Shooting up to the #1 spot Cabigon has been the class of the state of California as of late. She was the top scorer in the USYNT recent trip to Spain finishing 1st in the L’Albir International Friendly Tournament. Her finishing is the best I’ve seen at her age group she reminds me of Harry Kane the way she can impose her will on a game not only in front of goal but with her passing as well.

Kayleigh is a very solid, dynamic attacking forward who impacts the game with her composure and ability to create scoring opportunities. She has strong technical skills, which make her a strong competitor. She has a controlled first touch and confident 1v1 ability. She makes smart decisions in transition. She has an explosive first step that helps her create separation. Kayleigh is a high-impact forward with next-level potential.

She was on my list of players to watch pre tournament and she did not disappoint. Insane finisher even in warm-ups she shows amazing consistency. Her Cruyff is so smooth and isn’t just a one time finisher around the box she can create her own shot on the dribble as well. For a 2029 who is quite tall and an early developer physically she shows amazing body control with the ball. She has been with the SD Wave, has a Nike deal already, and repped by a big time Agent in Spencer Wadsworth (Wasserman). The future certainly looks good for this young talent.

Big, fast, strong and technical 9 who is excellent with her back to goal and loves to drop a little deeper than most center forwards to get the ball and facilitate. If you’re a program who builds around your #9 Cabigon should be your top priority in this 2029 class. She can be a 4 year starter at a power 4 school. If she gets service she will produce.

Kayleigh Cabigon plays as a forward for San Diego Surf ECNL G10. She showcased to be a tall, quick, and strong forward. Cabigon has great positioning, good passing, and a solid strike when given the chance. Defensively, she will press the backline and does well to cut passes out making opponents stay to one side.

On the ball, she does very well to take chances with confidence and when the window is available. Cabigon is a threat in the box and showed that she can finish chances. She has great control and technique on the ball. Beyond that, she showcased to be an active striker and has a willingness to move into open gaps to be an option.

In summary, Kayleigh Cabigon was a threat and is a dangerous striker for San Diego Surf ECBL G10. Her quick thinking, movements, and decision making make her a threat in the attacking third.

The San Diego Surf center forward did a very good job against Penn Fusion in one of the early 8am Kick offs. She is a great facilitator and really thrives in a false 9 position where she can drop into midfield, turn and progress the ball forward. She is tricky on the dribble and can create space for herself where no space seems to exist.