Coming off a strong run with LA Breakers, Penn made her scoring prowess clear. She found the back of the net twice and assisted her teammates with well-timed passes. Her off-the-ball runs and last-minute changes of direction consistently put her in dangerous positions. In addition, she excels in the stop-and-go game, slowing play down just long enough to burst into space down the line. Penn’s electric pace and dynamism set her apart in her age group. As camp begins next week, she will look to bring that same burst of energy and attacking threat to the national stage.

Penn is a winger/forward on the LA Breakers 2010 ECNL team. She was named to the ECNL Southwest All-Conference First Team last season. She is playing like she wanted to be an All-American this season. Penn has been on a terror during the summer and opening games of the campaign. She has electrifying pace and she perfectly times her runs off the ball. She gets past defenders in the blink of an eye. It feels like she is creating chances on goal every time she touches the ball. Penn’s play on the wing has been a key feature of the LA Breakers success. She had an excellent finish in the game against Slammers recently. 

Penn is a player that is getting better and better. She is very calm and confident on the ball, she comes back and fights for the ball, and her ball skills continue to shine. She was already very good with either foot, but her ability to cut back on to either foot looks tremendous. She cuts back on to either foot with a lot of ability, she’s agile and quick and she can play out wide on either side of the formation. She can take a defender off the dribble, drag out wide and send in a cross and she can create goals for herself. She will be a tremendous freshman player at Harvard-Westlake.