Top talent from the Pennsylvania 2028 rankings

The Prep Soccer state rankings for the Pennsylvania class of 2028 were released this week. Check out<a href="https://prepsoccer.com/pennsylvania/rankings/girls/2028-rankings/"> the rankings here</a>. Learn more about <a href="https://prepsoccer.com/how-we-rank/">the ranking process here</a>.   The 2028 class has some elite upper-echelon talent especially in the wide positions - winger and outside back. Read a scouting report on a few of the highly ranked players below.    The Pittsburgh area is rich in talent in the 2028 class, as you can see from the Pennsylvania rankings. However, Korney stands out from the crowd for all the best reasons. She is a clear difference-maker even while playing up an age group and playing against mostly players two graduation classes above her. She is dynamic on the ball with an electrifying burst. She impressed during the ECNL Conference Cup this summer, which had the best of the best in the country squaring off. Korney deserves to be in that conversation as one of the best wingers in the country in this class.     <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-video is-provider-youtube wp-block-embed-youtube wp-embed-aspect-16-9 wp-has-aspect-ratio"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_ygCfB_sqY </div></figure>    Ohm is a left winger on the Penn Fusion 2010 ECNL team. She is part of the US Youth National Team pool in the 2010 age group. Ohm is a dynamic attacking talent with rare qualities that suggest she could be one of the best players in the country in this age group. Ohm is right footed and can play through the center thanks to her quick burst and close control of the ball. She was a difficult player to defend during the ECNL playoffs. She drew multiple defenders and often suffered through multiple fouls in the attempt to slow her down. As a freshman, Ohm has maybe snuck past the opposition scouting report, but that won't last for long. She is scoring goals in nearly every game at the high school level. She is unstoppable. She will blow past defenders with her pace or drill a shot into the upper corner of the net when given space. Ohm is going to be a standout in Pennsylvania for a long time.     Schlegel is a cheat code. She can do everything. She can line up as a center back and patrol the field in a way that closes off the opposition from having a chance to break pressure thanks to her speed and anticipation. She can step up to the midfield and take over the game with her passing. Or she can play on the wing and be a two-way player that has all of the tools to score goals as well as stop the top winger on the opposition. Schlegel has been excellent at the high school level through the first part of the season. She is thriving in a wide role and continues to impress scouts with her attacking qualities.      Orobono is an outside back on the Penn Fusion 09 ECNL team. She was one of the best players in the 2009 age group during the ECNL playoffs. She is an excellent two-way player. Orobono looks to be making an impact in the attack with her high school, which should be no surprise considering all she offers for her club team. The best trait of her game is her defending. She is stellar as a 1v1 defender and incredible as a support player on the weak side with her positioning. The sky is the limit for Orobono as she should be considered one of the elite prospects in the state in her position.

The Prep Soccer state rankings for the Pennsylvania class of 2028 were released this week. Check out the rankings here. Learn more about the ranking process here.