US Soccer Brings in Florida’s Top 2012 Prospects for Talent ID

U.S. Soccer Talent ID events give top local prospects a chance to train with some of the best, working directly under U.S. Soccer Talent Identification Managers. With new invitees being announced across the country, there's no better time to shine a spotlight on the 2012 class. Especially as the Florida 2030 rankings are right around the corner. Thirty-four players have been selected, all with the potential to make their way into the Youth National Team pool down the road. Here's a look at five talented prospects you'll want to know from this group. You can find the full roster below.    The center midfielder consistently demonstrates excellent reaction time on the ball, allowing her to shift the tempo and create space. Additionally, her change of direction and pace frequently challenges opponents and leads to quality goal opportunities for her Florida United side. Rodriguez's vision stands out as she slices passes into open spaces. While her finishing ability adds another layer to her effectiveness in the midfield. On the defensive end, she consistently wins possession in the middle and quickly transitions forward, making her a dual threat in the heart of the pitch. Overall, her blend of technical skill and game awareness makes her a player to track.     Edwards' ability to push up and support the play makes her a constant threat. Significantly, when combined with her versatility across multiple positions. Furthermore, her speed off the ball is impressive and allows her to execute effectively in the final third. She regularly assists her teammates by winning the ball in the middle. Ultimately, changing direction with ease, and finding the right passing lane. Notably, this isn't her first invitation to a U.S. Talent ID camp. She'll be looking to showcase her well-rounded skill set and make an impact yet again.     Curran is a forward who excels with her back to goal, using her athleticism to hold off defenders and create space. Moreover, her ability to turn off the ball quickly allows her to transition into dangerous positions. Once she faces the net, her speed becomes a clear asset; she understands the weight of her touch and keeps possession in stride. Evidently, setting herself up for a clinical finish inside the box. In addition, Curran's versatility is evident through her intelligent off-the-ball runs, which highlight her strong soccer IQ. Likewise, she remains comfortable with the ball at her feet and consistently demonstrates true striker instincts with her composed finishing.     Mantilla brings a blend of physicality and finesse that stands out in any match. She's not afraid to mix it up on the line, but it's her ability to slip out of traffic with sharp footwork and clever movement that really sets her apart. Her explosiveness in the final third causes real problems for defenders. Furthermore, she's capable of turning a tight space into a scoring chance in just a few touches. Even when absorbing contact, Mantilla keeps the ball under control and stays composed, driving play forward. With her combination of strength, skill, and attacking mindset, she's a player you want to keep an eye on as the season progresses.     White brings a fearless edge to the back line. She never shies away from a challenge. In 50/50 situations, she is consistently effective, using her physicality to get in front of opponents and win the ball cleanly. Her timing stands out. She steps up or goes up for a challenge at just the right moment, making her tough to beat. White also displays strong awareness and positioning. She stays goal-side and makes smart decisions under pressure. Her aggressive style and ability to disrupt attacks set her apart. She is a reliable presence at the back and a name to keep on the radar as the season unfolds.    <h5 class="wp-block-heading">US Soccer Talent ID Center - Wesley Chapel, Florida | September 23, 2026 | 2012 Girls</h5>   Isla Andronulis (Florida United Soccer Club), Gabriella Appel ([program_tooltip program_id='283764' first='West' last='Florida Flames']), [player_tooltip player_id='348667' first='Emily' last='Bernachea'] (Florida United Soccer Club), [player_tooltip player_id='410711' first='Blair' last='Birr'] ([program_tooltip program_id='283667' first='Jacksonville' last='FC']), Grace Bonos (Seminole United), [player_tooltip player_id='380686' first='Leilani' last='Briones'] ([program_tooltip program_id='283661' first='IMG' last='Academy']), Logan Brooks (Sporting Club Jacksonville), [player_tooltip player_id='348682' first='Malina' last='Bunwat'] ([program_tooltip program_id='283350' first='Florida' last='Premier'] FC), [player_tooltip player_id='410551' first='Mia' last='Caimano'] ([program_tooltip program_id='283764' first='West' last='Florida Flames']), [player_tooltip player_id='378985' first='Remi' last='Ciper'] ([program_tooltip program_id='283350' first='Florida' last='Premier'] FC), [player_tooltip player_id='350039' first='Delaney' last='Colt'] ([program_tooltip program_id='348691' first='Team' last='Boca'] SC), [player_tooltip player_id='410719' first='Avery' last='Curran'] ([program_tooltip program_id='283661' first='IMG' last='Academy']), Kylie Ecker ([program_tooltip program_id='283349' first='Florida' last='Kraze'] Krush SC), [player_tooltip player_id='348683' first='Karis' last='Edwards'] ([program_tooltip program_id='283350' first='Florida' last='Premier'] FC), Olivia Eggert ([program_tooltip program_id='283349' first='Florida' last='Kraze'] Krush SC), Amia Godsey (Albion SC Miami), [player_tooltip player_id='374947' first='Kiara' last='Graham'] (Athletic Club Florida), Brickell Gromasaik ([program_tooltip program_id='348691' first='Team' last='Boca'] SC), Charlotte Haverstick (DME Soccer Academy), Kalea John (Pinecrest Premier), Emma Main ([program_tooltip program_id='283764' first='West' last='Florida Flames']), [player_tooltip player_id='386054' first='Zara' last='Mantilla'] (Athletic Club Florida), [player_tooltip player_id='409775' first='Danyella' last='Nieves'] (Florida United Soccer Club), [player_tooltip player_id='383376' first='Elyse' last='Rodriguez'] (Florida United Soccer Club), [player_tooltip player_id='409288' first='Emmie' last='Rodriguez'] (Pinecrest Premier), [player_tooltip player_id='378499' first='Giuliana' last='Sanchez'] (Athletic Club Florida), Caroline Sasse (Seminole United), Joslin Slavik ([program_tooltip program_id='283349' first='Florida' last='Kraze'] Krush SC), Skylar Steinbok ([program_tooltip program_id='348691' first='Team' last='Boca'] SC), Amelia Tait ([program_tooltip program_id='283350' first='Florida' last='Premier'] FC), Capri Tindle ([program_tooltip program_id='283661' first='IMG' last='Academy']), Olivia Umana (Florida United Soccer Club), [player_tooltip player_id='410720' first='Corinne' last='White'] (Athletic Club Florida), [player_tooltip player_id='410457' first='Sadie' last='Widlansky'] (Athletic Club Florida).

U.S. Soccer Talent ID events give top local prospects a chance to train with some of the best, working directly under U.S. Soccer Talent Identification Managers. With new invitees being announced across the country, there's no better time to shine a spotlight on the 2012 class. Especially as the Florida 2030 rankings are right around the corner. Thirty-four players have been selected, all with the potential to make their way into the Youth National Team pool down the road. Here's a look at five talented prospects you'll want to know from this group. You can find the full roster below.