Preview: U15 PDP State Girls Residential Camp Attendees, CA

<p><strong>USE THE PROMO CODE almasin30 for a discount on your first subscription</strong></p>   <p>It's going to be an awesome State PDP camp at Berkeley, California. Some of the top California and national U15 girls will be attending a residential camp from June 6-8, 2025. Many of them are Prep Soccer players who were previously covered throughout the season by our Prep Soccer Scouts. There are also players representing some of the top NorCal teams who will be competing in the National Playoffs in San Diego.</p>   <p>A few are national call-ups, and some will definitely get looks from the U.S. National Team scouts over the weekend. It's great to see these familiar names, but more so for the up-and-coming players with their first time competing at this level. Wishing all the players a great camp and a great showing.</p>   <p>Mustang SC players are:</p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='199883' first='Mercy' last='Karson'] - (2028) - D - #10 in Nation, #12 in CA and #5 in Position</p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='186203' first='Katelyn' last='Wong'] - (2028) - D/M - Bishop O'Dowd - WL in Nation, #85 in CA and #33 in Position</p>   <p>Mercy won the invite to Racing Louisville during the COPA Talent ID Pro Pathway. In a match the day before the COPA ID Pro Pathway, I was able to evaluate Mercy. Karson was somewhat of a field general. She is the #10 ranked player in the nation, #12 in CA, and #5 in position. She commanded the back line and provided a vocal leadership role, and she definitely led by example. Her ability to direct players to the points of attack was a sight to see. Karson dominated the backline by making long clears, cutting off running lanes, and making counter runs from the back. Her passing skills are top-notch, but it was her vision and ability to anticipate soft spots on the pitch and make timed runs that caught my eye. She had an overall solid game, and it's safe to say that her #10 ranking in the nation is spot on.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/BayAreaSocScout/status/1905135733116960772 </div></figure>   <p> Katelyn Helped Bishop O'Dowd win the North Coast Section Winter Division I Championship. Part of an impressive “goal for to goals against” record of 106-10. Katelyn is a member of the [program_tooltip program_id='287623' first='Cal' last='North ODP'] 2024-2025. Player Pool: 2010 Girls.</p>   <p>MVLA player: </p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='199882' first='Vivian' last='Baker'] (2028) - GK - Archbishop Mitty - #26 in the Nation, #29 in CA and #3 in Position</p>   <p>I was able to attend the CCS Championship, and I saw her put on a goalkeeper's clinic during the first half of the match. Her shot-stopping skills were on full display. Baker is also a member of the USYNT Player Pool and U15 ODP Interregional Team. She is also another reason why I believe the Monarchs will be back as a contender for all three titles. Vivian also helped her team win the Conference Championship during the season finale.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/BayAreaSocScout/status/1924669034886529481 </div></figure>   <p>[program_tooltip program_id='283257' first='Bay' last='Area Surf'] players are:</p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='202683' first='Jayla' last='Swindle'] (2028) - M - Vacaville Christian - WL in Nation, #24 in CA and #9 in Position</p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='206664' first='Lynn' last='Byun'] (2028) - D/M - Saint Francis - #93 in CA and #37 in Position</p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='111108' first='Allie' last='Huff'] (2028) - M - #37 in Nation, #15 in CA and #5 in Position</p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='262616' first='Aris' last='Yu'] (2028) - D/M - Sacred Heart Preparatory - WL in CA and WL in Position</p>   <p>Swindle competed in the U.S. 2010 ODP National Team in Costa Rica.  They picked up a 5-1 win against the U17 Carmelita FF side.  In game two, they also won 4-0 against Saprissa.   I also covered Jayla at the COPA X Racing Louisville Talent ID Event just a couple of weeks ago.  She was one of the top performers in the midfield position.  Also, just the day before this event, she stood out in the G10 match as her <a href="https://prepsoccer.com/program/bay-area-surf/"><strong>[program_tooltip program_id='283257' first='Bay' last='Area Surf']</strong></a> team competed against a tough Mustang SC club.  She made crisp passes, had a calm presence in the middle, and got players into scoring range. Swindle was active on both sides of the pitch, but her strength was in slicing through the middle and delivering smooth passes to any spot on the field. Swindle also had an awesome first-year in high school as she was the Sierra Delta League Offensive MVP.  She scored 46 goals and had 14 assists for Vacaville Christian.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/JaylaSwinz2028/status/1906594143817588849 </div></figure>   <p>Lynn had a exciting high school season.  Byun also had a solid game in the G08 as Mustang took on <a href="https://prepsoccer.com/program/bay-area-surf/"><strong>[program_tooltip program_id='283257' first='Bay' last='Area Surf']</strong></a> . She is the #93-ranked player in CA and #37 in position in prep soccer. She made her presence felt in the middle, faced strong challenges, and led the surf attack. Lynn had a great high school season as her team won a treble (WCAL League Champs, CCS D1 Champs, and NorCal D1 Champions). I was fortunate to attend the CCS finals match in which she scored the goal to give Saint Francis their second crown. Byun will definitely rise in the rankings, as she played during the first week of Spring ECNL and matched the level of play as players one to two years older. </p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/BayAreaSocScout/status/1924684254723916243 </div></figure>   <p>Allie was everywhere, and she played from touchline to touchline. She is also the #37-ranked player in the nation, #15 in CA, and #5 in position, creating space in the mid, distributing well, and playing strong on both halves.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/BayAreaSocScout/status/1904053484028104765 </div></figure>   <p>Aris showed some superb moves by slicing through the defense before firing a rocket to the far netting. She went by at least four defenders, with the last 2 near the 18, before ripping a left-footed shot. This is my 4th match evaluating Aris, and she seems to be getting better each time she's on the pitch. It was great to see her play in the midfield, as she is usually at the LB position.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/BayAreaSocScout/status/1912360166194049354 </div></figure>   <p>[program_tooltip program_id='283641' first='De' last='Anza Force'] players are:</p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='276651' first='Audrey' last='Wang'] - (2028) - M - Burlingame</p>   <p>Addy Subala - (2028) - M - Pioneer</p>   <p>Audrey's PK shot went low right post, just outside of the reach of the goalkeeper. It was a solid shot with good pace and accuracy to the side netting. Wang also played a critical part in moving the ball into scoring range, and she and a tandem midfielder made it difficult for Mustang SC to take their offense through the midfield.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/BayAreaSocScout/status/1928295543257645511 </div></figure>   <p>I've previously covered Addy in a high school match against the reigning CCS and NorCal Champions, Saint Francis Lancers. Subala was a starter in that match and played as a defender, while her team almost pulled the upset in that CCS contest. Subala played in both the right back and midfield position in this match and she showed her skills by playing on both ends. She got a few win-backs and made quick and accurate combo passes. She a versatile player and has definitely made an impact on both her high school and club team.</p>    <p class="text-gray-700">I've previously covered her high school match against the reigning CCS and NorCal Champions, Saint Francis Lancers. Subala was a starter in that match and played as a defender, while her team almost pulled the upset in that CCS contest. Subala played in both the right back and midfield position in this match and she showed her skills by playing on both ends. She got a few win-backs and made quick and accurate combo passes. She a versatile player and has definitely made an impact on both her high school and club team.</p>    <p>[program_tooltip program_id='278036' first='San' last='Juan SC'] players are:</p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='160083' first='Aviana' last='Ivey'] - (2028) - GK - Rocklin - #112 in Nation, #19 in CA and #9 in Position</p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='280193' first='Emma' last='Sullivan'] - (2029) - D - Sacramento Country Day</p>   <p>Although Rage scored two goals on the match, Ivey made some key shot-stopping plays to keep her team in contentions. Her strengths in leading the defense are key elements to keeping her team in the match.</p>   <p>It's hard to believe she's in the class of 2029. Emma played up and seemed very comfortable playing at the pace and physicality of this age group. She has a very good first touch and can make quick and decisive passes. She can make counterattacking runs and make long passes to wingers running into space.</p>   <p><strong>If you are interested in signing up with Prep Soccer, USE THE PROMO CODE almasin30 for a discount on your first subscription.</strong></p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/BayAreaSocScout/status/1901345676673610217 </div></figure>

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It's going to be an awesome State PDP camp at Berkeley, California. Some of the top California and national U15 girls will be attending a residential camp from June 6-8, 2025. Many of them are Prep Soccer players who were previously covered throughout the season by our Prep Soccer Scouts. There are also players representing some of the top NorCal teams who will be competing in the National Playoffs in San Diego.

A few are national call-ups, and some will definitely get looks from the U.S. National Team scouts over the weekend. It's great to see these familiar names, but more so for the up-and-coming players with their first time competing at this level. Wishing all the players a great camp and a great showing.

Mustang SC players are:

Mercy Karson Mercy Karson D State #7 Nation CA - (2028) - D - #10 in Nation, #12 in CA and #5 in Position

Katelyn Wong Katelyn Wong 5'5" | D/M Bishop O'Dowd | 2028 State CA - (2028) - D/M - Bishop O'Dowd - WL in Nation, #85 in CA and #33 in Position

Mercy won the invite to Racing Louisville during the COPA Talent ID Pro Pathway. In a match the day before the COPA ID Pro Pathway, I was able to evaluate Mercy. Karson was somewhat of a field general. She is the #10 ranked player in the nation, #12 in CA, and #5 in position. She commanded the back line and provided a vocal leadership role, and she definitely led by example. Her ability to direct players to the points of attack was a sight to see. Karson dominated the backline by making long clears, cutting off running lanes, and making counter runs from the back. Her passing skills are top-notch, but it was her vision and ability to anticipate soft spots on the pitch and make timed runs that caught my eye. She had an overall solid game, and it's safe to say that her #10 ranking in the nation is spot on.

COPA Talent ID Pro Pathway - Trial Invite 2025 with Racing Louisville - Mercy Karson - Mustang SC G10 - Congratulations Mercy! pic.twitter.com/68EcAqBcLX
— Robert Almasin (@BayAreaSocScout) March 27, 2025

Katelyn Helped Bishop O'Dowd win the North Coast Section Winter Division I Championship. Part of an impressive “goal for to goals against” record of 106-10. Katelyn is a member of the Cal North ODP 2024-2025. Player Pool: 2010 Girls.

MVLA player:

Vivian Baker Vivian Baker 5'9" | GK Archbishop Mitty | 2028 State #154 Nation CA (2028) - GK - Archbishop Mitty - #26 in the Nation, #29 in CA and #3 in Position

I was able to attend the CCS Championship, and I saw her put on a goalkeeper's clinic during the first half of the match. Her shot-stopping skills were on full display. Baker is also a member of the USYNT Player Pool and U15 ODP Interregional Team. She is also another reason why I believe the Monarchs will be back as a contender for all three titles. Vivian also helped her team win the Conference Championship during the season finale.

Player Spotlight - MVLA GK Vivian Baker (2028) - (PS-#26Nat., #29CA, #3Pos) Made some Incredible saves in the 2nd half to secure a MVLA 2-1 win and the Conference Championship (21-1-2) vs. Bay Area Surf during their Season Finale - ECNL G10 ⚽️🥅🏆 pic.twitter.com/FlTXn3kSok
— Robert Almasin (@BayAreaSocScout) May 20, 2025

Bay Area Surf players are:

Jayla Swindle Jayla Swindle 5'1" | M Vacaville | 2028 State #94 Nation CA (2028) - M - Vacaville Christian - WL in Nation, #24 in CA and #9 in Position

Lynn Byun Lynn Byun 5'5" | M/D Saint Francis | 2028 State #233 Nation CA (2028) - D/M - Saint Francis - #93 in CA and #37 in Position

Allie Huff Allie Huff M State #63 Nation CA (2028) - M - #37 in Nation, #15 in CA and #5 in Position

Aris Yu Aris Yu 5'3" | D/M Sacred Heart Prep | 2028 State #174 Nation CA (2028) - D/M - Sacred Heart Preparatory - WL in CA and WL in Position

Swindle competed in the U.S. 2010 ODP National Team in Costa Rica. They picked up a 5-1 win against the U17 Carmelita FF side. In game two, they also won 4-0 against Saprissa. I also covered Jayla at the COPA X Racing Louisville Talent ID Event just a couple of weeks ago. She was one of the top performers in the midfield position. Also, just the day before this event, she stood out in the G10 match as her Bay Area Surf team competed against a tough Mustang SC club. She made crisp passes, had a calm presence in the middle, and got players into scoring range. Swindle was active on both sides of the pitch, but her strength was in slicing through the middle and delivering smooth passes to any spot on the field. Swindle also had an awesome first-year in high school as she was the Sierra Delta League Offensive MVP. She scored 46 goals and had 14 assists for Vacaville Christian.

Amazing Game 1 in Costa Rica with the 2010 ODP National Team!

It’s an honor to share the field with such talented players.

We picked up the 5-1 win today over the U17 Carmelita FF side. pic.twitter.com/c2JALbYkH2
— Jayla Swindle (@JaylaSwinz2028) March 31, 2025

Lynn had a exciting high school season. Byun also had a solid game in the G08 as Mustang took on Bay Area Surf . She is the #93-ranked player in CA and #37 in position in prep soccer. She made her presence felt in the middle, faced strong challenges, and led the surf attack. Lynn had a great high school season as her team won a treble (WCAL League Champs, CCS D1 Champs, and NorCal D1 Champions). I was fortunate to attend the CCS finals match in which she scored the goal to give Saint Francis their second crown. Byun will definitely rise in the rankings, as she played during the first week of Spring ECNL and matched the level of play as players one to two years older.

Goal #1 - Bay Area Mid Lynn Byun (2028) - (PS-#93CA and #37Pos) Scored Surf’s lone goal as she was served a perfect pass in the penalty area. Byun struck it with a one-touch shot to beat the MVLA GK. - ECNL G10 ⚽️🥅 pic.twitter.com/ORjuMF4EE5
— Robert Almasin (@BayAreaSocScout) May 20, 2025

Allie was everywhere, and she played from touchline to touchline. She is also the #37-ranked player in the nation, #15 in CA, and #5 in position, creating space in the mid, distributing well, and playing strong on both halves.

Allie Huff, BAS - 2028 - Prep Soccer’s #37 ranked in the Nation, #15 in CA, and #5 in position created space in the mid, distributed well, and played strong on both halves - Mustang SC at Bay Area Surf - ECNL Top Ranked players on both sides - Game ended (0-0)⚽️🥅 pic.twitter.com/mHaxER7Hje
— Robert Almasin (@BayAreaSocScout) March 24, 2025

Aris showed some superb moves by slicing through the defense before firing a rocket to the far netting. She went by at least four defenders, with the last 2 near the 18, before ripping a left-footed shot. This is my 4th match evaluating Aris, and she seems to be getting better each time she's on the pitch. It was great to see her play in the midfield, as she is usually at the LB position.

Goal #3, for Surf - Scored by Aris Yu (2028) - Superb moves to slice through the defense before firing a rocket to the far netting - Match #1 - April 12th - ECNL G10 Matchup - De Anza Force at Bay Area Surf - Surf came in at 2nd Place (12-3-3) and with 62 goals⚽️🥅 pic.twitter.com/4rugj7CWy7
— Robert Almasin (@BayAreaSocScout) April 16, 2025

De Anza Force players are:

Audrey Wang Audrey Wang 5'4" | M/D Burlingame | 2028 State CA - (2028) - M - Burlingame

Addy Subala - (2028) - M - Pioneer

Audrey's PK shot went low right post, just outside of the reach of the goalkeeper. It was a solid shot with good pace and accuracy to the side netting. Wang also played a critical part in moving the ball into scoring range, and she and a tandem midfielder made it difficult for Mustang SC to take their offense through the midfield.

Goal #2 - De Anza Force #5 Audrey Wang’s PK shot went low right post to secure a 2-0 Force win - ECNL G10 vs Mustang SC - National Playoffs on the line ⚽️🥅 pic.twitter.com/afEkAbJdn4
— Robert Almasin (@BayAreaSocScout) May 30, 2025

I've previously covered Addy in a high school match against the reigning CCS and NorCal Champions, Saint Francis Lancers. Subala was a starter in that match and played as a defender, while her team almost pulled the upset in that CCS contest. Subala played in both the right back and midfield position in this match and she showed her skills by playing on both ends. She got a few win-backs and made quick and accurate combo passes. She a versatile player and has definitely made an impact on both her high school and club team.

Addy Subala

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Addy Subala

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San Juan SC players are:

Aviana Ivey Aviana Ivey 5'8" | GK Horizon Charter | 2028 State #225 Nation CA - (2028) - GK - Rocklin - #112 in Nation, #19 in CA and #9 in Position

Emma Sullivan Emma Sullivan 5'5" | D Sacramento Country Day | 2028 #9 Nation CA - (2029) - D - Sacramento Country Day

Although Rage scored two goals on the match, Ivey made some key shot-stopping plays to keep her team in contentions. Her strengths in leading the defense are key elements to keeping her team in the match.

It's hard to believe she's in the class of 2029. Emma played up and seemed very comfortable playing at the pace and physicality of this age group. She has a very good first touch and can make quick and decisive passes. She can make counterattacking runs and make long passes to wingers running into space.

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— Robert Almasin (@BayAreaSocScout) March 16, 2025