Proved why she gets called into USYNT camp. She is a lot to handle up there for any defense. Very physical and has excellent touch with her back to goal. Can drop deep and also ride the last defender. Always an uncomfortable type of profile that any center back will struggle to defend.

Comfort on the ball is a clear standout in Charlet’s game. Her dribbling intent down the field shows real confidence and purpose. She times her runs well, whether she’s bending them or driving diagonally, and she strikes the ball with clean power. As a result, she becomes a threat in open play and an asset for the USA U‑15 matches in England. When her back is to goal, she recognizes when to hold the ball. When to turn, using even the smallest window a defender gives her.

Lyla is another player who recently earned a call-up to the U15 National Team training camp. She is fierce, competitive, and had no reservations about chasing the ball to win back possession. Lyla has impressive pace and strength and provided plentiful dangerous service to give her team chances to score. She converted a penalty to earn a draw against PDA and was a big part of Richmond United ‘s seven point weekend.

Charlet is a forward on the Richmond United ECNL team. She is part of the US Soccer U15 Girls National Team. She can play in the midfield or forward. The main attribute of Charlet’s game that stands out compared to her peers is her competitiveness and constant focus. Charlet is always locked in on the action and quick to spring into a decisive action when the opportunity presents itself. She is left footed but a great finisher with either foot. Charlet offers a complete package as an attacking prospect and should continue to be part of the Youth National Team program.