California 2027's who are gaining traction

The recruiting window doesn't open up for another six months for these players, but they are still players on radars and will certainly be players who coaches and recruiters will be happy to speak with once that official period begins. These players from the 2027 are starting to get a lot of attention.    Jackson is a player on the rise. I'll admit to missing her when the rankings were updated a couple of months ago, and after I alerted to her, I wrote this evaluation here in this <a href="https://prepsoccer.com/2024/11/california-2027s-demonstrating-skill-ability/">link</a>. Everything said in that analysis remains the case. She moves very well on the pitch, she makes possession and distribution look easy because of her combination of technical skills and her composure. I noted before that she is lethal when she sends in a cross, but upon watching her most recent film, she's also a very dangerous player when taking corner kicks. She can take them from either side, and send a ball swinging in or out and it will be really dangerous. She also has really good speed, her foot skills are fun to watch as she likes to get out in space, take on defenders and create. She works really hard, she gets up and down the pitch and is a lethal player no matter where she is.     Moodie is a fun player to watch. She has a very well-rounded game as she seems very good in every single facet. She can play as a center back, an outside back or even a forward. As a center back, she shows great ability to read attackers, to disrupt and great recover speed when it is needed. She has the skills to push up when she is a wide defender, connecting well with teammates, making smart runs and being a threat on the left. She also shows the ability to finish and be a force when playing a more advanced position.     Kaefer's value in the midfield cannot be overstated. And she is one of those players that when she is doing her job well, might get unnoticed. She is unflappable on the ball, handling pressure and maneuvering in tight areas with ease. Her ability to keep balls alive, or win a ball in the midfield, is uncanny and she creates opportunities for her team by simply helping maintain possession. She shows all the traditional skills, too, showing speed, showing the ability to carry and to deliver precise balls with pace to the feet of running players.     Tuiolosega is a player that seems to be in the right place at the right time way more often than she's not. She has great instincts and understanding of the game, finding the space where she will be most dangerous. She often finds herself available because of how well she manipulates space. Strong with either foot, she can take defenders on and drive into the area or she can crack a shot from distance with power and accuracy.     Khera got squarely on my radar a couple of months ago, because I saw a center back with great feel for the game. I was late to the party, though, as she is someone that people in the soccer community rave about. She's a relentless defender who can win the ball whether it be on the floor of if she elevates. She's fast, and won't be beat by forwards, she's physical and tough. Her range of passing is tremendous as is how precise and crisp the balls are that she moves.

The recruiting window doesn't open up for another six months for these players, but they are still players on radars and will certainly be players who coaches and recruiters will be happy to speak with once that official period begins. These players from the 2027 are starting to get a lot of attention.