NORTHWEST COLLEGE WOMEN'S SOCCER BRINGS IN 11 RECRUITS FOR FALL SEASON
Following an improved season in 2021, Rob Hill and the Trapper women’s soccer team have brought in 11 new recruits to hopefully help boost Northwest to new levels this upcoming season.
BY SETH ROMSA TRIBUNE SPORTS WRITER
Courtesy of the Powell Tribune
Following an improved season in 2021, Rob Hill and the Trapper women's soccer team have brought in 11 new recruits to hopefully help boost Northwest to new levels this upcoming season.
Katelynn Campbell from Natrona County was one of the first recruits to join the Trappers, coming in as a center back hoping to make an impact for the Trapper defense that returns only three players this season.
Sienna Fuller is a left back from Weston, Idaho, who is hoping to jump into a reworked Trapper defense this season.
Heading into the midfield, Emily Hilario from Logan, Utah, is hoping to join a strong returning midfield for the Trappers and make an impact defensively and going forward this season.
Skye McLean is a right back and midfielder from Edinburgh, Scotland, who Hill hopes will add versatility to the Northwest roster this season.
One local recruit is forward Autumn Wilson from Cody, who will join the Trappers after winning the 3A State Championship just two months ago.
Wilson finished with more than a dozen goals for a Cody attack that scored more than 60 goals this past season.
Emma Bigelow joins the Trappers as a fullback from Centennial High School in Boise, Idaho.
Abby Allen is a recruit from Cheyenne Central, also looking to make an impact for the Trappers.
Aubrey Cooper makes her way over the Bighorn Mountains, joining the Trappers from Sheridan.
LaKacee Lipp will make her way to Powell from Newcastle, joining the Trappers as a defender.
Audette Rudolph will make her way down from Stevensville, Montana, joining the Trappers as a goalkeeper for this upcoming season.
The final recruit is Alexzia Garcia, who will make her way up from Utah to join the Trappers.
These recruits will join 10 returning players from last year's roster in just two week's time, hoping to make a jump from last year's 7-8-1 record.
The first practice is scheduled for Aug. 1, and the first contests are scheduled for Aug. 10 on the road in Montana.