Ngumbu scored twice and assisted in the other two Albion goals, being a key player in their victory. Her ability to make plays in the final third was of great importance for her team and had a direct impact on the four goals scored by them. Ngumbu was the focal point of Albion’s attack and was a handful for DKSC defenders with her ability to make runs and to keep the ball. The forward also proved to be very calm and efficient in front of the goal, dribbling DKSC’s goalkeeper before scoring her team’s fourth goal in a critical moment of the match, when her team was down a player.

Ngumbu was a key player in Albion’s offense and a difference-maker in their hard-fought victory. Combining pace and physicality, she was a nightmare for Sting’s defenders, keeping them under pressure with her plays on the wing and through the center. Ngumbu was very good at getting to the end of long passes, and thanks to her well-diversified game, she thrived both in space, making direct, strong runs, and when trapped in the center of the field, showing solid creativity and quality with her dribbling. The forward created some chances for herself, but also showed good vision to feed her teammates with nice passes in the final third.

Ngumbu is a striker on the Rise SC 2012 GA team. She was recently part of the US Soccer Talent ID event in Texas. Ngumbu offers game-breaking speed for the No. 9 position. She’s a key part of the prolific Rise attack. She’s scored goals by the boatload this season. The speed is certainly the remarkable trait and something that will get her on the radar for a ton of scouts, but her composure in front of goal is what really sets her apart. She’s got that finisher mentality and has shown those key traits even against older competition this season.