Chnage stands out as the second-ranked forward in both her position and state, and it’s easy to see why. Her off-the-ball movement is advanced, allowing her to find space and create opportunities well beyond her years. As part of the USYNT pool, she brings patience and intelligence to every match, reading the game with maturity. In the final third, Change doesn’t force the play; instead, she makes calculated decisions that often lead to goals. Putting the team’s success ahead of individual glory. Consequently, her finishing, especially off the ball, is difficult to track and even harder to stop. Inside the box, her clinical touch and technical ability make her a true threat and one of the most dependable forwards in her class.

Anna has had one of the strongest performances seen so far at these ECNL Nationals. She is purely dominate in her attacking position and dangerous whenever the ball is at her feet. She’s a physical presence that most defenders cannot handle easily. Her strikes are powerful and accurate. Change can assist with a beautiful touch pass just as much as score with a precision strike. The USYNT stand out is making noise early at the ECNL Playoffs.

Change has insane Soccer IQ her positioning is impeccable and her timing with her challenges is fantastic. The weight of her passes given the game situation is pro like. She is quite small but she makes up for it in grit and decision making.

Change can execute multiple positions, but in this camp she will lean into her attacking ability. As part of a strong VDA frontline, she uses her technical skill to create chances in tight spaces. Then she adds sharp footwork and timely runs that break defensive lines. The attacker will look to apply those traits in these friendlies and challenge defenders with her pace and creativity.

Anna is a handful for any defender with her speed and strength. She gets in good positions with or without the ball and can create a chance out of next to nothing. She’ll be one to watch over the next several years.

Anna earned a call-up to the U15 Girls National Team training camp in November and when you watch her, it’s evident why. She was a handful for defenders all weekend. She read the game very well, getting in dangerous positions both with and without the ball. She seemed to be able to create chances for for herself when and where it seemed like VDA did not otherwise have an attacking threat. One has to think she will be a name to watch over the next few years.

Change is a forward on the VDA 2010 ECNL team. She is part of the US Soccer U15 Girls National Team. She was also named to the ECNL Girls Mid-Atlantic All-Conference team last season. She plays as the center forward for her club team. She is playing up an age group at the club level. Change still stands out as one of the best while playing up an age group. She’s skillful, strong, and a great finisher. She shines in the hold-up play with her close control and decision-making. She does well in spinning off defenders and creating chances with her passes. Change has all the tools to be among the best center forwards in this class in the country for a long time. 

Anna is a striker who makes the job for her teammates in attack much easier. With an immense ability to hold up play, she allows her wingers to run into space that she opens up. Because of her positioning, she drags the center-backs out. This, combined with her great physicality, allows for effective attacks to flourish centrally. Her link-up play makes sure that the ball always finds its way forward, even if her back is to goal. Though her main attribute is being the defensive magnet, she is also technically gifted and fast. Her dribbles are smooth and effective, leaving defenders in the dust with the same ease with which she muscles them away in build-up. When she’s in the box, her shots are both strong and dangerous.