Ettinger brings a next-level presence in transition, pairing her ability to strike from distance with a relentless work rate. She reads the game well defensively, using instinctive positioning to disrupt play and spark quick counters. On the ball, she creates separation with sharp footwork and body control, consistently opening up passing lanes. Once she finds space, Ettinger’s field vision takes over. She spots opportunities early and delivers the kind of service that puts her teammates in scoring positions. Furthermore, her blend of awareness and execution makes her one to watch this highschool season with Greenwich.

Siena is an immensely talented striker who can also play just as well as a winger. Her ability to drive the ball forward centrally in the final third is remarkable and effective. She’s able to drive so cleanly and effectively thanks to her fantastic dribbling, gliding past defenders as if they were cones. Her link-up play is also just as great in opening up defenses, especially when she drops back to receive the ball. She knows how to position herself great, too, getting into pockets of space most players won’t think of going to. In the box, her shooting is phenomenal, combining power and placement impressively. She proves to be a dominant figure in the final third, regardless of the context of the attack.