FC Wisconsin is proud to announce the extraordinary college recruiting success of its Class of 2026, marking one of the largest and most accomplished girls recruiting classes in the country.

To date, 25 FC Wisconsin players have committed to play collegiate soccer, with more commitments expected. This class includes 12 NCAA Division I commitments, underscoring the high-level development and competitive environment within the club. Notably, there are also 11 commitments from FC Wisconsin’s ECNL RL program, highlighting the strength and depth across all competitive platforms at the club.

The Class of 2026 will be represented across 21 different college programs, spanning 14 states and 17 conferences, reflecting both the national reach of FC Wisconsin and the diverse opportunities earned by its players. From Power Four programs to strong regional and academic institutions, FC Wisconsin athletes are finding success at every level of the collegiate game.

“This is an exceptional achievement for our players, families, and staff,” said FC Wisconsin Director of Coaching, Andy Lee. “The Class of 2026 represents years of hard work, resilience, and commitment to development. We are incredibly proud of how these athletes have embraced the process and earned opportunities to continue their soccer and academic careers at the next level.”

FC Wisconsin remains committed to providing a player-centered environment that emphasizes long-term development, exposure, and preparation for the collegiate pathway. The success of the Class of 2026 is a direct reflection of that mission and the collaborative effort between players, coaches, and families.

As commitments continue to roll in, FC Wisconsin looks forward to celebrating each athlete’s journey and supporting them as they take the next step in their soccer careers.

For more information, visit fcwisconsingirlssoccer.com or follow @FCW_ECNL on social media.

FC Wisconsin Class of 2026 - 

• Aliana Banner - The Citadel
• Allie Billingsley - University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
• Harper Bublitz - University of South Dakota
• Kalyssa Carter - Emory & Henry University
• Alayna Gleeson - North Dakota State University
• Mia Hurd - Marquette University
• Ella Jazdzewski - Loras College
• Stasia Keene - University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
• Stella Kertscher - University of Wisconsin - Parkside
• Aubrey Lane - Creighton University
• Madison Milhaupt - Carroll University
• Ava Neilsen - University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
• Sophie Oberheim - Eastern Illinois University
• Brooklyn Osby - University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
• Claire Paschke - University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
• Ryen Probasco - Pfeiffer University
• Gabriela Retana - Marquette University
• Meghan Riley - University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh
• Alexis Schuh - University of Dubuque
• Julia Skarda: University of Minnesota - Duluth
• Emerson Suckow - Youngstown State University
• Lily Werner - Bryn Mawr College
• Brenna Wilson - Northern Michigan University
• Meghan Quesnell - Rockhurst University 
• Cara Yang - University of Utah