every minute of seven Ivy League games in goal, was third in the Ivy League in save percentage (.814) and saves per game (4.07). She also received the Captain’s Cup award, given by the senior class to the freshman that represented the team well on and off the field. Last summer she played for Alabama FC in the WPSL and was named to the All-South team, and was the goalkeeper of the year for her region.

Ashley attended and played for Park University for four years, graduating with a BS in Psychology. After a time of coaching a younger girls team she was recruited to play for Kansas City’s new semi-pro team, the Kansas City Shock, where she played starting forward in their first season. Afterwards, Ashley played in Greece for Glyfada Women’s Futbol Club, and back in the States she now interns for the NSCAA. She will be bringing all of her newly acquired worldwide soccer wisdom and knowledge with her to camp!