Battled til the very end for her FC Dallas team. Got on the ball and did her best to make things happen creating a couple of really good chances that were stifled by Rankin in the Hawks goal. Harrington is an incredible player with physical and technical gifts that are extremely rare. But what is even more uncommon is her ability to lead. She is constantly encouraging her teammates, directing traffic, giving them high fives, and rallying the troops in team huddles you just love to see that in such a talented player.

It’s easy to forget, but Harrington is playing up an age group – and has reclassified to the 2028 class. She looked like the best attacking player on the field for most of the game. She’s continued to develop her game and shown the quality on the ball to handle playing as a No. 9 just as well as she can star in the No. 10 role.

She created chances with her hold-up play with her back to the goal. She has a great first touch and always seems to scanning the field for the runs of her teammates. Harrington also recognized when she should take over. She had a couple of chances from distance that just narrowly missed.

Harrington just re-classed into 2028 and it was a fantastic decision. She is a dominant presence physically and has technical class that you don’t see very often in such a tall frame. Her hold up play is phenomenal and she links up with her teammates exceptionally well. Has a bit of Jude Bellingham about her game.

Harrington played for the FC Dallas ECNL G10 team that ended its participation in the group phase of the U16 Division. I got to watch them in their only defeat in the tournament, a 1-0 loss to Solar SC ECNL G11, and despite not registering goals or assists, she was their main attacking option. Harrington played as a center forward and was the focal point of her team’s offense, getting involved in most of their attacking plays. Her teammates looked for her very often, and, even when defended by multiple players, she still managed to keep the ball and make plays in the attacking half. Harrington was also very vocal, constantly communicating with her teammates and suggesting adjustments and changes.

She was on my players to watch list coming into this showcase and she did not disappoint. Harrington scored two stunning goals against Arlington on day two that helped secure the win for her FC Dallas side. Both goals from outside the box. Very rare to see such a tall, powerful athlete having such a strong technical base. She has a very bright future indeed.

Harrington was huge for FC Dallas , taking charge of the game when her team was down a player and leading them to get the equalizer against SLSG. The midfielder pulled the strings in their offense and did a great job of always being available and finding ways to create chances against a defensively solid team. Harrington used her big frame to shield the ball and make turns on opponents and passed the ball extremely well. She also drifted to both wings and was very aggressive and resourceful when going at defenders to beat them off the dribble.

What a player this young lady is. I was really surprised not to see her in the most recent USYNT squads. She has everything that is needed to perform at the highest level and then some. So skilled for such a tall, long physical profile. She can beat you in all kinds of ways. Offensively she is an excellent distributor, has amazing close control, and she’s a threat to score from anything under 40-45 yards away from goal. Defensively she fights and scraps, wins ground/aerial duels at a very high percentage and is incredibly fast in transition. Looking forward to seeing how much she has developed her game since the last time we saw her play.

Harrington plays for the FC Dallas U16 team that will face Charlotte SA, Concorde Fire Platinum and Penn Fusion SA while in Lakewood Ranch. An U15 player, she’s a complete forward who has the tools to dominate opponents and take matches over in a variety of ways. Also capable of playing in midfield, she’s very physical, using her body very well to shield the ball from opponents and her pace to make direct runs upfield. Harrington is very technical too, and uses both feet very well to dribble, pass and shoot. She’s an elite finisher who’s also a threat in the air.

Harrington earned the attention at the ECNL playoffs in June. The FC Dallas star has all the trademarks of a big-time player and she will be a highly ranked prospect in our rankings. The midfielder can do it all – and differentiates herself from her peers with her quality in dead ball situations. She’s an elite ball striker. Harrington has been part of US Soccer Talent ID and National Team call-ups in the past. She has international level potential.

This one is special. 2011 born player playing for the FC Dallas 2010 team and she certainly doesn’t look like she’s playing up as she towers over most of the other girls on the field. She glides through space and wins so many headers. Technically gifted as well this young talent has the world at her feet if she keeps progressing.