Players That Impressed: ECNL Girls Kansas City 2025 National Event

Randall showed excellent creativity during her time in Kansas City, as she’s making headway in her first season with one of the premier teams in the country, Slammers FC HB Køge ECNL 2011. She shined during her team’s 3-0 victory over Crossfire Premier, scoring a goal and showing great chemistry with her teammates. (HIGHLIGHTS)

Took advantage of a great opportunity to play on the national stage with Atlanta Fire United 2011, scoring a big goal for her side on a weekend in which they earned at least a point in all 3 games. Atlanta Fire United earned 1 win and 2 draws in KC, and Owen was a key part of that as she played tough, aggressive soccer in the midfield and in the attacking area. (WATCH)

The ECNL All-Conference standout played well on all sides of the field in KC. She spend most of the showcase at outside back, marking some strong attacking players on the opposing teams. She moved up to center midfielder in PDA White 2010’s final game and proceeded to launch a goal from over 30 yards out. (WATCH)

Mary Mac Brown’s speed and finishing quality were on full display at the ECNL Kansas City Showcase, where she produced 3 of Atlanta Fire United’s 5 goals. Brown is a polished attacking player with multiple ECNL First Team All-Conference honors and an ECNL National Selection Game appearance in her career. She wasted no time showing that she’s one of the league’s most prolific scorers, kicking of ECNL KC with a brace. (WATCH)

Anchored a Gretna Elite 2009 defense which had a couple really strong performances, including a 1-0 clean sheet victory over nationally-renowned PDA Blue. Connealy is a high-level goalkeeper prospect who has verbally committed to Creighton for the Class of 2027. Her ability to read the game and provide consistency and stability while organizing the back line is a big reason why she’s such a valuable asset to her team.

Stood strong between the posts to help Missouri Rush 2009 earn an unbeaten 2-0-1 record against some tough competition in Kansas City. Baker secured 3 straight clean sheet efforts during her time on the field, working well with her back line to put on an impressive performance for the college scouts on hand.

Martinez impressed in KC with her composure and control in tight spaces, consistently working out of pressure to create attacking opportunities for Colorado Rush Academy Blue. Her curving corner delivery led to a goal, she repeatedly broke lines with her vision and well-timed through balls. An uncommitted Class of 2027 midfielder ranked among Colorado’s top players, she thrives in high-pressure moments, showing tenacity in 50/50s and the strength to hold off contact while driving play forward across all three matches.

Merriam stands out as a forward with relentless energy, quick combination play, and decisive attacking runs. She consistently creates danger in the final third with her speed, 1v1 ability, and sharp finishing instincts. Her pressing intensity and ability to influence the game even off the ball make her a noticeable impact player.

The future Oklahoma Sooner was in elite form this weekend, showing why she’s a Power 4 recruit thanks to her top playmaking skills and game-breaking speed. McCallister had a huge performance in her team’s final match, assisting both goals in the 2-0 victory for Sting Royal 2007/2008.

This Class of 2026 University of Oregon commit is a dominant force who contributes all over the field. She paired strong defensive play with some dynamic playmaking on the attacking side, highlighted by a 2-assist effort during Sting Royal 2007/2008’s 4-2 comeback victory in the opener against United Futbol Academy.

Playing in her final club action before turning her attention to her college career at Creighton, Horton closed out on a high note with Sting Royal 2007/2008. With her college coaches watching her play in Kansas City, Horton scored goals in both of her team’s victories on the weekend, continuing her consistent scoring pace. (WATCH)

Baker continued her strong form in Kansas City, recording shutouts against high-caliber opponents including VDA, Real Colorado National, and PDA. Her combination of athleticism and sharp positional instincts consistently neutralized dangerous chances — whether blistering shots destined for the upper net or breakaway 1v1 opportunities from fast, physical attacks. With each performance, Baker’s game grows more commanding, positioning her as one of the most promising goalkeeper prospects in the 2028 class, brimming with upward potential.