Kann made her presence known in the box by scoring the decisive goal in the Hawks’ match against Arlington. Her well-timed header on a perfectly placed cross pushed the team through to the semifinals. In addition to her attacking contribution, Kann’s defensive presence stood out throughout the match. She consistently played with purpose, never rushing her decisions and remaining technically sound.

Furthermore, her patience forced attackers to give up possession, while her composure under pressure allowed her to deliver accurate passes out of the back. Lastly, as the center back anchors her team’s defense, Kann will be a tough obstacle for opponents as the Hawks look to take one step closer to the finals.

Kann is a center back on the Michigan Hawks 2011 ECNL. She was part of the US Soccer Central Region U14 Girls National Team camp earlier this year. She’s the top ranked defender in the class. Kann is a right center back for her club team. She is a well-rounded prospect. An excellent 1v1 defender, great organizer, and possesses elite attributes as a passer. Kann is easily one of the best passing center backs in this class on a national level. She can ping a ball with accuracy and pace. She’s well-coached and acts like a coach on the field as you will often see that she is leading her teammates with her pass to give them a clear indication on where to go with the ball next. She is also a weapon on set pieces. She scored a wonderful header recently against KC Athletics in ECNL play. She is going to be a top talent in this game for a long time.