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NCAA Division I Women's Soccer

Queens University of Charlotte

Atlantic Sun Conference · NC

2026 · Directory page, not a team-managed account.

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Subject Prospective student-athlete interested in Queens University of Charlotte

Hi Coach Noel, I'm a soccer player, and I'm interested in playing soccer at Queens University of Charlotte. My highlights are here: [paste a link to your highlights here] I would love to learn what you look for in a player at my position. If there is a game, camp or ID event where you could see me play, I would be grateful to hear about it. Thank you for your time.

Mixer Score · projected needs

2026 roster

Projected from each program’s published roster: who is listed at each position and which class year they are in.

PositionListedClass of 2027Class of 2028Class of 2029
Goalkeepers3Mixer 33/1001 may leavePossible needMixer 33/1001 may leavePossible needMixer 0/1000 may leaveStocked
Defenders7Mixer 37/1002 may leavePossible needMixer 37/1002 may leavePossible needMixer 12/1000 may leaveStocked
Midfielders7Mixer 37/1002 may leavePossible needMixer 25/1001 may leavePossible needMixer 50/1003 may leaveLikely need
Forwards13Mixer 5/1001 may leaveStockedMixer 16/1003 may leaveStockedMixer 16/1003 may leaveStocked

What the class of 2027 column is based on

  • 1 of 3 listed goalkeepers is a senior or graduate.
  • 2 of 7 listed defenders are seniors or graduates. A typical Division I women’s roster lists 8 or 9.
  • 2 of 7 listed midfielders are seniors or graduates. A typical Division I women’s roster lists 8 or 9.
  • 1 of 13 listed forwards is a senior or graduate.

Good roster data: 30 of 30 listed players show both a class year and a position. Likely, Possible and Stocked are the projected need at that position for that class (likely need, possible need, looks stocked). “May leave” counts seniors and graduates for 2027, today’s juniors for 2028 and today’s sophomores for 2029.

A roster cannot show transfers in or out, redshirts and extra eligibility, players already committed in an incoming class, walk-ons or position changes. Only the coaching staff knows what the program is looking for. How the projection works →

Coaching staff

SNShannon Neely NoelHead Women's Soccer Coach↗

Players

30 listed
AMAddison MelloMidfielder · #26So.→AMAlivia McCainForward · #3Jr.→APAnsleigh PrellDefender · #22Jr.→AHAubrey HesterDefender · #20Fr.→AEAva ElizarrarazForward · #9Fr.→AKAva KreuslingGoalkeeper · #99Fr.→ARAveree RaingeMidfielder · #30So.→AMAvery MillerForward · #21Jr.→CNCerys NeilDefender · #24Fr.→CSCharlie SilvaForward · #10Fr.→EGEllarose GriggsForward · #5Fr.→EPEmily ProtivaGoalkeeper · #1Sr.→EMEmma MillerMidfielder · #11Fr.→ECErin ColemanDefender · #16Sr.→FSFranny SmithForward · #8Fr.→GAGrace AcevedoForward · #33So.→JRJackie ReganGoalkeeper · #0Jr.→JBJaisa BaderDefender · #17Sr.→JHJuliana HunterMidfielder · #23Jr.→KSKennedy SimonDefender · #14Jr.→MCMadeline CheathamMidfielder · #7Sr.→MGMadison GalloForward · #13Sr.→MSMaya StoutForward · #2Fr.→MBMcKayla BudionForward · #25So.→MKMika KatzForward · #4Jr.→OGO'Maira GriffinDefender · #28Fr.→OPOlivia PotterMidfielder · #31Sr.→RJRachel JacksonForward · #19Fr.→SHShion HwangMidfielder · #12So.→TFTamia FordForward · #32So.→

Checked 2026-09-18. Listed players are not a confirmed matchday squad.

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