Class of 2029: Players Ready to Break Out This Summer

The 2029 class nationally is stacked with talent. As July is here, these players are ready to get on the radar of college coaches before the fall.    [player_tooltip player_id='72334' first='Sloane' last='Massa'] is an attacker who is truly ambidextrous. She can fluidly use both hands so well that defenders have a hard time figuring out what her strong hand is. She is twitchy in her dodging style, often getting defenders to bite so she can capitalize. In addition, Massa drives with her head up and can feed on a dime. There is no doubt she will be on coaches' radar come the fall.     [player_tooltip player_id='70919' first='Avery' last='Sobierajski'] is a left-handed attack who stands tall at 5'9''. Your eye quickly goes to her when she's on the field. Both hands are equally as strong, which is evident by her shooting ability. She is fun to watch because you don't know what style or handed shot is coming your way next. She fakes so intensely that defenders will completely get lost in the play. Despite her shooting skill, Sobierajski is a true team player who feeds well and is the first to celebrate a teammate after a goal..     [player_tooltip player_id='73180' first='Taylor' last='Errante'] is not your typical defender. She is all the things a great defender is made up of. Very athletic, understands body positioning, calculated checks, good communication. But it's her transitional game that sets her apart. Errante will clear the ball downfield completely alone, blowing by her own teammates and opponents with her speed. The great thing about her? She can also finish the fast break by putting the ball in the back of the net herself. In addition, Errante also takes the draw and plays the circle. She is a true utility player.     [player_tooltip player_id='73108' first='Kylee' last='Gallagher'] is a true two-way midfielder. She is a defensive force, largely in part to her superior athleticism. Gallagher is comfortable and confident shooting on the run or a step down from the eight meter. She plays on the draw circle, and if the taker can get the ball to the ground, odds are Gallagher will be the one to come up with it. She makes her presence known when she is on the field, both offensively and defensively.     [player_tooltip player_id='74508' first='Keira' last='Palmer'] is one of the most intense defenders in Upstate, NY. Palmer is so vocal that her teammates not only know where she is in comparison to them, but what is happening both on and off the ball as well. 1v1, she shuts opponents down with ease. Her communication also helps her to be an expert in defending 2 man games. Transitionally, Palmer cuts quickly for an outlet and can clear the ball upfield coast to coast if needed. She is a defender who is captivating to watch.     [player_tooltip player_id='74510' first='Mackinley' last='Buckley'], a left-handed attacker, is incredibly versatile. For her club team, she plays attack, where she makes a statement in the feeding game. She works well both on ball and off, showing how high her IQ truly is. For her high school team (who were Sectional Champions), she plays midfield and on the draw circle. Buckley is a player who truly has the capability to do it all and to do it well. She will undoubtedly turn heads this summer and into the fall.     Jordan Rassmussen is a true draw specialist. She is, by far, one of the best in the 2029 class nationally. She can seamlessly switch between draw styles, changing up the self-draw versus strategically placing it on the circle for a teammate or herself to run on. In addition, she is a left-handed threat anytime she has the ball. She can shoot, feed, or dodge with ease, regardless of who is defending her. She was a contributor for her high school team, winning a Sectional Championship, and competed for a state title as a freshman.     [player_tooltip player_id='74507' first='Paige' last='Wylie'] is a gritty right-handed attacker who doesn't shy away from defensive pressure. She varies her shot selection depending on the space she's created with ease. She can be seen giving her team direction when she carries the ball to set others up for success, often acting as the quarterback of the offense. As gritty as she is on offense, she is equally as intense on the ride.     [player_tooltip player_id='73590' first='Giovanna' last='Pozzi'] is a midfielder who thrives from playing up top. She is a driver in nature, converting with either hand. What sets Pozzi apart is her confidence on free position opportunities, ripping shots to different spots effortlessly. Pozzi is also very good on the draw, getting the ball to the ground where she can utilize her athleticism to pick up the ground ball and push a fast break the other direction.     [player_tooltip player_id='74506' first='Maddie' last='Morgan'] is a true low defender. She fully understands body positioning and how to turn an offensive player. She works seamlessly with other defenders and communicates proactively. When an attacker tries to back out of her pressure, she uses her size and stick to knock down or intercept a feed or outlet pass that she knows is coming. Morgan is also incredibly athletic and can transition the ball herself or make very accurate long passes to push a fast break.

The 2029 class nationally is stacked with talent. As July is here, these players are ready to get on the radar of college coaches before the fall.