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Soccer Introduces 2019 Signing Class
5/9/2019 12:45:00âŊPM | Women's Soccer
Group features 11 athletes
FORT WORTH â TCU women's soccer head coach Eric Bell has announced the 2019 signing class featuring 11 student-athletes.Â
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The signing class features five athletes from the state of Texas, three from California and one each from Finland, Missouri and Washington. Representing Texas are Gracie Brian (Frisco), Grace Collins (Houston), Belerico Oquendo (Euless), McKenna Saul (Burleson) and Michelle Slater (Plano). Hailing from California are Julia Lucero (San Diego), Laney Peabody (Los Angeles) and Lexi Wallace (San Diego). Lily Cook heads to TCU from Kansas City, Mo., while Annika Vadset makes her way to Fort Worth from Seattle, Wash. Selma Vidgren is TCU's lone international representative, hailing from Finland.
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"We are really excited to welcome this class to TCU," said Bell. "We have spent a lot of time putting this class together and we believe the TCU fans are going to enjoy watching these young women at Garvey-Rosenthal Stadium. We feel like this class addresses a lot of the needs for 2019. These young ladies come equipped with skill-sets that fit what we are trying to do from a soccer standpoint. We can't wait to them to arrive this summer!"
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Gracie Brian ·MF ·Frisco, Texas (Wakeland HS/Sting Soccer Club)
Played club soccer with Sting Soccer Club under Tatu PecorariâĶ teammates with incoming freshman McKenna SaulâĶ was a standout at Wakeland High School, leading the team in goal scoring all four yearsâĶ as a senior, she set the school record for goals in a season and goals in her careerâĶ earned first-team all-district honors all four years and was named the District MVP as a junior and seniorâĶ helped lead her team to the State Championship as a juniorâĶ twice named second-team all-state as a sophomore and junior in addition to being named first-team all-state as a seniorâĶ selected to the UIL State All-Tournament team as a juniorâĶ two time Dallas Morning News all-area selection as a junior and seniorâĶ participated in the TASCO Senior All-Star GameâĶ also earned Academic All-District honors as a senior.
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Bell on Gracie Brian:Â Â
"We have watched Gracie play for a long time and are very excited with what she brings to TCU.  There are very few players as competitive as Gracie Brian, and this will serve her well at TCU.  She is an exciting attacking player who has the ability to create goals for her teammates as well for herself."
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Grace Collins ·F ·Houston, Texas (Memorial HS/Albion Hurricanes Football Club)
Played club soccer for Rafa Brazo and Danny Hill at Albion Hurricanes Football Club... was the 2017-18 Gatorade Texas Girls Soccer Player of the YearâĶ ranked by TopDrawerSoccer as the #52 player in the country and the #6 athlete in TexasâĶ also earned USA Today second-team All-Girls Soccer honors and Teamsnap first-team High School Winter All-American honorsâĶ garnered MVP honors after helping guide Memorial High School to the 6A State championship in 2018âĶ was named the TGCA Soccer Athlete of the Year as a juniorâĶ named District Offensive MVP three timesâĶ was a two-time first-team all-region performer and a first-team all-state forward as a juniorâĶ scored a school-record 42 goals as a freshmanâĶ finished high school career with 99 goals and 39 assistsâĶ  member of the US National Team Texas pool training from 2012-15 and in 2017âĶ participated in the ECNL National id2 Camp in 2017 and the Florida National Showcase in January of 2017.
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Bell on Grace Collins:Â
"We can't wait to have Grace here on campus. She is going to be a joy for the Horned Frog family to watch. Grace has the unique ability to impact the game in so many different ways.  She can score goals from different areas of the field as well as run out of the midfield with the ball into the attack. We expect her to have a big impact on our style of soccer in the midfield."
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Lily Cook ·D  ·Kansas City, Mo. (Blue Valley North HS/Sporting Blue Valley)
Played club soccer for Sporting Blue Valley under the guidance of Adam Lamb and Colin BulowichâĶ was a four-year member of the clubâĶ played two years of high school soccerâĶ earned first-team all-state honors as a sophomoreâĶ was twice honored as a second-team all-Eastern Kansas League playerâĶ helped lead her squad to the regional championship and a runner-up finish at the state championships as a sophomoreâĶ earned the President's Award for Outstanding Academic excellence as a senior.
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Bell on Lily Cook:Â
"Lily comes to TCU from a top youth club environment. We are excited about what she can bring to our team. Her athleticism and competitiveness will allow her to compete for playing time right away. We look forward to getting her in to our training environment and seeing her progress."
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Julia Lucero ·MF ·San Diego, Calif. (San Dieguito Academy HS/San Diego Surf)
Played club soccer for San Diego Surf under Danny TonksâĶ teammates with incoming Horned Frog Lexi WallaceâĶ earned TopDrawerSoccer Standout Player of the Week honorsâĶ top goal scorer on undefeated Flight 1 So Cal Development Soccer league squadâĶ team qualified for the National Cup FinalâĶ earned MVP honors and first-team all-league honors as a freshmanâĶ was the Offensive Player of the Year and all-league as a sophomoreâĶ led the league in points (33), goals (12) and assists (9) as a seniorâĶ earned first-team all-league honorsâĶ helped lead her team to a third place finish at the Valencia Cup.
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Bell on Julia Lucero:Â
"We look forward to having Julia here in our program. She is an extremely technical soccer player that is top notch in keeping possession and finding her teammates in great areas of the field. We love her competitiveness as well.  She's a soccer player; she wants the ball and will value it in possession. She has a very high soccer IQ which should serve her well in our environment."
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Belerica Oquendo â D â Euless, Texas (Euless Trinity HS/Dallas Kicks/D'Feeters Kicks)
Played club soccer for Juan Martinez at the Dallas Kicks/D'Feeters Soccer ClubâĶ was a team captainâĶ helped lead her squad to a trio of LHGCL Grand Champion titles and North Texas ESPN Copa ChampionshipsâĶ also won four North Texas State Cup championshipsâĶ won eight other titles with the KicksâĶ also a member of Puerto Rico's Women's U17 National TeamâĶ participated in the 2017 Caribbean Football Union championships and advanced to the 2018 CONCACAF U17 Championships in NicaraguaâĶ played in the FIFA Women's U17 World Cup qualifierâĶ played two friendly games against Guatemala with the Women's National TeamâĶ also trained with the WNT for the Pre-OlympicsâĶ three-time all-district selectionâĶ named Offensive MVP as a senior.
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Bell on Belerica Oquendo:Â Â
"Belerica is a local player from nearby Euless who we have seen through the years with her club team. She is a very good defender that is good on the ball and likes to get forward in the attack.  We look forward to having her in the program and competing for playing time."
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Laney Peabody â D â Los Angeles, Calif. (Mater Dei HS/Strikers ECNL)
Played club soccer with the Strikers ECNL under Terri PatrawâĶ earned team MVP honors as a freshman and sophomore at Mater DeiâĶ advanced to the CIF title game in her sophomore campaignâĶ earned team offensive MVP honors as a juniorâĶ selected as team captain as a seniorâĶ earned the team's defensive MVP award.
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Bell on Laney Peabody:Â
"We were able to find Laney a little later in the recruiting process. And we are glad we did. We believe she is going to bring a lot of competition to the team. She can play in a variety of spots and be successful in each of those. She is good in possession and also can get forward in the attack. We are excited to have her join us here at TCU."
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McKenna Saul â F â Burleson, Texas (Burleson HS/Sting Soccer Club)
Played club soccer with Sting Soccer Club under Tatu PecorariâĶ teammates with incoming freshman Gracie BrianâĶ named to the 2014 USYSA Best 11 at the National Championships in VirginiaâĶ attended a 2014 and 2016 id2 training campâĶ participated in the ECNL Player Development Program in 2016 and 2017âĶ two-time ECNL team captainâĶ was a TopDrawerSoccer three star recruitâĶ ranked #30 in the region by TopDrawerSoccerâĶ named District 8-5A Utility Player of the Year as a freshmanâĶ earned second-team all-region area as a freshmanâĶ member of the National Honor Society.
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Bell on McKenna Saul:Â
"McKenna is an exciting attacking player who we know the fans will enjoy watching. She is a forward who creates chances with her pace and hard work. She is another very competitive player who is going to impact the team in many ways. We are excited to have her join us."
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Michelle Slater â MF â Plano, Texas (Plano West HS/Solar Soccer Club)
Member of the Solar Soccer Club where she played for Jason BatesâĶ was a three-time North Texas State Cup Champions with the Dallas KicksâĶ team was the U16 ECNL Texas Conference ChampionsâĶ participated in the ODP National CampâĶ was a member of the ODP Region III Regional teamâĶ took part in the id2 training campâĶ was the offensive MVP at Plano West as a sophomore.
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Bell on Michelle Slater:Â
"We look forward to Michelle having a big impact on the team here at TCU.  She is a very technical soccer player and does a very good job of keeping possession. With the ability to play multiple positions, her versatility will impact our team in many different ways. We know the TCU fans will enjoy watching her over the next four years."
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Annika Vadset â GK â Seattle, Wash. (North Kitsap HS/Seattle Reign)
Played club soccer for Seattle Reign under the guidance of Sam Laity and Doug HerrickâĶ invited to attend the 2017 ECNL Player Development Program Northwest eventâĶ member of the 2016 and 2017 Washington Elite Player Development team that placed secondâĶ  started on the state 2B championship team as an eighth graderâĶ two year varsity starter as a freshman and sophomoreâĶ earned first-team All-Olympic League as a sophomoreâĶ a Washington State All-Westsound Team honoreeâĶ named Female Freshman Athlete of the Year in high schoolâĶ four year honor roll member.
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Bell on Annika Vadset:Â Â
"Annika is very good goalkeeper who we are looking forward to adding to our goalkeeping unit. The goalkeeper position here at TCU is quickly become a tradition-rich position and we believe Annika will continue that tradition. She is a very good shot stopper, comfortable with the ball at her feet and her communication is outstanding. We are excited for her future."
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Selma Vidgren â D â Finland (IMG Academy)
Studied and played soccer at IMG AcademyâĶ participated on the U19 Elite and DA under the guidance of Miguel Rodriguez and Donald CameronâĶ named Defender of the Year as a sophomoreâĶ helped squad with the Disney Qualifiers and place second in the tournamentâĶ as a junior led the team to the IMG Cup Showcase championshipâĶ team went undefeated and won the league en route to a Nationals appearance.
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Bell on Selma Vidgren:Â
"We are excited Selma is joining the program. She plays in the back line and is a very good ball winning center back who looks to keep the ball when we have possession. She comes from a very professional environment at IMG and we expect her to flourish in our program here at TCU."
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Lexi Wallace â MF â San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS/San Diego Surf)
Played club soccer for San Diego Surf under Danny TonksâĶ teammates with incoming Horned Frog Julia LuceroâĶ team placed second in the Seattle 2018 ENCL championshipsâĶ also participated in the Copa Del Mar tournament in 2017 and 2018 as well as the Blues Cup in 2018âĶ member of the Cal South Olympic Development Program in 2017 and 2018âĶ played four years at Torrey Pines High SchoolâĶ earned the San Diego All-Academic Award for Academic Excellence all four yearsâĶ team won the CIF Open Division as a freshman and sophomore.
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Bell on Lexi Wallace:Â
"Lexi is a very versatile flank player who we expect to compete for playing time at TCU during her career. She can play as an outside back player who looks to get forward, or higher up the field as a true winger. She comes from a top club environment and we look for her to make big strides under our guidance."
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The signing class features five athletes from the state of Texas, three from California and one each from Finland, Missouri and Washington. Representing Texas are Gracie Brian (Frisco), Grace Collins (Houston), Belerico Oquendo (Euless), McKenna Saul (Burleson) and Michelle Slater (Plano). Hailing from California are Julia Lucero (San Diego), Laney Peabody (Los Angeles) and Lexi Wallace (San Diego). Lily Cook heads to TCU from Kansas City, Mo., while Annika Vadset makes her way to Fort Worth from Seattle, Wash. Selma Vidgren is TCU's lone international representative, hailing from Finland.
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"We are really excited to welcome this class to TCU," said Bell. "We have spent a lot of time putting this class together and we believe the TCU fans are going to enjoy watching these young women at Garvey-Rosenthal Stadium. We feel like this class addresses a lot of the needs for 2019. These young ladies come equipped with skill-sets that fit what we are trying to do from a soccer standpoint. We can't wait to them to arrive this summer!"
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Gracie Brian ·MF ·Frisco, Texas (Wakeland HS/Sting Soccer Club)
Played club soccer with Sting Soccer Club under Tatu PecorariâĶ teammates with incoming freshman McKenna SaulâĶ was a standout at Wakeland High School, leading the team in goal scoring all four yearsâĶ as a senior, she set the school record for goals in a season and goals in her careerâĶ earned first-team all-district honors all four years and was named the District MVP as a junior and seniorâĶ helped lead her team to the State Championship as a juniorâĶ twice named second-team all-state as a sophomore and junior in addition to being named first-team all-state as a seniorâĶ selected to the UIL State All-Tournament team as a juniorâĶ two time Dallas Morning News all-area selection as a junior and seniorâĶ participated in the TASCO Senior All-Star GameâĶ also earned Academic All-District honors as a senior.
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Bell on Gracie Brian:Â Â
"We have watched Gracie play for a long time and are very excited with what she brings to TCU.  There are very few players as competitive as Gracie Brian, and this will serve her well at TCU.  She is an exciting attacking player who has the ability to create goals for her teammates as well for herself."
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Grace Collins ·F ·Houston, Texas (Memorial HS/Albion Hurricanes Football Club)
Played club soccer for Rafa Brazo and Danny Hill at Albion Hurricanes Football Club... was the 2017-18 Gatorade Texas Girls Soccer Player of the YearâĶ ranked by TopDrawerSoccer as the #52 player in the country and the #6 athlete in TexasâĶ also earned USA Today second-team All-Girls Soccer honors and Teamsnap first-team High School Winter All-American honorsâĶ garnered MVP honors after helping guide Memorial High School to the 6A State championship in 2018âĶ was named the TGCA Soccer Athlete of the Year as a juniorâĶ named District Offensive MVP three timesâĶ was a two-time first-team all-region performer and a first-team all-state forward as a juniorâĶ scored a school-record 42 goals as a freshmanâĶ finished high school career with 99 goals and 39 assistsâĶ  member of the US National Team Texas pool training from 2012-15 and in 2017âĶ participated in the ECNL National id2 Camp in 2017 and the Florida National Showcase in January of 2017.
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Bell on Grace Collins:Â
"We can't wait to have Grace here on campus. She is going to be a joy for the Horned Frog family to watch. Grace has the unique ability to impact the game in so many different ways.  She can score goals from different areas of the field as well as run out of the midfield with the ball into the attack. We expect her to have a big impact on our style of soccer in the midfield."
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Lily Cook ·D  ·Kansas City, Mo. (Blue Valley North HS/Sporting Blue Valley)
Played club soccer for Sporting Blue Valley under the guidance of Adam Lamb and Colin BulowichâĶ was a four-year member of the clubâĶ played two years of high school soccerâĶ earned first-team all-state honors as a sophomoreâĶ was twice honored as a second-team all-Eastern Kansas League playerâĶ helped lead her squad to the regional championship and a runner-up finish at the state championships as a sophomoreâĶ earned the President's Award for Outstanding Academic excellence as a senior.
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Bell on Lily Cook:Â
"Lily comes to TCU from a top youth club environment. We are excited about what she can bring to our team. Her athleticism and competitiveness will allow her to compete for playing time right away. We look forward to getting her in to our training environment and seeing her progress."
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Julia Lucero ·MF ·San Diego, Calif. (San Dieguito Academy HS/San Diego Surf)
Played club soccer for San Diego Surf under Danny TonksâĶ teammates with incoming Horned Frog Lexi WallaceâĶ earned TopDrawerSoccer Standout Player of the Week honorsâĶ top goal scorer on undefeated Flight 1 So Cal Development Soccer league squadâĶ team qualified for the National Cup FinalâĶ earned MVP honors and first-team all-league honors as a freshmanâĶ was the Offensive Player of the Year and all-league as a sophomoreâĶ led the league in points (33), goals (12) and assists (9) as a seniorâĶ earned first-team all-league honorsâĶ helped lead her team to a third place finish at the Valencia Cup.
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Bell on Julia Lucero:Â
"We look forward to having Julia here in our program. She is an extremely technical soccer player that is top notch in keeping possession and finding her teammates in great areas of the field. We love her competitiveness as well.  She's a soccer player; she wants the ball and will value it in possession. She has a very high soccer IQ which should serve her well in our environment."
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Belerica Oquendo â D â Euless, Texas (Euless Trinity HS/Dallas Kicks/D'Feeters Kicks)
Played club soccer for Juan Martinez at the Dallas Kicks/D'Feeters Soccer ClubâĶ was a team captainâĶ helped lead her squad to a trio of LHGCL Grand Champion titles and North Texas ESPN Copa ChampionshipsâĶ also won four North Texas State Cup championshipsâĶ won eight other titles with the KicksâĶ also a member of Puerto Rico's Women's U17 National TeamâĶ participated in the 2017 Caribbean Football Union championships and advanced to the 2018 CONCACAF U17 Championships in NicaraguaâĶ played in the FIFA Women's U17 World Cup qualifierâĶ played two friendly games against Guatemala with the Women's National TeamâĶ also trained with the WNT for the Pre-OlympicsâĶ three-time all-district selectionâĶ named Offensive MVP as a senior.
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Bell on Belerica Oquendo:Â Â
"Belerica is a local player from nearby Euless who we have seen through the years with her club team. She is a very good defender that is good on the ball and likes to get forward in the attack.  We look forward to having her in the program and competing for playing time."
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Laney Peabody â D â Los Angeles, Calif. (Mater Dei HS/Strikers ECNL)
Played club soccer with the Strikers ECNL under Terri PatrawâĶ earned team MVP honors as a freshman and sophomore at Mater DeiâĶ advanced to the CIF title game in her sophomore campaignâĶ earned team offensive MVP honors as a juniorâĶ selected as team captain as a seniorâĶ earned the team's defensive MVP award.
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Bell on Laney Peabody:Â
"We were able to find Laney a little later in the recruiting process. And we are glad we did. We believe she is going to bring a lot of competition to the team. She can play in a variety of spots and be successful in each of those. She is good in possession and also can get forward in the attack. We are excited to have her join us here at TCU."
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McKenna Saul â F â Burleson, Texas (Burleson HS/Sting Soccer Club)
Played club soccer with Sting Soccer Club under Tatu PecorariâĶ teammates with incoming freshman Gracie BrianâĶ named to the 2014 USYSA Best 11 at the National Championships in VirginiaâĶ attended a 2014 and 2016 id2 training campâĶ participated in the ECNL Player Development Program in 2016 and 2017âĶ two-time ECNL team captainâĶ was a TopDrawerSoccer three star recruitâĶ ranked #30 in the region by TopDrawerSoccerâĶ named District 8-5A Utility Player of the Year as a freshmanâĶ earned second-team all-region area as a freshmanâĶ member of the National Honor Society.
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Bell on McKenna Saul:Â
"McKenna is an exciting attacking player who we know the fans will enjoy watching. She is a forward who creates chances with her pace and hard work. She is another very competitive player who is going to impact the team in many ways. We are excited to have her join us."
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Michelle Slater â MF â Plano, Texas (Plano West HS/Solar Soccer Club)
Member of the Solar Soccer Club where she played for Jason BatesâĶ was a three-time North Texas State Cup Champions with the Dallas KicksâĶ team was the U16 ECNL Texas Conference ChampionsâĶ participated in the ODP National CampâĶ was a member of the ODP Region III Regional teamâĶ took part in the id2 training campâĶ was the offensive MVP at Plano West as a sophomore.
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Bell on Michelle Slater:Â
"We look forward to Michelle having a big impact on the team here at TCU.  She is a very technical soccer player and does a very good job of keeping possession. With the ability to play multiple positions, her versatility will impact our team in many different ways. We know the TCU fans will enjoy watching her over the next four years."
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Annika Vadset â GK â Seattle, Wash. (North Kitsap HS/Seattle Reign)
Played club soccer for Seattle Reign under the guidance of Sam Laity and Doug HerrickâĶ invited to attend the 2017 ECNL Player Development Program Northwest eventâĶ member of the 2016 and 2017 Washington Elite Player Development team that placed secondâĶ  started on the state 2B championship team as an eighth graderâĶ two year varsity starter as a freshman and sophomoreâĶ earned first-team All-Olympic League as a sophomoreâĶ a Washington State All-Westsound Team honoreeâĶ named Female Freshman Athlete of the Year in high schoolâĶ four year honor roll member.
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Bell on Annika Vadset:Â Â
"Annika is very good goalkeeper who we are looking forward to adding to our goalkeeping unit. The goalkeeper position here at TCU is quickly become a tradition-rich position and we believe Annika will continue that tradition. She is a very good shot stopper, comfortable with the ball at her feet and her communication is outstanding. We are excited for her future."
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Selma Vidgren â D â Finland (IMG Academy)
Studied and played soccer at IMG AcademyâĶ participated on the U19 Elite and DA under the guidance of Miguel Rodriguez and Donald CameronâĶ named Defender of the Year as a sophomoreâĶ helped squad with the Disney Qualifiers and place second in the tournamentâĶ as a junior led the team to the IMG Cup Showcase championshipâĶ team went undefeated and won the league en route to a Nationals appearance.
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Bell on Selma Vidgren:Â
"We are excited Selma is joining the program. She plays in the back line and is a very good ball winning center back who looks to keep the ball when we have possession. She comes from a very professional environment at IMG and we expect her to flourish in our program here at TCU."
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Lexi Wallace â MF â San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS/San Diego Surf)
Played club soccer for San Diego Surf under Danny TonksâĶ teammates with incoming Horned Frog Julia LuceroâĶ team placed second in the Seattle 2018 ENCL championshipsâĶ also participated in the Copa Del Mar tournament in 2017 and 2018 as well as the Blues Cup in 2018âĶ member of the Cal South Olympic Development Program in 2017 and 2018âĶ played four years at Torrey Pines High SchoolâĶ earned the San Diego All-Academic Award for Academic Excellence all four yearsâĶ team won the CIF Open Division as a freshman and sophomore.
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Bell on Lexi Wallace:Â
"Lexi is a very versatile flank player who we expect to compete for playing time at TCU during her career. She can play as an outside back player who looks to get forward, or higher up the field as a true winger. She comes from a top club environment and we look for her to make big strides under our guidance."
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