The following players recently have been added to the TopDrawersoccer.com verbal commitment list during the past week.

Please send any commitments to commit@topdrawersoccer.com.

GIRLS

NCAA DIVISION I

Class of 2021

F Tessa Weiss (PDA) committed to Vermont. 2021

F Olivia Briede (Tophat SC/Milton) committed to Arizona. 2021

F Devyn Simmons (Crossfire United/South Eugene) committed to UC Davis.

D Ava Dykstra (Beach FC (CA)) committed to Virginia Tech.

COMPLETE CLASS OF 2021 LIST (1500+)

Class of 2022

M Sara Jane Pak (Colorado Rapids/Regis Jesuit Girls Division) committed to Davidson.

GK Taylor Richards (FC Dallas/Plano Senior) committed to Auburn.

D Rebekah Doolittle (Richmond United) committed to Syracuse.

M Lenah Scicluna (Nationals) committed to Utah Valley.

F Audrey Marin (Connecticut FC) committed to Dartmouth.

D Kolo Suliafu (So Cal Blues) committed to Washington.

F Marisa Snee (Match Fit Academy FC/Blair Academy) committed to Richmond.

COMPLETE CLASS OF 2022 LIST (500+)

DIVISION II

None reported.

DIVISION III

Class of 2021

M Sydney Calisto (Zionsville SC/Zionsville) committed to DePauw.

NAIA

None reported.

NJCAA

None reported.

BOYS

NCAA DIVISION I

Class of 2021

D Patrick Neil (Alabama FC/Mountain Brook) committed to UAB.

D Christopher Adadevoh (PDA/Hillside) committed to Fairleigh Dickinson.

F Alexander Lozano (Kendall SC) committed to Florida International.

GK Marcelo Guerra Echeverria (San Jose Earthquakes) committed to SMU.

COMPLETE CLASS OF 2021 LIST (610+)

Class of 2022

M Samy Kolby (Charlotte) committed to Charlotte.

F Stefan Dobrijevic (Internationals SC (OH)/Green HS, Summit Co) committed to Akron.

M Andrew Millar (New England Surf) committed to Vermont.

COMPLETE CLASS OF 2022 (100+)

DIVISION II

None reported.

DIVISION III

Class of 2021

D Brayden Ring (Indiana Fire Juniors/New Castle) committed to Wittenberg. 

NAIA

None reported.

NJCAA

None reported.

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