The Davis Legacy forward has been on a roll, consistently proving her scoring prowess with multiple goals per game. As she heads to another camp with the US Youth National Pool, she continues to showcase her quality throughout the season. Additionally, her scoring power is just one aspect of her game. What truly sets her apart is her control with the ball at her feet. She combines speed and precision, making her a forward who knows how to manage the ball in the final third and keep possession under pressure. Furthermore, this ability to operate confidently in tight spaces makes her a valuable asset at the international level. She will head into camp with this impressive momentum.

Scarborough is a forward from Davis Legacy 2011 ECNL team. She is also part of the US Soccer U15 Girls National Team. She is a multi-sport athlete too (basketball). Scarborough is an obvious candidate to be considered the top player in California’s 2030 class. She is one of the best 2011’s in the country, which puts her among the best 2029s. She has been part of Talent ID events with NWSL clubs. The game film backs up the hype. She’s a complete prospect. Her effort in the press is what sets her apart from other forwards in this class. When she is close to the ball, she is giving full commitment to win the back and create chances. She is a good finisher with either foot, which makes her a nightmare for the defense. Even better is her recognition of when to step up a teammate and when to take the chance herself. Scarborough has shown the traits to be considered a complete package prospect as a forward and in the rare five-star territory.