Seven underclassmen from the Northeast making a statement

The future is bright for seven players from the Northeast as girls from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland are represented, and all of them have an upward arrow next to their names. They are trending in the right direction in terms of visibility and people are starting to take notice. All seven hail from the class of 2025 or 2026, meaning the recruiting trail hasn't started yet, but it's not a long way off.   [player_tooltip player_id='24470' first='Jordana' last='Bello'], Forward/Attacking Midfielder, Calhoun, Class of 2025   Bello is an out and out attacking player as she plays forward and also plays attacking midfielder. She is a dangerous player when she gets into space and when she gets into the final third, defenders need to be alert. She is always pressing and always active. She's creative and can operate when there is not a lot of space. Another thing she does well is that she is always pressing the defense, is very energetic and has a motor that keeps going. She's very tactical in her decision making. Bello plays at Calhoun High in Merrick, NY and plays for the East Meadow SC 2006 ECNL team. Bello already has quite the resume as she has been invited to train with US Soccer, she is rated highly in the 2025 class by all outlets, she's been to ECNL and National ID camps and has played for the USYF National Futsal team.   Kaylee Coakley, Keeper, Blackhawk, Class of 2026   Coakley is from Blackhawk High School in Beaver Falls, PA and was the starting varsity keeper as a freshman. She was voted team MVP despite it being her first season. She plays her club in Pittsburgh for the Pittsburgh Hotspurs 08 E64 team. Coakley is a player who is dedicated to getting better and never think the point she has reached is good enough. Coaches find her coachable which leads to improvement. She's also highly competitive and is absolutely a fearless keeper, and will make any challenge. She's passionate about the game and she's resilient, bouncing back quickly from adversity.   [player_tooltip player_id='24099' first='Kennedi' last='Cotter'], Forward/Midfielder, Bayonne, Class of 2026   Cotter is a very active player, not only starring as a freshman for Bayonne High in New Jersey, but playing Girls Academy for her club STA, playing on the 2007 team, and is also playing USL Women's League this Spring with Paisley Athletic FC. Cotter is a very dynamic and versatile player. She plays as a forward on the outside and can also play as an attacking midfielder. She's a very dangerous player who uses her explosiveness to get by defenders, and her technical ability and creativeness to be crafty as well. She's a composed player who has a very high soccer IQ as well, displaying an advanced understanding of the game.   Mamie Curran, Midfielder, Maryvale Preparatory School, Class of 2025   Curran is a sophomore at Maryvale Prep in Lutherville, MD and she is currently a very versatile sophomore for the Lions. She plays all over the midfield as she can play the No. 6, the No. 8 or the No. 10. She is a former ODP player and she plays her club for the Baltimore Armour 07 Girls Academy team. What makes her great to have from a coach's perspective is that she is willing to play wherever she is asked. Curran is a very determined player who does not get knocked off the ball very easily. She's smart when she's on the ball, smart off the ball as she moves into the right spaces or makes the right challenges. She is technical, calm when under pressure and makes an impact on the game as a true box-to-box midfielder.   [player_tooltip player_id='55784' first='Abby' last='Incorvaia'], Attacking Midfielder/Forward, Waldwick, Class of 2025   Incorvaia is a player who makes an impact on the game and it can be in a variety of ways. She primarily plays the attacking midfield position and as a No. 10 is someone who can draw defenders and make a perfect pass to free up a teammate. She also plays on the outside as a No. 11 and can also play as a No. 9. She's a smart student at Waldwick with a 4.4 GPA and is also a very smart player on the pitch. She plays her club for the Match Fit Academy 07 ECNL team. She has been to the ECNL National Select game, the ECNL National Training Camp and last season was first-team ECNL All-Conference. She is a very hard-working player who plays with passion and energy and to play where she plays, she has to be a skilled player. She is clever and on top of that shows great technical ability.   Emme Kline, Central Midfielder, Pine-Richland, Class of 2026   Kline has twice been to the US Youth National Team's ID Camp and is the captain of her Pittsburgh Riverhounds 2008 ECNL team. She plays at Pine-Richland High in Gibsonia, PA where she was All-Conference as well. She is a true center mid, the kind a coach loves having in the middle of the pitch because she is going to out work everybody. She is exactly what you want as someone controlling the middle as she is a very tough, strong and aggressive player. She is also a gifted playmaker with excellent technical ability.   [player_tooltip player_id='58461' first='Olivia' last='Moynihan'], Keeper, Sayville, Class of 2025   What coaches want out of a keeper is a vocal leader, and Moynihan is exactly that. She is not afraid to lead, and lead with confidence and command. She keeps her third of the pitch in order. She communicates with her defenders and because she is so good about that, she helps shut down problems before they become major threats. She is a highly rated keeper, both in her area and nationally, and it's because of her leadership and how brave she is. She does not shy away from contact. She is aggressive when it comes to balls in on corner kicks and when an attacker is in 1v1 as she either comes for the ball quickly or closes down the angle quickly. Moynihan is excellent at scanning the field and thinking one step ahead. She also plays quickly, but that does not mean she plays rushed. She is very calm, but transitions defense into offense very quickly. Moynihan plays at Sayville High on Long Island, NY, playing her club with the East Meadow SC ENCL 07 team.

The future is bright for seven players from the Northeast as girls from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland are represented, and all of them have an upward arrow next to their names. They are trending in the right direction in terms of visibility and people are starting to take notice. All seven hail from the class of 2025 or 2026, meaning the recruiting trail hasn't started yet, but it's not a long way off.