Five Forwards to know from U14 North Region Talent ID Camp Roster

Eighty players of the best players born in 2012 were called into the U.S. U14 Girls Regional Talent ID Mini-Camp in Georgia for next week.The players come from 17 states (classified as the North Region). Ohio leads the way with 11 players in the camp. Illinois and Virginia both have 10 players on the roster.   This is the last of three regional camps for the 2012 age group. The first full national team camp will be upcoming in the next few months.   Check out a scouting report on some of the names to know from this group.    Zhou is a center forward for Michigan Tigers 2012 GA. She can also play on the wing or as an attacking midfielder. She is a technically gifted player who thrives with the ball at her feet. She is a strong technical player who has a great first touch. She thrives in 1v1 situations. She has a knack for blowing past defenders with her ball control, change of pace, and ability to cut off either foot.   Zhou is a strong defender as well and will be a force on the field with her two-way play.     Spencer is one of those rare talents who is playing in MLS Next - and better yet, she is dominating against the boys. She recently had a two-goal performance against her club's local rival.   Spencer is among the safest bets to be on the full national team roster later this year for the 2012 age group. She is 5-foot-7, athletic, and unstoppable on the wing. She runs past defenders with ease. She has a silky smooth move with her stepover and hides her intentions well in the set up. Spencer just needs a small window and then she can bury the shot into the net.   The youngster made her USL W League debut last season. Midwest United has done a terrific job at getting her ready for the next challenges. The future is so bright for Spencer and she will be a name to know for a long time.     Schroeder is a center forward and attacking midfielder for North Shore United 2012 GA. She is an attacking player who is focused on getting the ball into the back of the net as quickly as possible. She is excellent at playing with her back to the goal. She is not the tallest player on this roster, but she uses her body better than pretty much anyone else in shielding defenders off the ball and retaining possession. She's great at taking a measure first touch and getting faced toward goal immediately. Schroeder has been a consistent scorer at the Girls Academy and that should translate to this event as well.     Mcnulty is a winger who is going to make a lot of friends at this event. She's is an excellent provider for her teammates. She hits a good cross, she wins 1v1 battles on the wing consistently, and she has a knack for elevating her teammates.   The biggest differentiator for Mcnulty is her quickness. There is a moment in every game when her sudden burst surprises the opposition - whether that is a goalkeeper who takes an extra touch because she doesn't anticipate how quickly the space will be closed or how often Mcnulty wins the race to a loose ball. The Eclipse winger is competitive and quick and that is typically a recipe for success for the winger position.     Johnson is a right winger on the Indy Premier 2011 GA team. She plays up an age group with her club team, one of the best teams in the Girls Academy. She plays alongside a US Youth National Team player in the 2011 age group on that team, so there are times that Johnson can be overlooked a bit.   She has shown the potential to be just as good as her teammates. She's a clever playmaker from the wing and excellent at playing off the shoulder of the outside back. She could improve as a finisher, but she's shown all the quality to be considered a top winger at this event.    U.S. UNDER-14 GIRLS' REGIONAL TID MINI-CAMP NORTH ROSTER BY POSITION -- Fayetteville, GA   Goalkeepers (8): Amelia Aubertin (FC DELCO; Lansdale, Pa.), Zoe Blankenheim (FC Wisconsin; Hubertus, Wis.), Belle Kelley (South Shore Select; Milton, Mass.), Annika Wells Lamoureux (Michigan Tigers; Ann Arbor, Mich.), Sophia Oliveti (South Jersey Elite Barons; Sewell, N.J.), Sloane Thompson ([program_tooltip program_id='283297' first='Cleveland' last='Force SC']; Moreland Hill, Ohio), Amelia Whittaker (Chicago Inter SC; Chicago, Ill.), Eva Wyspianski (Penn Fusion SA; Bryn Mawr, Pa.)   Defenders (26): Chatham Antwi (Fairfax Virginia Union; Ashburn, Va.), Khloe Bacon (Elmbrook United; Sussex, Wis.), Gianna Berardi ([program_tooltip program_id='283327' first='Eclipse' last='Select SC']; Algonquin, Ill.), Rowen Briggs ([program_tooltip program_id='283449' first='Richmond' last='United'] SC; Glen Allen, Va.), Zoey Carlisle (New England FC Red; Natick, Mass.), Emerson Crumley ([program_tooltip program_id='283297' first='Cleveland' last='Force SC']; Amherst, Ohio), Teagan Currid (World Class FC; Warwick, N.Y.), Avery Decker ([program_tooltip program_id='283419' first='Ohio' last='Premier'] SC; Dublin, Ohio), Lauryn Dix (Bethesda SC; Crofton, Md.), Lily Erlichman (New England FC; Medfield, Mass.), Grace Fassnacht (FC Pride Elite; Delphi, Ind.), Millie Fromm ([program_tooltip program_id='283630' first='Chicago' last='[program_tooltip program_id='283346' first='FC' last='United']']; Elmhurst, Ill.), Brylee Hamilton ([program_tooltip program_id='283515' first='Virginia' last='Development Academy']; Woodbridge, Va.), Emily Hays ([program_tooltip program_id='283449' first='Richmond' last='United'] SC; Glen Allen, Va.), [player_tooltip player_id='351803' first='Zoey' last='Jacobs'] ([program_tooltip program_id='283453' first='Rockford' last='Raptors'] FC; Lake in the Hills, Ill.), Caroline Kiefer (Ohio Elite SA; Loveland, Ohio), Marta Lopez (Fort Wayne United FC; Fort Wayne, Ind.), Matilda Miller ([program_tooltip program_id='283419' first='Ohio' last='Premier'] SC; Cincinnati, Ohio), Palmer Nye (Minnesota Thunder Academy; Excelsior, Minn.), Kayla Olano (World Class FC; Hasbrouck Heights, N.J.), Reese Rohrer (Ohio Elite SA; Centerville, Ohio), Logan Schlicte (Sporting Iowa; West Des Moines, Iowa), Kennedy Tolle (St. Louis Scott Gallagher; St Louis, Mo.), Gillian Vega (Players Development Academy; Westfield, N.J.), Jacquelyn Williams ([program_tooltip program_id='281469' first='Arlington' last='SA']; Springfield, Va.)   Midfielders (24): Danielle Babcock ([program_tooltip program_id='283327' first='Eclipse' last='Select SC']; Glenview, Ill.), Sophia Barnes (Bethesda SC; Rockville, Md.), Madelyn Beckman (Springfield / South County Youth; Alexandria, Va.), Blakely Bickerstaff (Michigan Hawks; Birmingham, Mich.), Gloria Bilic (Midwest United FC; Jenison, Mich.), Sarah Criss (Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals; Warminster, Pa.), Isabel Cullum ([program_tooltip program_id='283293' first='Cincinnati' last='United'] Soccer Club; Cincinnati, Ohio), Austyn Defraine(Rochester New York FC; Rochester, N.Y.), Morgan Douce ([program_tooltip program_id='283419' first='Ohio' last='Premier'] SC; Radnor, Ohio), Raffaella Facher (Downtown United; New York, N.Y.), Isabella Gallagher (East Meadow SC; Merrick, N.Y.), Riley Gallagher-Szerlip(Michigan Hawks; Northville, Mich.), Nora Gengerke (Tonka Fusion Elite; Plymouth, Minn.), Teagan Gregorski (FC Stars; South Glastonbury, Conn.), Sloane Kelly ([program_tooltip program_id='283419' first='Ohio' last='Premier'] SC; Cincinnati, Ohio), Alyssa Larson (Manitou FC; Hudson, Wis.), Tess Lavalliere (FC Stars; New Boston, N.H.), Mattingly Morrison (St. Louis Scott Gallagher; St. Louis, Mo.), Hannah Riddlemoser ([program_tooltip program_id='281469' first='Arlington' last='SA']; Arlington, Va.), Florence Schweer ([program_tooltip program_id='281469' first='Arlington' last='SA']; McLean, Va.), Nina Stanislaus (Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals; Fort Washington, Pa.), Lauren Toohey (Western New York Flash; Youngstown, N.Y.), Malea Valdeabella (St. Louis Scott Gallagher; Wildwood, Mo.), Mackenzie Ybarra ([program_tooltip program_id='283453' first='Rockford' last='Raptors'] FC; South Elgin, Ill.)   Forwards (22): Addison Blanchette (FC Stars; Leominster, Mich.), Isabella Caldera ([program_tooltip program_id='283745' first='Sockers' last='FC']; Rolling Meadows, Ill.), Ngozi Dike (World Class FC; Teaneck, N.J.), Stella Dirocco (Penn Fusion SA; Downingtown, Pa.), Brooke Evans (FC DELCO; Allentown, Pa.), Faith Green ([program_tooltip program_id='283630' first='Chicago' last='[program_tooltip program_id='283346' first='FC' last='United']']; Northbrook, Ill.), Lillian Ince (Bethesda SC; Potomac, Md.), Noelani Johnson (Indy Premier SC; Liberty Township, Ohio), Stella Kropelnicki (South Shore Select; Scituate, Mass.), Andrea Lopes (Players Development Academy; New Jersey, N.J.), Allison McNulty ([program_tooltip program_id='283327' first='Eclipse' last='Select SC']; Naperville, Ill.), Camelia Mcintosh (Fairfax Virginia Union; Oakton, Va.), Kendall Parrish (Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals; Green Lane, Pa.), Ava Schroeder (North Shore United; Fredonia, Wis.), Kenley Singleton (Real Futbol Academy; Haddonfield, N.J.), Reese Smith (Lexington Sporting Club; Lexington, Ky.), London Spencer (Midwest United FC; Grand Rapids, Mich.), Quinn Spurlock (Springfield / South County Youth; Fairfax Station, Va.), Julie Sun (South Shore Select; Boston, Mass.), [player_tooltip player_id='289576' first='Gabrielle' last='Vestal'] ([program_tooltip program_id='283630' first='Chicago' last='[program_tooltip program_id='283346' first='FC' last='United']']; Libertyville, Ill.), Mila Wrobel (Internationals SC; Mantua, Ohio), Elynn Zhou (Michigan Tigers; Ann Arbor, Mich.)

Eighty players of the best players born in 2012 were called into the U.S. U14 Girls Regional Talent ID Mini-Camp in Georgia for next week.The players come from 17 states (classified as the North Region). Ohio leads the way with 11 players in the camp. Illinois and Virginia both have 10 players on the roster.