After delivering a string of impressive saves at GA Cup, the Baltimore Celtic goalkeeper helped Team Gray secure the win. She continues to raise her profile. With 2028 recruiting getting close, she’s putting herself in a strong position early. She has a remarkable shot-stopping presence. Her quick reactions and confidence shine during high-pressure moments. These qualities make her one of the standout young keepers heading into the spring.

Bella is one of the top 2010 GK in our area, it’s a small community and they pretty much all know who each other are, so it’s funny to watch them interact sometimes. Bella plays for Catonsville HS outside of Baltimore and she’s one of those keepers that has the ability to just flat out steal games from teams that should be more than a match for them. She’s got a good mix of size and speed, and a fantastic set of hands. Over the past few years watching her, she’s been developing a new bag of tricks, like taking away corners, and getting better on the build out, which is what happens in this development window. Now that she’s on the cusp of her June 15th date, she’s going to have some attention. She’s done the US Development Camp circuit, she’s been to some big time college ID camps. She’s no secret around here, but about 3 months before she can make some much bigger noise. I can’t wait to see where she ends up, they are getting a great one.

Kelsey is a goalkeeper for the Baltimore Celtic 2010 GA. She has been part of the Girls Academy Talent ID events and the US Soccer Talent ID events in the past. She’s five-foot-nine, athletic, and confident. Kelsey has a lot of the key traits in her game that scouts look for from goalkeepers.

The aspect of her game that separates her from her peers is her confidence with the ball at her feet. She is often willing to put the ball at her and pass from the ground to provide the best outlet to her team. Kelsey is a weapon with her decision-making on the ball and has been a standout in the Girls Academy.