“I’m super happy to announce that I’ve verbally committed to play Division 1 soccer at the University of the Pacific! I’m ecstatic to be able to attend such a strong academic school with such an amazing soccer program.
In this crazy ride, I have had many supporters along the way whom I can’t thank enough. I want to thank Henri Currie and Oscar Galvan who have pushed me to become a better athlete. I want to thank all my coaches along the way, Coach Tim Maestretti, Coach Antonio Sutton, Coach Aklesh Singh, Coach Ro, Coach Marek, and my current Placer DA Coach, Ron Benjamin, for pushing me and developing me to become the player I am today! Thank you to my friends and family who have endlessly rooted for me and supported me. I especially want to thank my mom for all the sacrifices and long drives. I wouldn’t be where I am today or the person I am today without her! She has taught me that the hard work, perseverance, love, sweat, and tears come with this wonderfully universal sport. These amazing people have made such a significant impact on my life, and no words can describe how much I appreciate them.
A huge thank you to Coach Kerri Scroope, Coach Carmen Padilla, and Coach Lorna Brownlie for allowing me such an awesome opportunity to be part of their soccer family while attending an incredible academic program. I can’t wait to spend my four years of college at the University of the Pacific! Go Tigers!” —Isabela Ochoa


“I am excited to announce my verbal commitment to Morningside College in Sioux City, IA. I’m grateful for the opportunity to play at the collegiate level, as well as to continue my education at such a remarkable school. A huge thank you goes out to my family for getting me to events, and endlessly supporting me. Also a huge thank you to Sarah Fawcett and Todd DeCarlo for always pushing me to do my best, and for getting me prepared for the next level. I am thankful to have played with such an amazing group of girls who I will never forget. Thank you to coach Tom Maxon over at Morningside college for allowing me this humbling opportunity to continue playing the sport I love! Mside proud, go Mustangs!” — Samantha O’Roy







