Citron consistently found space to take shots from all areas of the pitch. This made her a threat every time she touched the ball. Her combination of speed and ball control allowed her to break into open space quickly. As a result, she set herself up for quality chances on goal. Throughout the tournament, she challenged opposing keepers with powerful and accurate shots. She showed confidence whenever she had a sight of the net. Now, as the final approaches, Citron’s relentless work rate and sharp instincts in the attacking third will be crucial. Opponents must stay alert. Her ability to create and finish chances could be decisive in the title match.

Cintron scored twice for the Blues in their 3-2 win against Mustang to help her side advance to the elite 8 tomorrow against Nationals. She is a dynamic playmaker with a ton of upside. Definitely a late developer which makes her ceiling even higher as she is already dominating being one of the smaller players out there. Technically sound and a very high soccer IQ.

Cintron is another member of the So Cal Blues 2011 ECNL team. She is one of the most impactful two-way players in this class. She can play as a wide midfielder, center midfielder, winger, or outside back. The versatility is endless for Blues star. She is also part of the U.S. U15 Girls National Team. Cintron is a smart player who reads the game well. She has an excellent first touch and good skill. She can play in tight combinations and also has the quality ball striking to switch the point of attack immediately. Given her ability to two-way play, skill, and versatility, it’s easy to see why Cintron is considered among the best of the best in the country.