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Ryleigh Bakley
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2027
MF
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Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals
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Mia Binkowski
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2027
D
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VDA
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Makenzie Dockery
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2027
MF
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NVA
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Jordyn Jackson
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2027
F
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LA Breakers FC
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Gemma Lasky
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2027
MF
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World Class FC
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Miliani Makasini
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2027
MF
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MVLA
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Maeve Molloy
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2027
MF
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Connecticut FC
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|
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Grace Murray
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2027
MF
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Beach FC (CA)
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|
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Julia Myerberg
|
2027
MF
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Marin FC
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|
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Ryan Reynolds
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2027
F
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Legends FC
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|
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Elizabeth Rubin
|
2027
MF
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PDA
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|
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Addison Rudel
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2027
GK
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Slammers
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|
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Annabel Sharrer
|
2027
D
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Richmond United
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Cali Winstead
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2027
GK
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Gilbert Arsenal
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Kherington Yezik
|
2027
MF
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FC Delco
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This weekend’s ECNL Girls National Event begins on Friday, with several talented players making the trip.
It’s the final round of games prior to this summer’s playoffs in California. And for the class of 2027, which is mainly compromised by the Under-16 age group, it’s one last time to compete in front of college scouts before the recruiting window opens on June 15.
Here are some of the top players to know expected to compete with the 2009s.
