Players to Watch: 2025 NCFC Youth visitRaleigh Girls College Showcase
The 2025 visitRaleigh Showcase Series Girls College Showcase is coming up December 5-7 in North Carolina. The event, hosted by NCFC Youth, is one of the top youth soccer showcases in the country, and will feature 533 teams doing battle down in Cary, N.C. across the U15-U19 age groups.
With the college soccer season winding down, the visitRaleigh.com Showcase Series marks the start of a crucial period for the recruiting season across multiple age groups. To view the running list of college coaches registered to attend the showcase, click here.
Ahead of the 2025 visitRaleigh Girls College Showcase, here are some players to know for the tournament. Players are listed according to their graduation year.
You can also nominate a player that will be attending the event. To nominate a player for consideration, CLICK HERE.
2030
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Kennedy Norton | Defender
NC Courage Academy 2011 ECNL (NC)
Kennedy is a Class of 2030 defender who projects as a future standout in the ECNL’s Mid-Atlantic Conference. She was selected to compete in the newly-launched ECNL Spotlight Game early this fall, featuring top prospects in the younger age groups. She was also a 2025 NCFC Shield Award Recipient for her high level contributions to her club last season.
2029
Provides the Courage with a high level of consistency between the posts and has contributed to their 8-3-1 record across all ECNL competitions this season. Pearson can make the decisive stop to regain possession and then use her superior field vision to open up play. For her efforts, she earned a USYNT Talent ID Center invitation this past fall.
Alex Menin | Midfielder/Forward
North Alabama SC NPL 10 (AL)
Smashed home a strong left-footed goal to help NASC defeat Kings Hammer SC 4-1 last weekend in NPL League play. Menin is comfortable on both sides of the pitch and can use her speed to push the attack or make a quick track back to stem an opponent’s counter-attacking efforts. The Alabama ODP member has excellent field awareness and can pick her teammates out with highly accurate passes anywhere on the field.
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Madelyn Wisnosky | Goalkeeper
Charlotte Independence 2011 GA (NC)
Maddy is known for her composure under pressure, reliability and strong communication as she consistently organizes her backline to maintain a sound defense. Her quick reflexes, excellent positioning and ability to play out of the back make her a versatile goalkeeper. Currently posting a 0.46 GAA with 9 shutouts against top-level competition in the GA Mid-Atlantic South Conference, she’s been a major contributor in the team’s undefeated 11-0-3 season to date.
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Soriah Moret | Midfielder
North Carolina FC Youth 2011 ECNL RL (NC)
A dynamic winger who also plays forward, she brings strong ball-carrying ability and consistent attacking pressure, averaging a 1.33 DW rating. She contributes offensively with steady chance-creation, posting 0.12 assists per match and maintaining positive SCR and goal metrics. Her pace and versatility make her a constant threat in transition for NCFC 2011 ECNL-RL.
2028
A 2010 playing with CDA’s U17 team, Truxillo has shown that she can more than handle the pressure of playing in difficult situations. Truxillo excels at transition play and can shift CDA from a defensive posture to an attacking one with ease. In addition to her club exploits, she was an NC 4A All-Region and All-Conference First Team Member for Charlotte Catholic where she also plays field hockey and basketball.
Kamryn “Kami” Putnam, a 2011 bipedal player graduating early with the Class of 2028, shows impressive skill striking the ball with both feet. She constantly confuses defenders, sending shots from any angle at any moment. Her commitment to the weight room and the track is evident in her power and endurance on the field.
Scored twice for Beach to help them claim first place in their flight at the 2025 WAGS Tournament. Tapia has a nose for goal and can use even the smallest of spaces in a defense to her benefit. She possesses a clever right foot that can chip shots over goalkeepers or bury shots from distance.
Blanked Sporting Delaware 2-0 last week to lead Armour to an opening day victory in Mid-Atlantic North Conference play. Between the posts, Biggs can make the difficult stops necessary to retain advantages and to hold leads late. For her efforts for Baltimore last season, she was selected to participate in the Girls Academy Mid-Atlantic Talent ID Camp for a third time.
Ari Jones | Defender
SYC Soccer 2010 (VA)
Operating out of the center-back position Jones’ stifling defensive work has been instrumental in SYC’s strong run in Girls Academy Mid-Atlantic South Conference play. In close spaces, Jones always manages to give herself the right amount of time to clear dangerous balls away while avoiding physical contact. In addition to her work with SYC, Jones was also recently called up to El Salvador’s under-16 Youth National Team for the UNCAF FIFA Forward tournament.
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Makayla Colberg | Forward/Winger
Charlotte Independence 2010 GA (NC)
Possessing blazing speed, Colberg can break through defenses with relative using her comfort with the ball at either foot to transition the Independence into the attack. Thus far, her work has paid off with Charlotte holding a 11-1-0 record on 34 points in the Girls Academy Mid-Atlantic South Conference.
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Sarah Corb | Defender
Baltimore Armour 2010 GA (MD)
Earned MACS First Team All-State honors for Mount Hebron High School this fall in Maryland. Thanks to her quick decision-making and knack for remaining calm under pressure Hebron conceded just nine goals in 16 games during the high school season. When facing pressure Corb shines and is a leader for Armour along the defensive line.
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Ryan Steelman | Defender
Triangle United 08/07 GA (NC)
A 2009 playing with TUSA’s U19 GA team, Ryan is known for her composure under pressure, intelligence, speed and co-dominant feet which allow her to adapt and transition quickly. Ryan is a versatile defender who can also be an offensive threat – she posted 7 goals and 5 assists at Willow Spring High School which repeated as back-to-back conference champions. Selected to the NC Body Armour games as a freshman, Ryan’s strong work ethic and tenacious defense has been instrumental in TUSA’s strong start in the Girls Academy Mid-Atlantic South Division.
2027
Recently selected to the U.S. under 17 youth National Team for their camp in November, Hanf is a high versatile attacker for both club and country. The 2027 North Carolina verbal commit is comfortable creating goal-scoring opportunities in tight spaces and create chances for her teammates with quick, pacey passes.
(Q&A: Class of 2027 Match Fit Surf ECNL standout Gianna Hanf on committing to North Carolina)
Rothmann, who recently committed to UNC Wilmington, just wrapped up her high school season where she helped lead McDonough to their first 2A State Semi-final by scoring 5 post season goals. In addition, the junior midfielder was named 1st Team All Southern Maryland Conference, and 1st team All State in Maryland.
Lia brings strong technical ability, a high soccer IQ, and excellent ball control. She consistently creates scoring opportunities and finishes from a variety of positions on the field. She has scored 7 goals this season and notched 4 assists. She brings leadership, energy, and a relentless work ethic every time she steps on the pitch. (HIGHLIGHTS)
A Class of 2027 forward/winger, Madison Haigler has produced 12 goals and 9 assists this season for Wilmington Hammerheads FC 09 in ECNL-RL/NLPC competition. She earned selection to the IMG Girls Cup U17 Select Team and continues to stand out at Division I ID camps with her speed and playmaking ability.
Eva Rothman | Winger/Outside Back
West Florida Flames 09 GA (FL)
Buried a banger against Tophat Navy in a recent GA league game, making a cracking run towards goal and hammering home goal off of the post. Rothman possesses limitless speed and knows exactly when to time her runs to do the most damage. She is also more than willing to create goal-scoring chances for her teammates and can hit them with passes that have both speed and pace.
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