Gottesfeld stood out for her quick reactions during the training drill from the college coaches. She was excellent in her switch from offense to defense in the small-sided games. Her athletic measurements from the speed drill show a player who dynamic qualities who can dominant at the youth level.

Gottesfeld remained steady on the backline, consistently making it difficult for opponents to break through. Her ability to tuck in and step at the right moments frustrated the opposing attack. Additionally, as center back, she excelled at containing the Solar offense and never forced the ball while in possession. Her tactical awareness allowed her team to maintain possession, sustain momentum, and ultimately secure the win. As the National Championship approaches, Gottesfeld’s composure and defensive presence will be crucial as she looks to anchor the backline for one more game.

Absolute rock in the center of defense for San Diego Surf today. Her partnership with fellow center back Kensie Cabral Kensie Cabral 5'8" | D CA is a scary combination for opposition attackers. She is tall, strong and reads the game exceptionally well. Has a very bright future indeed.