Sabrina Blount is a centerback who transfers to PBA from Purdue University. She comes to PBA from Cedar Park, Texas where she attended Cedar Park High School. While at Purdue, she completed three seasons with the Boilermakers. In her freshman year, she started and played in all 16 games. In her sophomore campaign, she played in all 18 games and helped anchor the Boilermaker defense to a 0-0 shutout of No. 4 Penn State, for the second time in program history against a top five opponent. It was also the second time Penn State was held scoreless during the season. In her junior year, she played in eight games and helped Purdue secure shutouts against Northwestern, DePaul, and UIC. 

Blount has garnered numerous accolades during her soccer career, being named a two-time Academic All-Big Ten and an Academic All-District member. She chose PBA because “it offers the perfect combination of competitive athletics, strong academics, and a main focus on Jesus Christ!"

Makenna Burnett is a defender from Baltimore, Maryland where she attended Saint Timothy's High School. In her high school career, she was a dual sport athlete playing both soccer and lacrosse. Burnett was named a two time IAAM All-Conference and team captain in both soccer and lacrosse, while winning the state cup three different times and being named conference champions in the 2021-2022 season. 

Burnett chose PBA because of the “immense support and confidence I was given. The coaches and girls on the team are incredibly nice and talented! I also chose PBA due to its impressive academic success. I am interested in taking exercise science and felt very welcomed by those already taking my major. The campus is absolutely beautiful, and I can’t wait to see what’s in the future!”

Riley Chapman is a centerback from Jacksonville, Florida where she attended Duncan U. Fletcher High School. During her high school career, she was a member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta. Chapman was a regional qualifier at Wolfson her freshman and sophomore year and at Fletcher in her junior year. She graduated in the top five percent of her class with a 4.7 GPA.

Chapman chose PBA because she “wanted to play soccer at a school that would help me reach my goals academically while encouraging me to stay strong in my faith. I liked that it wasn’t too far from home and that I get to travel across my home state for games!"

Keira Dawley is a goalkeeper from Charleston, South Carolina where she attended West Ashley High School. During her high school career, she was part of the National Honor Society, a life and Charleston county board scholar, and a Golden Glove reciepent. Dawley was a four year member of the Varsity team, helped lead her team to the state finals, and earned the title of player of the game during a match. 

Dawley chose PBA for “the Christ-centered atmosphere. Talking with the admissions team and Coach Cradduck felt really welcoming and something that I want to play soccer for and be a part of!”

Brooke Delzatto is a goalkeeper from Lindenhurst, New York where she attended Lindenhurst High School. During her high school career, she was part of the USA Futsal National Team, named the Division 1 Goalkeeper of the Year, earned a spot on the second team All-Long Island, and a spot on the fifth team on the All-State list. Delzatto was a two time All-County reciepent, two time MVP, and named to the Newsboy's Top 100 Soccer Players. 

Delzatto decided to attend PBA because “it is perfect. It is a small Christian campus, with the most beautiful views. With athletics, it has the nicest facilities I have seen being so close to campus. PBA has everything I could ask for and more!”

Faith Hardy is a striker from Gainesville, Florida where she attended PK Yonge High School. During her high school career, she was named the Gainesville Sun Player of the Year three different times and was named the 2024 Florida Dairy Player of the Year. Hardy scored 181 goals at PK Yonge where they were also named 3A State Runner Ups.

Hardy chose PBA because of the “very competitive soccer team that will help my development as a player. The players and coaches are super supportive, which makes it easy to love! Plus, being a Christian university is really important to me!"

Jayden Heil is a defender who transfers to PBA from Catawba College. She comes to PBA from Littleton, Colorado where she attended Chatfield high school. In her high school career, Heil was a dual-sport athlete who played three years of varsity soccer and one year of golf. As a senior, she earned All Conference honors and was seen recording six goals and eleven assists as a three-year starter.

Heil comes to PBA because she wanted "a Christ-centered education where she can live out her faith every day. PBA has a supportive community and is in amazing location. I get to be surrounded by people who share my values while also playing the sport I love!”

Madeleine Hulme is a forward from Columbus, Ohio where she attended Worthington Christian High School. Hulme spent her team with the Ohio Premier club team before committing to PBA.

Hulme has pursued PBA because she “loves the campus and location and think the team is a really unique environment that has many opportunities for my future!”

Jordan Lavery is a left back and a winger from Phoenix, Arizona where she attended Sandra Day O'Connor High School. During her high school career, she was a 6A Regional Champion, the top goal scorer in 2023-2024, and cumulated a 3.75 GPA. Lavery was apart of the Arizona ODP Team where they were named State Cup Champions in 2023 and 2024.

Lavery comes to PBA because of the “competitive soccer program surrounded by a great atmosphere of coaches and players. PBA offers everything I was looking for academically, athletically, and it's a great place to continue growing my faith!”

Abigail Longstaff is a midfielder from Orlando, Florida where she attended Orangewood Christian School. During her high school career, she was a five time All District selection, Varsity MVP, and Varsity  Player of the Year. Longstaff was a two year soccer captain while being a Chaplin for Student Government and a Girl Scout Gold Award reciepent. 

Longstaff chose PBA for the “culture and Christ-centered environment that PBA offers. The people and the location are so amazing and I truly feel that this is the place that God has called me to be. I am so excited for my future at PBA and I can’t wait to grow academically, athletically, but ultimately spiritually!”

Meren Patton is an attacking midfielder from Jupiter, Florida where she attended Jupiter High School. During her high school career, she was the team Offensive Player of the Year, two time South East Conference and Sun Sentinel First Team recipient, and made the Mid America Conference Team. 

Patton decided to come to PBA because it is “close to home, a great program and great culture!”

Grace Pleinis is a defender from Tampa, Florida where she attended H.B. Plant High School. During her high school career, she was named the MVP in her freshman year, received the Military Child of the Year award, and was a district qualifier for the long jump in track. Pleinis was apart of Phi Theta Kappa (Psychology Honor Society), was an academic scholar award recipient, a National Congressional Award winner, a member of the National Honor Society, and part of the top ten percent of her graduating class.

Pleinis chose PBA because she was “looking for a community that values God above everything, academics, interpersonal relationships, and has an excellent soccer program. I’m so happy to play for PBA women’s soccer in the fall because it is a high-quality program that encompasses a strong and compassionate community. By going to PBA I hope to improve myself as a person and soccer player, but also deepen my relationship with God and build lifelong friends! ”

Natalia Ragonese is a midfielder from Jupiter, Florida where she attended Jupiter High School. During her high school career, she was girls district champion. She was a member of the National Honor Society, JROTC, ODP, Honor Roll list, and AICE diploma recipient. 

Ragonese is coming to PBA to “grow in Christian values, learn in a small class size, the academics & the opportunities!”

Olivia Schaller is a center midfielder from Cromwell, Connecticut and Kingswood Oxford School. During her high school career, she was a captain in 2024 and participated in the NEPSAC Junior All Star Game in 2023. 

Schaller chose PBA because the “minute I got here I knew this was where I wanted to be. I loved the campus and Coach Cradduck's vision for the future of the soccer program!”

Alexis Smith is a midfielder who transfers to PBA from Stetson University. She comes to PBA from White Bear Lake, Minnesota where she attended White Bear Lake Area high school. In her three seasons with Stetson, Smith played in 16 games her freshman year, tallying one goal and two assists, and in 17 games her sophomore year. In her high school career, she earned All-Conference honors while helping her team to consecutive conference runner-up finishes while being an honor roll student and a member of the student council.

Smith comes to PBA because of the "environment, but also the strong academics and Christian emphasis! When touring campus and meeting the team, I felt at home instantly. Everyone was extremely welcoming and friendly. I could not be happier with my decision to become a Sailfish!”

Mya Webb is a midfielder and a center back from Nitro, West Virginia. During her high school career, she was a six time USYS West Virginia State Champion, and a USYS Eastern Regional Champion, and a USYS President Cup Regional Champion and National Runner-up.

Webb's number one priority when choosing PBA was her “collegiate search was to continue my development on the pitch so that I can grow into a coach that can in the future share my love for soccer with others. The coaching staff immediately felt life family and has the wisdom and knowledge to help with my athletic endeavors.  Never in my personal goals did I believe that I could find a place that would support my athletic goals and myself as a whole.  PBA is a supportive, inclusive environment that supports my spiritual and educational aspirations along with my love for the pitch.  I'm so blessed that God had a bigger plan for me than I had for myself.  I can't say it enough that PBA is an environment that my spirit man can grow in all ways so that I may take all of this development and share it in the community.  I'm so excited for what God has planned for me and my peers.  Giving all the Glory to God!  Go Sailfish Family!”