2019 Women’s Recruiting Rankings: February
There’s a lot less movement in the women’s Division I recruiting rankings, without the looming possibility of players skipping school for pro soccer.
Official recruiting class announcements have streamed out at a steady pace since National Signing Day on November 14. There hasn’t been a slew of massive news revealed in the past few months, as the top classes come into focus. Perhaps the biggest news impacting the rankings are fixed on the transfer news and international signees.
Below is the latest Top 20 rankings for the class of 2019, powered by the IMG Academy Top 150. Rankings will be updated once a month between now and August.
Please email any omissions or corrections to editor@topdrawersoccer.com.
1. Penn State*
Commitments: M Kate Wiesner (Slammers FC – No. 1), M Jordan Canniff (Washington Spirit Academy – No. 6), F Payton Linnehan (FC Stars of Massachusetts – No. 15), GK Julia Dohle (NYCFC – No. 18), D Leah Scarpelli (Cedar Stars Academy – No. 19), M Coriana Dyke (Colorado Rush – No. 25), D Shelby Craft (FC Dallas – No. 61), F Angela Aguero (NYCFC), M Devon Rae Olive (PDA)
Transfers: M Sam Coffey (Boston College)
If there’s any doubt that the Nittany Lions may not secure the No. 1 spot, the announced transfer of Sam Coffey is going to cement their status. Can it be a difference-maker in he NCAA tournament?
2. UCLA
Commitments: F Sunshine Fontes (Hawaii Rush – No. 4), F Mia Fishel (San Diego Surf – No. 14), M Brecken Mozingo (Celtic FC – No. 36), M Kali Trevithick (San Diego Surf – No. 37), M Jaclyn Gilday (United Soccer Alliance – No. 48), F Janae DeFazio (Davis Legacy), D Kylie Kerr (Mustang SC), GK Hannah Mitchell (Cedar Stars Academy), D Brianne Riley (Strikers FC), F Rachel Lowe (Western Sydney Wanderers)
An already impressive class received a nice boost after Signing Day when Rachel Lowe was revealed as an addition to the class. The Australia youth national team forward should be a nice compliment next to a new group of attackers that includes Sunshine Fontes and Mia Fishel. Fontes did tear her ACL recently, which could put her availability this fall in question.
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