Josie Biehl plays as a goalkeeper for San Diego Surf G08. Biehl showcased she can connect passes well and makes big saves. She had two major moments towards the end of the game that were impressive saves to keep the hope alive for San Diego Surf to come back into this game. Biehl had good reactions to the shots Crossfire Premier tested her with. Biehl also made good decisions when she had the ball and displayed, she has a strong leg. Overall, Josie Biehl had a good game with the amount of chances Crossfire had. She was confident and calm under pressure with the ability to handle difficult shots.

There is plenty of reason to believe that Biehl might end up being the best player in this class in the country when all is said and done. She is a special talent in goal and comes is as the top ranked player in the position for California. She is a rare combination of determination, athleticism, and natural talent. The Surf standout made some saves in the past year that seemed unthinkable at the youth level – diving efforts on shots to the top corner, quick reactions to block shots that she saw late, and flying efforts that appeared like she could fly. The best part may be that she plays for Surf Soccer Club and is forced to make decisions with the ball at her feet. Her passing and distribution is among the best in the position. She is just a freshman and there is a long way to go, but Biehl continues to impress scouts and earn the attention from professional clubs. The young net minder had some struggles with crosses, as her singular focus on the ball led to her getting caught in traffic in the box and sometimes over running the ball. It’s a small nitpick on an otherwise incredibly exciting prospect for the position.