Known for her high soccer IQ, the Slammers FC HB Koge midfielder has made a name for herself as an international call-up for Mexico’s under-16 women’s national team. Her versatility as an attacking mid, forward, and winger allows her to contribute from many spots on the pitch. Arya is good at working in tight spaces, and her playmaking ability and vision help find players running through open lanes. She also competed previously with a USYS ODP National Selection team in Austria’s Cordial Cup. The Oaks Christian earned first-team All-Conference and first-team All-County honors after posting 9 goals in her freshman year. She’s a top-level player with the credentials to back it up. It will be great to see which Power 4 program is lucky to land her.

Arya Pfeiffer played as a midfielder during this match for Slammers FC HB Koge G10. Pfeiffer is a consistent and aware player. She has good timing in her movements and makes well thought runs. She supports teammates at good angles and in gaps that she finds between lines.

On the ball, Pfeiffer showcased that she can connect passes often and can play teammates at difference distances with good weight. She can lead players into open spaces and has a willingness to get the ball back and help keep possession. Additionally, Arya showed that she has a great touch and can handle most passes played in her direction.

Ultimately, Arya Pfeiffer is a clever, smart, and quick player for Slammers FC HB Koge G10. She handles her responsibilities defensively but makes a big impact with the ball at her feet.

Pfeiffer is a phenomenal attacking midfielder. Incredible vision, finds space really well, high IQ, and a good engine. Definitely a future starting #10 for a top 25 program in the future. Her resume is building 2x ECNL National Champion excellent freshmen year starting for a very good Oaks Christian team, and most impressively been with the Mexican National Team.

Technique Queen. Such a fun player to watch. First touch is always purposeful and always has a plan before receiving the ball. The weight of her passes to her teammates put them in advantageous situations for the next play.

The little magician is back looking to 3-peat with this loaded HBK Slammers squad. The offense flows through her. She is so good on the ball and has such smart decision making with her passing. First touch is absolutely class. Female Vitinha. If you need a midfield maestro for your 2028 recruiting class look no further.

Pfeiffer is such a smooth, calm and collected young player. I don’t know if I’ve seen her take a bad first touch. She dictates play from her attacking midfield role exceptionally well.

Pfeiffer is a standout for Slammers Koge so it’s no surprise that she was immediately one of the top freshman in the state with her play for Oaks Christian. The shock came in the role that she played during the postseason run for that team. It looked like she utilized at the No. 9 spot. Pfeiffer rewarded her coaches with nine goals and four assists in her rookie campaign. Her contributions went beyond the stats. Her pace threatened the opposition and spread the field for her team to open up passing lanes. She was instrumental to her team’s success this season. 

If you give Pfeiffer space, she will take advantage and make you pay. She is comfortable carrying the ball down the pitch and will make the defender commit. Once the defense loses shape, she will play a clever little ball. She’s comfortable in possession, she’s very technical and shows a great tactical awareness as well.

CAM: A midfield Maestro in the making. This little girl has an incredible Soccer IQ. She can manipulate the ball with tricks and flicks out of the air and when she wants to bring it down to play she can comfortably. Pfeiffer can slow the game down when she needs to, and speed it up when it suits her. She waits for plays to develop far beyond her years and creates time/space with fantastic ball skills. I pray that her lack of size and current athleticism won’t deter Youth National team scouts because she possesses a rare soccer brain that should be developed!