Dallas Cup Productive Girls Forwards

One of the highlights of the club soccer season in Texas, the Dallas Cup wrapped up on Sunday, ending the 2026 edition of the tournament after eight days of high-level matches across North Texas.   One of the most prestigious and traditional tournaments in the country, the Dallas Cup reunited teams from all over the country and other nations, such as Canada, Mexico, England, the Netherlands and Brazil in its 20 divisions.   Prep Soccer Texas was in Dallas following the action earlier in the week, and we'll now report on the players who caught our attention while we were there.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li><a href="https://prepsoccer.com/2026/04/dallas-cup-day-3-girls-photos-2/">Dallas Cup - Girls Photos</a></li> </ul>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-instagram wp-block-embed-instagram"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://www.instagram.com/p/DWl-H8FjknH/?img_index=1 </div></figure>   We featured the girls this week, and today we cover the last position, highlighting the forwards:    Harrington played for the [program_tooltip program_id='283648' first='FC' last='Dallas'] ECNL G10 team that ended its participation in the group phase of the U16 Division. I got to watch them in their only defeat in the tournament, a 1-0 loss to [program_tooltip program_id='278027' first='Solar' last='SC ECNL'] G11, and despite not registering goals or assists, she was their main attacking option. Harrington played as a center forward and was the focal point of her team's offense, getting involved in most of their attacking plays. Her teammates looked for her very often, and, even when defended by multiple players, she still managed to keep the ball and make plays in the attacking half. Harrington was also very vocal, constantly communicating with her teammates and suggesting adjustments and changes.    <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepsoccer.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2026/03/2J4A0109_d28d1d.jpg?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-353987" /></figure>    Garrison was part of the [program_tooltip program_id='278027' first='Solar' last='SC ECNL'] G11 team that won the event's U16 Division. She was consistently dangerous in her team's 1-0 win over [program_tooltip program_id='283648' first='FC' last='Dallas'] ECNL G10 in the group phase. Garrison played more to the right side of her team's offense, but was very intelligent with her movement off the ball, often coming inside to combine with her teammates and make plays around the penalty box. The forward showed solid technical skills, beating opponents off the dribble in tight spaces, and provided excellent service into the box.     Edwards and her [program_tooltip program_id='283311' first='Dallas' last='Texans'] ECNL G10 team made it to the semifinals of the U16 Division. She was very active in their 3-3 tie with [program_tooltip program_id='283648' first='FC' last='Dallas'] ECNL RL G10 in the group phase, being one of their main attacking options in the match. Edwards played on the left side of her team's attack and was constantly on the ball, either facing defenders 1v1 or combining with her teammates. She was very quick and dynamic in possession, often finding herself one step ahead of everyone else, and was very dangerous when she brought the ball inside from the left to finish or pass with her preferred right foot.    <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepsoccer.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2026/03/2J4A0159_3127db.jpg?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-353995" /></figure>    Brincks played for the [program_tooltip program_id='283648' first='FC' last='Dallas'] ECNL G12 team that made it to the semifinals in the U14 Division. A left winger, she was instrumental in her team's 2-1 comeback win over Coppell FC 12G Davies in the tournament's group phase. Brincks was very active and productive offensively, using her impressive dribbling skills and creativity to beat defenders and make plays. Her first touch was always excellent and got her out of pressure, and she was also very good at improvising and finding solutions to difficult plays. Brincks also showed great determination when her team was down a player, dropping back and showing great energy to fight for the ball.    <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepsoccer.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2026/03/2J4A0182_e59690.jpg?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-354004" /></figure>

One of the highlights of the club soccer season in Texas, the Dallas Cup wrapped up on Sunday, ending the 2026 edition of the tournament after eight days of high-level matches across North Texas.

One of the most prestigious and traditional tournaments in the country, the Dallas Cup reunited teams from all over the country and other nations, such as Canada, Mexico, England, the Netherlands and Brazil in its 20 divisions.

Prep Soccer Texas was in Dallas following the action earlier in the week, and we'll now report on the players who caught our attention while we were there.

Dallas Cup - Girls Photos

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We featured the girls this week, and today we cover the last position, highlighting the forwards:

Alaia Harrington

HEIGHT 5'9"

POS M/F

CLASS 2028

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Alaia Harrington

State: Texas

School: Allegiance Soccer Academy

Club: FC Dallas ECNL

Harrington played for the FC Dallas ECNL G10 team that ended its participation in the group phase of the U16 Division. I got to watch them in their only defeat in the tournament, a 1-0 loss to Solar SC ECNL G11, and despite not registering goals or assists, she was their main attacking option. Harrington played as a center forward and was the focal point of her team's offense, getting involved in most of their attacking plays. Her teammates looked for her very often, and, even when defended by multiple players, she still managed to keep the ball and make plays in the attacking half. Harrington was also very vocal, constantly communicating with her teammates and suggesting adjustments and changes.