The Solar SC keeper is one of three goalkeepers on the roster and continues to prove her value. She brings athletic shot‑stopping ability and delivers standout saves in key moments. Stays composed in isolated situations, especially during penalty kicks and set‑piece pressure. Barrett enters camp with momentum after earning 6‑6A First Team All‑District honors and Goalkeeper of the Year.

Top ranked goalkeeper nationally in this class who come June 1st will have just about every collegiate program on the table. Very steady hands, confident distribution, and extremely brave. Her Solar side will take on another national power in San Diego Surf in game 1 on Saturday there will be a ton of eyes on this game. Surf has a high powered offense and Barrett will be forced to make some saves.

Barrett is the goalkeeper of the Solar SC U16 team that will play La Roca FC, FC Pride Eilte and Eclipse Select SC in Florida. The number one goalkeeper in our Class of 2028 State Rankings, she’s a US Youth National Team regular and has the complete package to stand out in the position. Standing at 5’10”, she has excellent length and uses it very well between the posts, paired with superior reflexes and a solid technical game that has no holes. Incredibly consistent and productive under pressure, Barrett also plays well with her feet, contributing to the team’s buildup.

Barrett is a member of the US U16 Girls National Team. She was named ECNL Girls Texas All-Conference last season. She plays her club soccer for Solar Soccer Club . She has also taken part in Professional Pathway ID events with NWSL clubs. She is the top ranked player at her position in this class and should have a number of suitors among college scouts. She has the physical profile to be a star in the role. She’s athletic with quick reflexes and secure hands. She’s right footed and has consistently improved with her distribution. Barrett has earned the opportunity to play with older Solar teams in the past. She’s shown mental toughness and a competitive drive to thrive in those high pressure situations. Barrett has the characteristics of a player who could develop into a star at the professional level as a goalkeeper. 

Solar’s starting goalkeeper Barrett is one of the reasons for the team’s impressive solidity, as she’s always ready to step up and make stops when opponents make it past the backline. The goalkeeper was excellent in the Playoffs, leading the team to concede only once in four matches against high-level opponents. Barrett uses her length extremely well between the posts and is very reliable and secure with her actions in the goal. The goalkeeper also does excellent work in distributing, both using her feet and finding teammates with accurate throws.

Solar gave up only one goal in the four games in San Diego. The defense deserves a lot of the credit, but Camille Barrett Camille Barrett 5'10" | GK Plano Senior | 2028 State #13 Nation TX had some stellar moments to keep those shutouts.

There was a chance in the first half against PDA (which was later ruled offside) when Barrett showed all her brilliance. PDA was on the counter and a golden chance fell at the top of the box. Barrett was 1v1 with the attacker, who one-touched the finish. Barrett sprawled and made an athletic block with her foot to block the shot.

That is the the part of the position that Barrett is so good about. She is not called up for 90% or more of the game, but when she is tasked with stopping the chance, there is no doubt about her focus.

Ryan Fratangelo Ryan Fratangelo 5'5" | D/F Martin | 2028 TX , Amina Cook Amina Cook 5'10" | M/D John Horn | 2029 State #58 Nation TX , Sutton Kelly Sutton Kelly 5'8" | D Woodrow Wilson | 2029 State TX , Quinn Mack Quinn Mack 5'11" | M Rock Hillschoo | 2028 State TX , and Addison Staats Addison Staats 5'7" | D/M Forney | 2028 State #28 Nation TX were also considered for the Best XI from Solar.

Playing up due to injuries, Barrett did an excellent job for the Solar side. She showed secure hands, confidence off her line, and excellent distribution. It was a difficult weekend for Solar with the shorthanded squad and the tough competition, but Barrett made the most of the chances and ended the event with a pair of wins.

Goalkeeper. Part of the US U14 Girls National Team. Big time prospect. Excellent hands. Good shot-stopper. Good footwork, distribution is excellent. Hits a drop kick that sails over the midfield. The decision-making with distribution could improve. She rushed some things during the ECNL playoffs and didn’t always get the ball to her team – both from her hands and feet. I believe the potential is there for a top level goalkeeper. She’s obsessed with the process of improving and she’s shown continuous growth and development in her role. Barrett is going to be a top player on the national level thanks to impact she has on one of the best teams in the country. She’s a well-rounded prospect at goalkeeper.