Top 28G ECNL FL Outside Backs

In modern youth soccer, reliable outside backs are of great team value. "Outside back" is a newer term describing defenders located on the edge regardless of how wide they are. Different from fullbacks, wingbacks, or wide center backs, the focus here is stability on the outside—making sure goals are not conceded while staying productive on the other end—either by attacking individually or supporting others to do so. Today, we are going to evaluate the Top Class of 2028 outside backs, standing out in a key season for the recruitment journey:    [program_tooltip program_id='283342' first='FC' last='Prime'] ECNL / Colombian youth international who plays with high energy when moving on the ball. Reactiveness on the fly to get in the way of established lanes and rack up interceptions. When receiving on the ball, there is the awareness of what is around her, and strides are taken in the open field to where key passes are performed.     FPFC ECNL U17 who is an equal-footed right back, exceptional at tackling. Stopping full sprints while cleanly claiming the ball. Gets low with a great balanced stance for the ability to move on a swivel. Can tackle with back foot or fully extend when sliding. Wins duels without a doubt, having the ability to get out to find progression options.     TBU ECNL 2010 right back with a strong touch. Off the ball, chances are created through lay-offs, low-driven crosses to finish with the first touch, and her own late-surge volleys. Defensively, there is a general command of location, getting in the way of combos when picking off outlets or executing standing tackles where assignments lose their rhythm on the move.     FKK left back with a strong right foot. Dribbling and movement skills of a winger, funneling play into inside spaces. Dynamic ball work including skill moves in the central channel behind the main attacking line. Heads-up intuition to close down, snag the ball or block crosses that come further out. Wide attacks are limited by combining with teammates to close passing networks.     TBU ECNL right back with strong clearances and long passes for runners up top. Uses the back leg as a tool when sweeping possession off attackers in their tracts. Early pressures are present that allow good clearances or wins with full security on her own. Involved in the counter-press to ensure attacks can be funneled into strategic wide zones.     JFC 2010 ECNL right back that smartly moves wide to support the shape. Realizing how pressure comes and how to lure the press to beat it in the right way. Moves with the shape, which helps in owning each situation. Disabling isolation play to prepare for take-ons and counters, ensuring defense in a way that wins the moment and builds forward.

In modern youth soccer, reliable outside backs are of great team value. "Outside back" is a newer term describing defenders located on the edge regardless of how wide they are. Different from fullbacks, wingbacks, or wide center backs, the focus here is stability on the outside—making sure goals are not conceded while staying productive on the other end—either by attacking individually or supporting others to do so. Today, we are going to evaluate the Top Class of 2028 outside backs, standing out in a key season for the recruitment journey:

Kelsey Feldman

POS M

CLASS 2028

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Kelsey Feldman

State: Florida

Club: FC Prime 2010 ECNL

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Nola Eagle

FL #46

D #23

HEIGHT 5'6"

POS D

CLASS 2028

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Nola Eagle

State: Florida

School: Steinbrenner

Club: Florida Premier FC

FPFC ECNL U17 who is an equal-footed right back, exceptional at tackling. Stopping full sprints while cleanly claiming the ball. Gets low with a great balanced stance for the ability to move on a swivel. Can tackle with back foot or fully extend when sliding. Wins duels without a doubt, having the ability to get out to find progression options.