Uncommitted 2025's with exceptional talent

National Signing Day has come and gone, and there are many 2025 graduates in California who have not chosen a school yet. These girls are extremely gifted and will make a program better. Here are a few players that will find the right school and make an impact at the next level.    Tejeda understands what it means to be a central, important piece to a team as she embraces that role, as you can see when you watch her. The way in which she goes back to receive a ball, or finds the right space to be in to help her teammates speaks volumes. She is great about moving the ball quickly, showing the vision needed to open up a defense. She can take defenders on as well, she's good when having a go from range, and she's also a strong, physical and ultra-competitive player who will fight for every ball.     I love Nurisso as a player, and have written about her several times over the years. She is very deserving of the praise she receives, but her inclusion as a non-committed player is sad. A knee injury cost her the most important recruiting period of her young career. She returned and is still a great player. She is an outside back with tremendous speed and ability to get forward, and to play on the ball. She can take defenders on, she can cut in or beat them down the line. She can shoot with either foot and is very good at creating opportunities for herself. Her link up play is also fantastic as she combines well with the forward on her side. When she goes to the corner with the ball, she usually sends in a lethal cross, and as a defender she's intense, she's strong and determined to win the ball.     Campbell is a right outside back with an incredibly well-rounded skill set. She is great at dispossessing attacking players and winning the ball and she does not hesitate in initiating the attack when she does win it. She can carry the ball forward or find her No. 6 or No. 8 and then make a run up the side. When she receives the ball going forward, she can use either foot to create as she can drag wide and deliver dangerous crosses in or cut in drive towards the area and create from there. She's a very good passer, showing vision and creativity as she really likes to let play develop in front of her, anticipate and then play a ball the defense wasn't expecting.     Dizon is a tall, rangy athlete with tremendous body control and easy movement. She can get up and down the pitch quickly, and easily. She is very good when defending 1v1, showing the ability to shut down attacking players and to win the ball. She likes to push forward and is very comfortable with the ball at her feet. She's very good about seeing an opening and crossing a ball or playing an angled ball to the feet of a defender.     Hsieh has been a celebrated player since she was a freshman, and has been a very good player since getting on everybody's radar. She is a winning, hard-working player who's tactical awareness allows her to exploit weaknesses in a defense. She is a forward that plays the game with strength and balance, as she is hard to get off the ball. She shows good movement off the ball as well, demonstrating the ability to find areas to be dangerous in. She can create for herself, she can move off the ball and be a threat and she is a good finisher.

National Signing Day has come and gone, and there are many 2025 graduates in California who have not chosen a school yet. These girls are extremely gifted and will make a program better. Here are a few players that will find the right school and make an impact at the next level.