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James Clark | Prep Soccer Scout
A lesser goalkeeper would have cost the Texans before this match even reached 90 minutes, as Ramsey spent the entirety of the second half keeping Dallas competitive. His save range was on display throughout the second 45, from a sprawling kick save on a reaction chance to his last minute heroics to deny a breakaway goal. He also managed to force an extra round in the ensuing shootout, diving strong to his right to smother a placed strike.
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The starting goalkeeper for the Dallas Texans Academy, Ramsey will be put to test this week in Richmond. His size is a great asset as it allows him to cover a huge area between the posts and also to extend his range to make saves, as well as catch crosses inside the penalty box. Ramsey is also very agile and can get to the ground in no time to deal with low shots – he’s extremely reliable and consistent, especially with long-distance shots. The goalkeeper also does a very good job with his distribution out of the back, connecting good passes when asked to use his feet and igniting transition plays with intelligent throws.
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Read EvaluationJames Clark | Prep Soccer Scout
Ramsey played well in the National Playoffs, but look to see how he does when tested against Heat FC. His squad made handy work of their opponents in three of their four games, yet Ramsey only made way with one shutout. To get a trophy into his teams’ hands, Ramsey is going to need to come up big a time or two and potentially be able to put a zero up on the scoresheet.
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