Keller is everything a college program could ask for. She has quickly become one of the most reliable attackers in the class of 2027, rarely turning the ball over and consistently making smart decisions with the ball in her stick.

In the unusual instances she does turn it over, or if she or a teammate misses a shot, Keller is often the first to redefend. Her quick instincts after possession changes have led to numerous transition goals for the Cougars, and that two-way adaptability is a major part of her upside value.

With teammates Maddie Kane and Kylee O’Donnell now graduated and off to their respective college programs, Keller is expected to take on a larger offensive role for a Springfield Delco team that gets significantly younger this season. However, after spending 2025 playing behind a plethora of talent and some of the state’s top players, she looks more than ready for the challenge of being one of the primary scoring options.

Keller, who will be a four-year starter in soccer by the end of her high school career, is a true three-sport athlete in lacrosse, basketball, and soccer, and while some may shy away from that challenge and responsibility, Keller has embraced it.

“In Delaware county we are known for being feisty and having a lot of grit,” said Broome. “we work hard, we battle, and that’s part of what makes us successful.”

And in Giulia Keller Giulia Keller 5'3" | Attack/Midfield Springfield | 2027 PA , Springfield has a player who is the embodiment of that mindset.