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Jaiden Anderson |
2024
MF |
Slammers FC
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Scottlyn Antonucci |
2026
MF |
Legends FC
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Lilly Bashaw |
2025
D |
Gilbert Arsenal
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Isabella Contreras |
2024
D |
Legends FC
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Alexis Coughlin |
2025
D |
Legends FC
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Onyeka Gamero |
2024
F |
FC Barcelona
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Sydney Harpster |
2024
MF |
Legends FC
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Tanner Ijams |
2024
GK |
Beach FC (CA)
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Ayva Jordan |
2026
F |
Slammers
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Daya King |
2025
D |
Legends FC
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Andrea Leyva |
2024
F |
Heat FC
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Peyton Marinos |
2026
F |
So Cal Blues
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Amanda Maynard |
2026
MF |
Phoenix Rising FC
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Daphne Nakfoor |
2025
GK |
Slammers
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Avery Oder |
2025
F |
Beach FC (CA)
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Emma Rietz |
2024
F |
Heat FC
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Jaiden Rodriguez |
2026
MF |
San Diego Surf
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Fiona Shin |
2025
F |
Beach FC (CA)
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Maya Wells |
2026
MF |
Gilbert Arsenal
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Split into two separate divisions – Mojave and Sonoran – the Southwest Conference is one of the best in ECNL Girls.
Games kick off this weekend, and will run through November. Then, the regular season takes a break for high school soccer in Arizona and Southern California, before resuming in March and running through to the season’s end in May.
Stocked with talent across a variety of age group, there are countless quality players and teams. Ahead of the season’s start, here’s a look at some of the Teams to Watch and Players to Know.
