If you’re not familiar with the name Vassor yet, you will soon. She is one of the top players in the state and a highly rated prospect in the 2029 class. Furthermore, the Kansas City II forward enters the City pathway. Looking to broaden her game and refine the tools that already separate her.

She is athletic and agile. Her technique sharpens even more when paired with her instinctive ability to find the back of the net. Now, with England ahead, Vassor steps into camp ready to show how her game translates on an international stage.

Vassor is a forward on the Sporting Blue Valley 2010 ECNL team. She is a 2011 and part of the US Soccer Youth National Team program in that age group. She has earned opportunities to play up two age groups with her club. The expectation is that she will continue to get challenged in the future against older opponents. 

She’s a dynamic wide attacking talent. She can play as a center forward as well, but she is an outstanding winger. She’s got the quality on the ball to beat a defender off either foot. She catches outside backs off-balance with that burst of pace and skill. She’s unreal in open space – the vision and recognition of when to play the pass and when to keep the ball at her feet. Vassor is a top talent at the national level. She’s a player with unlimited potential.