Kopmeyer seemed to be an unstoppable force near the edge of the box. Her technical ability is obvious and the quickness she has with the ball at her feet is top notch. The Michigan State commit has a great supporting cast in her Slammers FC HB Koge G09 team, but she definitely stands out even amongst other stellar athletes. Look for Bridget to do big things at the next level.

Attacking Midfielder. US Youth National Team. All-American.

Kopmeyer is the top ranked prospect in Ohio’s 2028 class. She is part of the US U16 Women’s Youth National Team. She was named ECNL Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Year in the U15 age group last season. She’s an attacking midfielder with excellent skill on the ball, quick feet, and vision. Kopmeyer’s attributes pop in every regard and it’s easy to spot her quality at the ECNL level. She already looks ready to play at a much faster pace in the near future.

Kopmeyer is one of two 2028s on the New England roster. I saw her play as a center forward for her club side during the ECNL Champions League playoffs. She is listed as a forward and midfielder on the Conference Cup roster. I think she’s at her best as an attacking midfielder or a support striker, but she can play as the No. 9 if needed. She is very good when the ball is at her feet and she can face forward and attack the defense on the dribble. She is a creative player who relies on her skill and quick feet to navigate bigger opponents. She has a nice cutback pass that is tough to defend because she hides it well to keep the defense guessing. Kopmeyer’s skill and intelligence should shine with the high level of teammates from this group.