Bleistein embodies the qualities of a hard-working two-way player, consistently winning possession for her team. Her anticipation for the next move of play makes her a constant threat, both defensively and offensively. In true box-to-box fashion, she uses her quick shifting ability to transition seamlessly between defense and attack. Additionally, her finishing touch in the final third adds another dimension to her game. Bleistein’s left-footed strike is especially dangerous, often disrupting even the most organized backlines. With her combination of work rate, vision, and technical ability, she rightfully earns her All-Conference honors this season.

The Premier Left back / midfielder plays an important transitional role. Her driving ability consistently puts her teammates into scoring positions. At the same time, she remains a threat herself. As her tight ball control and sharp first touch create the space she needs to step into goal‑scoring moments. Ultimately, her movement and decision‑making give Premier another layer in the attack.

Bleistein is a five-foot-eight wide player. She can play winger or left back. I think she has Youth National Team potential as a left back. She’s got the pace, skill, and defensive technique to be a big time prospect. She’s a flier on the wing and gets up and down the field thanks to that pace, but the aspect of her game that differentiates her from her peers is her confidence to play with her head up. She is a playmaker with her passing too. A triple-threat from the left back spot is hard to find. Bleistein has been called into multiple Talent ID events and continues to impress with her quality. She’s one of six players from the Florida Premier 2010 ECNL squad at this event.