Dominant defensive force that in my book is the top defender in this 2030 class. She has everything she’s listed at 5’8 here but looks more like 6’0 now, elite speed, incredible on ball decision making and an excellent communicator. I think national team call ups and NWSL trials are in her near future. If she keeps improving the top schools in the country will be competing for her services.

Cabral steps into ECNL San Diego with momentum on her side. She is fresh off another national title run with Surf and recent call-ups that reflect her growing reputation. On the back line, Cabral consistently delivers dominant performances. Her close-down defending is a real asset. She uses her size, stride, and speed to shut down attackers and anchor the Surf defense. In addition, her timing and defensive instincts make her tough to beat in one-on-one situations. As the showcase is set for next weekend, Cabral is a defender to track.

It was a strong showing from the squad, winning all three games in Phoenix. Cabral was a major physical presence on the defensive end, anchoring the back line with confidence. She knows how to initiate the attack, using her size and speed to shift the tempo in transition. Time and time again, her ability to win the ball and immediately play forward created scoring opportunities for her team.