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<p>Florida still has plenty of talent available in the Class of 2028. These five prospects bring different strengths, from disruptive defense and athletic goalkeeping to creative finishing and composed offensive leadership. Each offers skills that deserve a closer look from college coaches.</p>
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<p id="acf-block-6ada2d10e8811">Robbins makes opponents work for every opportunity. She combines physical positioning with well-timed slides and active stick work, using her reach to interrupt passes and land effective checks. Her pursuit stands out just as much. She stays involved in the play, fights for ground balls, and continues pressuring opponents rather than letting them escape comfortably. As a sophomore, she set IMG's single-season record with 24 caused turnovers.</p>
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<p id="acf-block-6ada2d10e8811">Her contributions continue after the defensive stop. Robbins handles the ball confidently with either hand and can collect a ground ball before moving straight into the clear. She has the speed to carry through the midfield and the control to help teammates advance possession. That ability to defend, recover the ball, and initiate transition gives her value well beyond her individual matchup.</p>
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<p>At 5'8", Gay brings size, speed, and composure to the midfield. She protects her stick well, works comfortably with either hand, and moves through defenders without rushing her decisions. One of her strongest sequences is carrying the ball through a clear and finding a teammate for an assist. She keeps her eyes up and recognizes when a safe, accurate pass will create more than another dodge.</p>
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<p>Gay also contributes without needing possession. Her purposeful cuts and off-ball movement help create openings, while her work around the draw gives her another way to influence the game. She can place the draw intentionally and compete for the resulting possession. Gay is an underrated prospect whose unselfish approach and ability to fill multiple roles would benefit a college program.</p>
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<p>Kaltman is particularly difficult to contain behind the cage, where her footwork, vision, and comfort with both hands give defenders plenty to manage. She switches smoothly from right to left at “X,” changing the angle of her attack and forcing her matchup to adjust. Her crease roll is a scoring threat, but she keeps her head up throughout the move and can turn that same opportunity into a feed.</p>
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<p>Her decision-making ties everything together. Kaltman recognizes when to initiate, when to move off the ball, and when a teammate has the better opportunity. She brings patience to possessions without becoming predictable, pairing her composure with the grit to compete on the ride. Her balanced stick skills and awareness allow her to organize an offense while remaining a threat to finish herself.</p>
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<p>Bright brings a creative shooting game that makes her dangerous from multiple spots inside the 8-meter. She is comfortable letting the ball go from distance with either hand, and her quick first step creates the separation she needs to release. Her sidearm delivery gives goalies a different look, while her rising shot adds another effective option to an already varied finishing game.</p>
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<p>What stands out is her willingness to attempt difficult shots while remaining composed under pressure. Bright can change her release and shooting angle to suit the opportunity rather than relying on one finish. She also contributes as a feeder, giving her offense more than a scoring threat. Her combination of production, creativity, and passing ability makes her a well-rounded offensive prospect.</p>
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<p>Wrobleski brings an athletic presence to the cage that extends well beyond making saves. Her speed stands out for a goalie, allowing her to compete with field players when she steps out to pursue a ball or initiate transition. She actively looks for interceptions and opportunities to turn an opposing possession into a clear, giving her team another way to regain control.</p>
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<p>Inside the cage, she stays composed and avoids committing too early to fakes. She gets down quickly on low shots and moves the ball out promptly after a save. Her enthusiasm for the position shows in how involved she stays throughout the play. With her combination of size, quickness, and confidence outside the crease, Wrobleski deserves attention from programs still looking for a 2028 goalkeeper.</p>
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Florida still has plenty of talent available in the Class of 2028. These five prospects bring different strengths, from disruptive defense and athletic goalkeeping to creative finishing and composed offensive leadership. Each offers skills that deserve a closer look from college coaches.
Robbins makes opponents work for every opportunity. She combines physical positioning with well-timed slides and active stick work, using her reach to interrupt passes and land effective checks. Her pursuit stands out just as much. She stays involved in the…
At 5'8", Gay brings size, speed, and composure to the midfield. She protects her stick well, works comfortably with either hand, and moves through defenders without rushing her decisions. One of her strongest sequences is carrying the ball through a…
Kaltman is particularly difficult to contain behind the cage, where her footwork, vision, and comfort with both hands give defenders plenty to manage. She switches smoothly from right to left at “X,” changing the angle of her attack and forcing…
Bright brings a creative shooting game that makes her dangerous from multiple spots inside the 8-meter. She is comfortable letting the ball go from distance with either hand, and her quick first step creates the separation she needs to release.…
Wrobleski brings an athletic presence to the cage that extends well beyond making saves. Her speed stands out for a goalie, allowing her to compete with field players when she steps out to pursue a ball or initiate transition. She actively looks for interceptions and opportunities to turn an opposing possession into a clear, giving her team another way to regain control.
Inside the cage, she stays composed and avoids committing too early to fakes. She gets down quickly on low shots and moves the ball out promptly after a save. Her enthusiasm for the position shows in how involved she stays throughout the play. With her combination of size, quickness, and confidence outside the crease, Wrobleski deserves attention from programs still looking for a 2028 goalkeeper.
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