Players to Watch - LA Breakers G2011 ECNL Shine at Surf Cup

<p><strong>USE THE PROMO CODE almasin30 for a discount on your first subscription</strong></p>   <p>The LA [program_tooltip program_id='283623' first='Breakers' last='FC'] G2011 ECNL squad made a strong impression at the recent Surf Cup in San Diego, with several players delivering standout performances that turned heads and reinforced their status as rising talents in the Class of 2029. As they prepare to kick off the 2025–2026 ECNL season and step into their freshman years of high school, this group combines athleticism, technical skill, and competitive drive that will make them impact players both for club and varsity programs. From defensive anchors and commanding goalkeepers to dynamic attackers and midfield leaders, these Breakers are poised to be difference-makers on every field they step onto this year.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepsoccer.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2025/08/Team-Pic-2.jpg?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-301591" /></figure>   <p>With Surf Cup setting the stage, these [program_tooltip program_id='283389' first='LA' last='Breakers'] standouts now turn their attention to the opportunities of the 2025–2026 season. Each brings a unique blend of skill, athleticism, and competitive mentality that will not only elevate their ECNL campaign but also make an immediate impact at the high school level. As this talented group enters the next phase of their development, expect them to continue drawing attention from scouts and coaches—both for what they've already shown and for the even greater potential still ahead.</p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='222238' first='Sydney' last='Roddick'] continues to solidify her reputation as one of the top outside defenders in the 2029 class. A versatile wingback who thrives on either side, her elite athleticism—combining speed, strength, agility, and height—allows her to disrupt attacks and transition into the offensive third with ease. At Surf Cup, she was a consistent force down the flank, demonstrating her stamina, game awareness, and ability to drive plays forward through precise distribution and sharp reads of the field. A vocal leader and composed defender, Roddick brings both grit and polish to the back line and is expected to make an immediate impact at the high school level as she enters her freshman year. Her Surf Cup performance also drew praise from a highly respected professional coach with multiple ECNL national championships, who highlighted her elite athleticism, work rate, and professional-level composure—clear signs she is a player to watch on a national scale.</p>    <p class="text-gray-700">She continues to solidify her reputation as one of the top outside defenders in the 2029 class. A versatile wingback who thrives on either side, her elite athleticism - combining speed, strength, agility, and height - allows her to disrupt attacks and transition into the offensive third with ease. At Surf Cup, she was a consistent force down the flank, demonstrating her stamina, game awareness, and ability to drive plays forward through precise distribution and sharp reads of the field. A vocal leader and composed defender, Roddick brings both grit and polish to the back line and is expected to make an immediate impact at the high school level as she enters her freshman year. Her Surf Cup performance also drew praise from a highly respected professional coach with multiple ECNL national championships, who highlighted her elite athleticism, work rate, and professional-level composure - clear signs she is a player to watch on a national scale.</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/1954023191963480519 </div></figure>   <p>Fresh off a run to the ECRL National Championship Final in Virginia just weeks ago, Madison Suguitan is bringing that fire directly into her ECNL debut—and she's not slowing down. A lightning-fast, left-footed attacker, Suguitan is a constant threat in the final third with the ability to stretch defenses, take defenders on 1v1, and deliver precision crosses on the move. She plays with intensity and intelligence, always head up, scanning for the next pass, run, or shot. Her pace alone gives opposing back lines trouble, but it's her quick footwork, deceptive body feints, and timing in the box that make her so dangerous. At Surf Cup, Suguitan consistently disrupted defenses down the left flank-whether cutting inside to take a shot or burning past her mark to deliver into the six.</p>    <p class="text-gray-700">Fresh off a run to the ECRL National Championship Final in Virginia just weeks ago, Madison Suguitan is bringing that fire directly into her ECNL debut—and she's not slowing down. A lightning-fast, left-footed attacker, Suguitan is a constant threat in the final third with the ability to stretch defenses, take defenders on 1v1, and deliver precision crosses on the move. She plays with intensity and intelligence, always head up, scanning for the next pass, run, or shot. Her pace alone gives opposing back lines trouble, but it's her quick footwork, deceptive body feints, and timing in the box that make her so dangerous. At Surf Cup, Suguitan consistently disrupted defenses down the left flank-whether cutting inside to take a shot or burning past her mark to deliver into the six.</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/1954024653095387442 </div></figure>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='301760' first='Jordyn' last='Fisher-Young'] is a goalkeeper to watch in the Class of 2029—and she's just getting started. At 5'11" with a 70” wingspan (and still growing), she already has the physical tools that college programs covet: height, reach, coordination, and presence. But what sets Fisher-Young apart is how she uses that natural frame with calm control, excellent anticipation, and a refined sense of positioning. She showed poise under pressure, confident handling, and a strong willingness to come off her line when needed—hallmarks of a keeper who plays big and smart. Fisher-Young is the total package in goal—athletic, technical, intelligent, and still developing. As she enters her freshman year at Sierra Canyon, she's a high-upside prospect.</p>    <p>She is definitely a goalkeeper to watch in the Class of 2029—and she's just getting started. At 5'11" with a 70” wingspan (and still growing), she already has the physical tools that college programs covet: height, reach, coordination, and presence. But what sets Fisher-Young apart is how she uses that natural frame with calm control, excellent anticipation, and a refined sense of positioning. She showed poise under pressure, confident handling, and a strong willingness to come off her line when needed—hallmarks of a keeper who plays big and smart. Fisher-Young is the total package in goal—athletic, technical, intelligent, and still developing. As she enters her freshman year at Sierra Canyon, she's a high-upside prospect.</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/1954025952138473767 </div></figure>   <p>While also a Spanish national through her dual citizenship, Ona St. George brings a unique dimension to her game. Fresh off a summer training in Spain, she plays with composure, intelligence, and a tactical edge that shows in both her positioning and decision-making. Whether anchoring the back line or controlling the midfield, she anticipates plays, uses her body effectively, and disrupts attacks before they develop. At Surf Cup, she stood out for breaking up runs to goal and transitioning play forward with clean, purposeful passes.</p>    <p class="text-gray-700">While also a Spanish national through her dual citizenship, Ona St. George brings a unique dimension to her game. Fresh off a summer training in Spain, she plays with composure, intelligence, and a tactical edge that shows in both her positioning and decision-making. Whether anchoring the back line or controlling the midfield, she anticipates plays, uses her body effectively, and disrupts attacks before they develop. At Surf Cup, she stood out for breaking up runs to goal and transitioning play forward with clean, purposeful passes.</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/1954027085569438056 </div></figure>   <p>While sidelined during Surf Cup as she recovers from knee surgery, Kate Grobecker's impact on the [program_tooltip program_id='283389' first='LA' last='Breakers'] is undeniable. Selected for the USYNT Talent ID selection rounds last season, she served as the team's central midfield anchor, dictating tempo and controlling play with poise and vision. Even off the field, she remained a steady presence—supporting her teammates from the bench and bringing her leadership into every moment. As she returns to full strength, Grobecker is expected to come back stronger, hungrier, and ready to make an immediate impact in ECNL play.</p>    <p class="text-gray-700">While sidelined during Surf Cup as she recovers from knee surgery, Kate Grobecker's impact on the [program_tooltip program_id='283389' first='LA' last='Breakers'] is undeniable. Selected for the USYNT Talent ID selection rounds last season, she served as the team's central midfield anchor, dictating tempo and controlling play with poise and vision. Even off the field, she remained a steady presence—supporting her teammates from the bench and bringing her leadership into every moment. As she returns to full strength, Grobecker is expected to come back stronger, hungrier, and ready to make an immediate impact in ECNL play.</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/1954028066751295782 </div></figure>   <p>The LA [program_tooltip program_id='283623' first='Breakers' last='FC'] G2011 ECNL squad will definitely turn some heads during the upcoming ECNL season, and some will make a direct impact on the varsity teams.</p>

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