The latest 2025 Women’s Division I recruiting class rankings are out for May, as new additions continue to become official.

Reclassifications continue to be one of the biggest X-Factors for this year’s classes. With several talented 2008s set to graduate a year early, how those players are able to come into the college game at a younger age and make an impact is difficult to project at this stage.

Transfers have ramped up again in May, with the latest window opening and closing.

Here’s a look at the latest women’s DI recruiting class rankings for the class of 2025.

Please send corrections to rankings@topdrawersoccer.com.

1. Florida State(w) (2)

Commitments: GK Evan O’Steen (Solar SC – No. 15), D Mya Brandon (Michigan Hawks – No. 26), F Jaida McGrew (Charlotte Soccer Academy – No. 40), F Ashlyn Anderson (Indy Premier Soccer Club – No. 44), F Nyanya Touray (Bethesda SC – No. 54), D Kai Price (Concorde Fire SC – No. 57), M Nawreen Ahmad (Fairfax Virginia Union – No. 124), M Omotara Junaid (Arsenal FC), GK Kate Ockene (La Roca Premier), D Sydney Schmidt (Jacksonville FC)

Transfers: M Yuna McCormack (Virginia), D Janet Okeke (NC State), F Erin Flurey (Syracuse), M/F Enasia Colon (Arizona State)

The combination of transfers, reclassifications and a quality international add on paper boosts FSU into the top spot. 

2. Clemson(w)* (1)

Commitments: M Carla Small (IMG Academy – No. 7), F Juju Harris (Florida United – No. 8), D Reese Klein (Florida United SC – No. 10), M Neely Kerr (Tophat SC – No. 24), D Jolie Jenkins (VDA – No. 27), D Maddie Costello (SUSA FC Academy – No. 49), D Elle Bissinger (Carolina Elite Soccer Academy – No. 92), F Alessandra Washington (Concorde Fire SC – No. 138), GK Madeline Parrott (Scorpions SC – No. 165), F Natalie Brooks (Concorde Fire SC), M/F Taylor Leib (Alabama FC) 

The Tigers take over top spot in this update, with three Top 10 additions and four in the Top 25.

3. Duke(w)* (3) 

Commitments: F Avery Oder (Beach FC (CA) – No. 6), D Jocelyn Travers (Bay Area Surf – No. 16), GK Molly Vapensky (FC United (IL) – No. 17), D Daya King (Legends FC – No. 25), D Alexis Coughlin (Legends FC – No. 28), F Kaylee Kim (Bay Area Surf – No. 82), M Kosette Koons-Perdikis (Fairfax Virginia Union)

Duke’s class remains excellent, with U.S. youth national team talent joining. Oder looks like a real impact player in the ACC.

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WASHINGTON – GW women’s soccer Head Coach Jeremy Williams announced the addition of Kathleen Ngulefac as a redshirt freshman transfer ahead of the 2025 season. Ngulefac joins the Revolutionaries after spending her first season at Kentucky.
 
A native of Snellville, Ga., Ngulefac did not see game action during her rookie season with the Wildcats. After a standout prep career at Parkview High School, Ngulefac was granted a redshirt during her one season at Kentucky and joins the Buff & Blue with four years of eligibility.
 
Prior to collegiate soccer, Ngulefac was a member of the Gwinnett Soccer Association, competing in the ECNL. She was honored as a Girls All-Conference First Team honoree for the 2023-24 season in the Southeast Division. In high school, Ngulefac was a First Team All-Region honoree with Parkview. She also earned Class 7A First Team All-County honors and was named to the 7A All-State Girls Team during her senior season in 2023.
 
Ngulefac joins an incoming class of Revolutionaries that includes Jasmine Black, Anna Cornejo, Caroline Donmoyer, Naomi Kim and Lucy Stenning. She’ll be the only transfer student among the newcomers, with the other five arriving in Foggy Bottom as first-years.
 
Follow GWsports.com this summer for the announcement of GW’s 2025 schedule.

WAIMEA — The Waimea Athletics College Scholarship Committee proudly announces that Caylee Cook, a 2025 graduate of Kamehameha-Hawaii, has been selected as a recipient of the inaugural Waimea Athletics College Scholarship.

WAIMEA — The Waimea Athletics College Scholarship Committee proudly announces that Caylee Cook, a 2025 graduate of Kamehameha-Hawaii, has been selected as a recipient of the inaugural Waimea Athletics College Scholarship.

This award honors Caylee’s high school and middle school athletic achievements, her academic success and service to her community. The $1,000 scholarship will support her college education as she begins her studies at Oregon State University this fall.

To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must be born and raised in Waimea, have participated in four years of high school sports, and have played at least two years of middle school community sports. Eligible students must attend one of the following schools: Honoka‘a High School, Kanu ‘o Ka ‘Aina, Hawaii Preparatory Academy, Parker School or KS-Hawaii.

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