2025 W League Roster

TATUM BORMAN

Hometown: Georgetown, KY

Borman, born May 3, 2007, in Lexington, Kentucky, was a record-setting attacker at Scott County High School, scoring 115 goals and earning All-State, All-District, and All-Region Player of the Year honors. A 2024 High School All-American, she also starred for Cincinnati United Premier, winning a national title and two Champions League crowns.

ANNA BURCHETT

Hometown: Prestonburg, KY

Burchett, a standout forward from Prestonsburg High School, joined Ohio University after scoring 275 goals and recording 99 assists in her prep career. A four-time Region Player of the Year and 2022 Kentucky Youth Soccer Female Player of the Year, she also captained Eastern Elite to two state titles. At Ohio, she played in all 20 games in 2024, starting nine, with two goals, two assists, and an Academic All-MAC honor. In 2023, she appeared in 15 games with one start and six shots on goal.

GIANNA CAMUSO

Hometown: Seattle, WA

Camuso is a returning player to the club, having become a mainstay starter for the team in 2023. She has also played with the ISC Gunners in the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) where she has recorded 3 goals.

GABBI CEBALLOS

Hometown: San Antonio, TX

KARSYN CHERRY

Hometown: Lafayette, IN

Cherry has started every game across her three seasons, earning 2024 United Soccer Coaches All-Region honors after scoring six goals and leading the team in set-piece production. She’s totaled nine career goals, contributed to multiple shutouts, and was a 2023 CSC Academic All-District honoree. A Lafayette Central graduate, Cherry holds school records for goals (124) and assists (73), won a state title in 2020, and was a multi-time all-state and Player of the Year selection in both soccer and basketball.

CIERRA COLLINS

Hometown: Louisville, KY

After transferring to Syracuse in 2024, Collins made her collegiate debut, appearing in multiple matches and earning her first career starts with back-to-back 90-minute performances against NC State and Miami. She was named to both the Spring and Fall 2024 Athletic Director’s Honor Roll. Previously at Mississippi State, Collins spent three seasons on the roster without seeing game action. A graduate of Male High School, she earned Second Team All-State and First Team All-Region honors and was a Louisville Courier Journal Player of the Year nominee.

BROOKE DARDANO

Hometown: Crestwood, KY

BROOKE FABRI

Hometown: Phoenix, AZ

Fabri is a sophomore midfielder for the University of South Florida women’s soccer team. In her freshman season (2024), Fabri appeared in 19 matches, starting four. She recorded two assists and took 17 shots, with five on target. Notably, she contributed assists in matches against Jacksonville and UAB. Fabri has also been involved in national-level training camps, including the 2021 U17 USWNT ID Center and the 2020 U15 GNT Training Camp.

BAILEY FISHER

Hometown: Hurrican, WV

Fisher has been a consistent offensive leader at Marshall. In 2024, she led the team with 10 points and four assists, while co-leading with three goals and ranking 8th in the Sun Belt in shots on goal. She also logged the most minutes by a forward. As a sophomore in 2023, she led the team with seven goals and topped the conference with five game-winners. A starter since her freshman year, she’s appeared in every match of her college career. A Hurricane High School graduate, she was the 2019-20 Player of the Year and holds the school’s single-season scoring record with 66 goals.

ERYNN FLOYD

Hometown: Wilton, CT

Floyd has been a reliable presence in net since her freshman season, earning ACC Defender of the Week honors in 2024 after a standout 10-save shutout of No. 13 Notre Dame. That season, she posted a 0.70 goals-against average and .814 save percentage across 14 games. In 2023, she started all 18 matches, recorded a career-best 62 saves, and earned CSC Academic All-District recognition. As a freshman, she notched six clean sheets. A Wilton High School alumna, Floyd tallied 39 career shutouts and led her team to a state title while earning All-America and All-New England honors.

REEGAN GARRITY

Hometown: Louisville, KY

Garrity transferred from Kentucky Wesleyan in 2023 after three seasons with the Panthers to Morehead State University. In 2022, she started 10 times and made 58 saves, while allowing 30 goals. She had more success as a sophomore, starting all 15 games, posting a 2.80 goals against average, while accumulating a .769 save percentage and collecting 130 saves. In the Covid-19 spring 2021 season, she started six of seven games, had a 2.01 gaa, an .813 save percentage and 61 saves. Her first two years, she also ranked among the national leaders in both saves and saves per game. In addition, in both in the spring 2021 and fall 2021 campaigns, she topped the Great Midwest Athletic Conference and ranked sixth (8.71) and fifth (8.67) nationally in those respective seasons in saves per game. She also led the G-MAC with 130 saves in the fall of 2021.

LAUREN GOGAL

Hometown: Haymarket, VA

MAYA MAXWELL

Hometown: Louisville, KY

Maxwell has made 20 appearances across three seasons, returning from injury to see action in four games in 2024. As a sophomore, she started five matches and recorded five shots, including a career-high two on goal against Northern Kentucky. In her freshman year, she appeared in nine games and logged 197 minutes. A standout at Ballard High School in Louisville, Maxwell scored 96 goals and tallied 59 assists in three seasons, earning All-State and All-Region honors while leading her team to two district titles.

JAILEAH MCPHERSON

Hometown: Burlington, ON

McPherson previously played for the National Development Center Ontario, helping her team to a second-place finish in League1 Ontario. McPherson has also represented Jamaica on the international stage, captaining the U-20 team and earning a senior call-up for friendly matches in 2025.

NATALIE MITCHELL

Hometown: Temecula, CA

Mitchell has been a key player for the Hokies, starting all 23 matches in 2024, leading the team with 16 points from five goals and six assists. She scored back-to-back game-winning goals in the NCAA First and Second Rounds, contributing to victories over Tennessee and UCLA. In 2023, she earned Third Team All-ACC honors, leading the team with nine goals and 19 points. As a freshman in 2022, she tallied three goals and eight assists, ranking fourth in the ACC for assists. Off the field, she was an ECNL standout, playing for Arsenal Club and San Diego Surf. At Temecula Valley High School, she set school records for goals (35) and points (87) while also excelling in track.

AVA NIELSEN

Hometown: Malverne, NY

During her 2021 season, she played in nine matches for the Cardinals. A three-sport athlete in high school at St. Anthony’s in New York, she excelled in soccer, basketball, and lacrosse, scoring eight goals and recording six assists in just six games during her senior season. Off the field, she was recognized for her academic achievements, earning the St. Bonaventure Award for High Academia all four years and serving in the National Honor Society.

EMILY PAUL

Hometown: Louisville, KY

In 2024, Paul played in 18 matches, averaging nearly 20 minutes per game. She recorded an assist on the game-winning goal against Kent State on Sept. 26 and tallied four shots, including two on goal. Prior to Miami, she was a standout at Atherton High School, where she served as team captain for all four years. A First-Team All-State selection as a senior, she scored 48 goals and added 11 assists as a junior, and 38 goals with seven assists as a senior. She was also named to the All-District and First-Team All-Region Tournament teams in both her junior and senior years, setting the school’s all-time scoring record with 126 goals.

NONA REASON

Hometown: Noblesville, IN

In 2023, Reason made her first career start at UNC against Gardner-Webb, recording one save in 90 minutes of play and earning a shutout. She also tallied shutouts in games against Gardner-Webb and Miami, and made a stop in the second half against Syracuse. In 2022, she did not see action. Before college, she was a standout goalkeeper, attending Noblesville High School and San Clemente High. She was part of the U.S. U20 Women’s National Team training camp and played on the U.S. U16 national team. She helped the U.S. win the 2018 CONCACAF U15 Girls Championship and earned ENCL U17 All-Ohio Valley Conference honors. At Noblesville, she led the team to two IHSAA 3A titles, earning shutouts in both championship games. She also received the Golden Glove award during the 2019 U15 U.S. Soccer Development Academy playoffs.

ELIZABETH SEXTON

Hometown: Cincinnati, OH

In her junior season at Louisville in 2024, Sexton played and started all 18 games, leading the team in minutes played (1,553) and recording one assist and nine shots. She tallied her first career assist in a dominant 7-0 win over Bellarmine. During her sophomore season in 2023, she appeared in 14 games, starting 11, and accumulated six shots over 1,110 minutes. In her freshman season, she played in 16 games, starting 13, and finished with eight shots in 923 minutes of play. Sexton earned ECNL First Team All-Conference and All-American honors in 2021 and was named to the First Team Greater Girls Catholic League. She scored eight goals and recorded five assists as a senior.

HADLEY SNYDER

Hometown: Louisville, KY

In 2024, Snyder started all 18 games for Louisville, ranking second on the team in minutes played (1,488) and recording two shots on goal. After limited action in 2023 due to injury, she returned to appear in four games. She made her collegiate debut in 2022 against No. 2 Virginia before missing the rest of the season due to injury. At Assumption High School in Louisville, Snyder tallied 16 goals and 15 assists and earned First Team All-State and All-Region honors. She was also recognized on the All-American watch list and was a Kentucky High School Sports Awards honoree.

ISABELLA STEWART

Hometown: Huntington Beach, CA,

Stewart appeared in eight matches during her freshman season playing coollegiate soccer in 2024, logging 67 minutes and recording three shots, including two on goal. Prior to college, she was part of the U15 National Team and ODP player pools, and scored 12 goals with seven assists during the 2022–23 club season with S.C. Blues.

KATHERINE TRUITT

Hometown: Lexington, KY

ISABELLA WINTON

Hometown: Englewood, CO

Winton was a consistent presence for Idaho State in 2024, starting all 16 matches and logging 1,344 minutes while contributing two assists and five total shots. In 2023, she appeared in 19 games with 17 starts, scoring once and recording five points on 29 shots. She was also named to the Big Sky Fall All-Academic Team.