She is becoming a top-level player in an attacking-mid/forward position.  I’ve previously seen Kimi play at the GA summer showcase in Norco, CA, in June, and she’s come a long way as far as her ability to contribute on the attack.  While scoring 20 goals and providing 9 assists in 10 matches of this year’s high school season, she is on pace for leading the league and possibly the section in overall points.  Her clean runs into the attacking lanes provided high percentage angles of attack, as well as placing her in 1v1s with the goalkeeper.  Calm and collected focusing skills when running at full stride are a very great skill to have as a striker, and she is checking off on boxes with scoring from different spots on the pitch.  The Winchester Thurston School sophomore standout is making waves on both the high school and GA club scene. Playing for the Beadling Soccer Club is where Kimi wants to be, as she had multiple opportunities to play elsewhere.  She has recently returned from international competition at the 22nd Macciah Games in Israel.  Scouts will be looking closely at this rising star in the making.

She’s an up-and-coming player with technical abilities attributed to precise passing and top-level decision-making skills. Kimi has earned national recognition while competing with the U.S. Youth National Futsal team, which competed in Barcelona. Her other achievements include being named to the U.S. U16 Girls’ White team for the 22nd Maccabiah Games, which have been postponed to Summer 2026 in Israel. She is a talented and versatile player known for her “strength and poise” as a central defender. Kimi is also a playmaker who can find players in open pockets while creating space for teammates running into attacking lanes. One of the things I’ve noticed while watching her film is her size and two-footed approach in working in tight spaces.