Like their male counterparts, the talent drain in Division I women’s soccer has been significant, with players such as Katelyn Rowland, Sabrina D’Angelo, Jordan Day and Genevieve Richard moving onto the next stage of their careers.
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Talent remains in goal, obviously, as a handful of shot-stoppers will look to lay claim as the stop ‘keepers in the country this fall.
Below are ten of the best DI GKs in women’s soccer:
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