Top Girl Soccer Prospects From Mercer County and South Jersey

The future United States Women’s National Soccer Team can possibly have a good amount of players from our area. NJ.com recently released its top 85 female senior soccer players in the Garden State. We are proud to say that a lot of the girls are from our neighborhoods.

On the list shared by NJ.com, you can find players from all over the state of New Jersey but we decided to share our favorites which are the ones from Mercer County and the South Jersey area. These senior soccer players are from Cherry Hill West, Princeton Day, and Pennington, amongst other great schools that develop Division I talent and All-Americans every year, according to NJ.com. We also learned that some of the girls have already committed to different colleges to continue their soccer careers.

Here are some of the senior soccer girls from our area that made the list of top 85 on NJ.com:

Goalkeeper from Cherry Hill West -Michela Auguadro - Has not committed to any school
Forward from Princeton Day - Kelly Beal - Has not committed to any school
Midfielder from Monroe - Brigitte Bussiere - Commit to South Carolina
Midfielder from Pennington - Katie Coyle - Commit to Rutgers
Forward from Burlington Township - Jiselle Daniels - Commit to St. Joseph's
Midfielder from Allentown - Olivia Denney - Commit to Monmouth
Defender from Cherokee - Janelle Deveney - Commit to Towson
Defender from Cherry Hill East - Jillian Drumm - Commit to La Salle
Defender from Hopewell Valley - Nicolette Evich - Has not committed to any school
Forward from Nottingham - Gia Girman - Commit to Rutgers
Defender from Pennington - Jordan Mahony - Commit to American
Defender from Hunterdon Central - Emily Mason - Commit to Rutgers
Defender from Notre Dame - Isabelle Pesce - Commit to St. Francis
Forward from Cherokee - Arianna Sparrow - Commit to Monmouth
Forward from Shawnee - Brooke Steel - Commit to American
Defender from Shawnee - Olivia Vricella - Commit to La Salle
Midfielder from Shawnee - Tori Yost - Commit to Drexel