Seven Lakes’ main playmaker, Towsen was very active offensively during the entire match. She didn’t get on the ball a lot around the penalty box in the first 30 minutes of the match, but did a good job of dropping deeper to facilitate the team’s buildup with intelligent passes and shifts and to try to send long passes behind Jordan’s backline. She also ran a lot without the ball, helping her team win duels and regain possession in the middle. Towsen scored the team’s second goal with an amazing shot from 30 yards out that gave the Spartans some room to breathe in a critical moment of the match.

Wearing Seven Lakes’ No. 10 jersey this season, Towsen is the team’s main chance-creator. She is typically deployed as an attacking midfielder, but has the freedom to move around and uses it very well to get on the ball in space. Towsen can hurt opponents by dropping back and finding room to connect long passes, but is also very dangerous from wider positions, where she attempts to beat opponents off the dribble and take the ball closer to the goal. Towsen finishes well from distance and is also very precise with her set pieces, taking penalty kicks with great efficiency and delivering accurate crosses from corner kicks and set pieces.

Seven Lakes’ main playmaker, Towsen did a very good job in orchestrating the team’s offense against Fulshear. She had a lot of freedom to move around the field and was excellent at finding pockets of space to get on the ball. The senior would at times drop deeper to attempt long passes and, on other occasions, move to wider positions to get on the ball and beat opponents off the dribble. Her vision was excellent and she created several dangerous situations by switching the point of attack with long, accurate passes. Towsen was also very precise with her set pieces and assisted Orellana in her first goal off of a corner kick.