One of the top players in the state of Ohio, Zembrodt prepares to take her talents across the pond. As an attacking midfielder, she brings a dynamic edge and consistently makes her presence felt on the pitch. In the run of play, Zembrodt stays involved. After releasing the ball, she quickly moves to remain an option. Proving her movement off the ball is just as valuable as her skill on it.

Throughout matches, she reads the game with precision, stepping in as a transitional threat who can break up play or jumpstart an attack. On the break, her quick burst and sharp vision make her a reliable playmaker. Always ready to set up a teammate or take the space herself. With these qualities, Zembrodt stands out as an immediate asset and a player ready to raise her game at the next level.

Aniah Zembrodt is a midfielder on the Kings Hammer Girls Academy. She’s also a member of the U.S. U15 Women’s Youth National Team. She also took part of the Girls Academy National Talent ID event over the summer.

The elite attribute that Zembrodt possesses that sets her ahead of her peers is her tactical intelligence. The highlights are jaw-dropping for the rising star, but the game film is even more revealing. Her runs off the ball open up the game for her teammates.

She is so quick to recognize when she has space to keep the ball on her feet and when her teammate has the advantage. She was magnificent in this regard during the Girls Academy playoffs.

Zembrodt was unstoppable in Norco. She is a rare combination of pace, strength, and skill. There were times when it seemed like she just had a different gear than anyone else on the field. She was denied a goal in the Round of 16 with a great save from Sofia Medina.

Zembrodt has all the tools and talent to be a top attacking midfielder in the 2011 age group.