Alicia is another midfielder that thrives in that position but was drawn back to help more in the defensive 3rd in the Championship match versus So Cal Blues ECNL G11. She was the primary selection when taking free kicks and she showed both power and accuracy with her strikes. Her velvety ball control and superior confidence on the pitch was awesome to watch. McNabb looks to have a great feel for the defensive part of the game but also has the range to be an attacking powerhouse as well. She fits perfectly into the Best XI as a defender, but her versatility could have placed her almost anywhere on the pitch. Concorde Fire Platinum ECNL G11 had a great Nationals and will be back vying for that ECNL National Championship very soon.

Setting the tempo and creating chances have been constants in McNabb’s playoff run, and the semifinal was no exception. The midfielder uses quick cuts and sharp changes of direction to create space, often leaving defenders trailing. What’s more, her ability to control and settle the ball while on the move sets her apart. With her head always on a swivel, McNabb consistently scans the field, keeping track of defenders and searching for her teammates. Her high game IQ has been on full display. Making her a highly effective presence in the center of the pitch. All things considered, McNabb’s vision and control will be crucial for her team’s success.

McNabb is a midfielder on the Concorde Fire Platinum 2011 ECNL team. She plays as a box-to-box or attacking midfielder at the club level. She has been part of US Soccer Talent ID events in the past. 

McNabb is a player scouts should be aware of at the start of this season. Based on the game film from the preseason contests, she has increased her speed of play and her decision-making from last season. She’s been decisive in her actions and reaped the rewards of a prolific talent in the final third. McNabb is playing with an increased confidence to take over the game at any moment and should be a top talent to watch this season.