Top Uncommitted 2024 & 2025 Goalkeepers

April 2, 2024

Kansas City is the World Capitol for Soccer and is stacked with phenomenal soccer talent. Here at High School Soccer KC, we are committed to highlighting top female high school soccer talent on both sides of the state line.

We are highlighting 3 Top Uncommitted Goalkeepers that would be fantastic recruits for the collegiate level of soccer.

Lili Everley
Goalkeeper - 2025

Oak Park High School (KCMO)
KC Surf 05/06
4.0/4.30 GPA (unweighted/weighted)
College Area of Study: Kinesiology/Exercise Science
Willing to Leave State (Missouri): yes
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Coaches contact Lili: lilianeverley@gmail.com
Coaches contact Coach Tanner Pearce: tanner.pearce@nkcschools.org

Lili Everley, a 2025 goalkeeper from Oak Park High School, is the best kept secret from the class of 2025. Everley, an agile and athletic keeper, has played a pivotal role for Oak Park High School since starting as keeper her freshman year.  Everley's dominating presence does not disappoint as she quickly and adeptly moves in her space to block impossible shots on goal giving her squad multiple clean sheets throughout her years at Oak Park High School.  Everley, a commanding & well rounded goalkeeper, positions herself well, cutting off angles with ease that assuredly dashes the hopes of attacking opponents. Everley is crucial in her team's success.

Everley's teammates describe Lili as a leader, encouraging, and knowledgeable.

Everley's coaches share their glowing endorsements for the impressive goalkeeper:

"Lili is an obvious standout," beams Oak Park High School Girls Soccer Varsity Head Coach Tanner Pearce, "she has kept our team in several games that we otherwise would not have a chance in." Coach Pearce continues his endorsement, "In addition to her being an amazing shot stopper, she is very knowledgeable of the game. She stays vocal throughout every match and helps organize our entire team." Everley's leadership is a high quality she brings to her team. "Lili has been captain of our varsity team for two years, but she has been a leader ever since her freshman year."  Everley's work ethic shines bright and is an example to her teammates. "She is extremely driven and holds a high standard for herself and those around her," shares Coach Pearce, "her mindset rubs off on her teammates and she has played a key role in growing the competitive culture in our program." When asked about Everley's future in the sport, Coach Pearce declares, "Lili is bound to excel in any situation she's thrown into on and off the field."  Coach Pearce's final thoughts are some of our favorite we've received from a coach about a player, "She's the type of player that makes you proud to be a coach."

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Mallory McWillie
Goalkeeper - 2025

Lee's Summit North High School
KC Scott Gallagher Elite 07
3.4 GPA (weighted)
College Area of Study: Medical
Willing to Leave State (Missouri): yes
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Coaches contact Mallory: MalloryM2007@gmail.com or X
Coaches contact Coach Kelley: ryan.kelley@lsr7.net or X

Mallory McWillie, a 2025 goalkeeper from Lee's Summit North High School, is a must see for all collegiate soccer programs.  McWillie, a confident and coachable keeper, plays a key role for the success of an impressive program like Lee's Summit North. McWillie's drive and work ethic shines bright the moment she steps on the pitch. Always ready, McWillie communicates well with her team to help set up the defense. Her angles are impeccable.  She has what it takes to set her team up for success.

McWillie's teammates describe Mallory as collaborative, encouraging, respectful, and trustworthy.

McWillie's coaches share their ringing endorsements for the strong goalkeeper:

"Mallory is a hard worker," informs Lee's Summit North High School girls soccer varsity Head Coach Ryan Kelley, "she shows the desire to get better every single day." Mindset is an important quality for successful goalkeepers and makes the difference between a team winning or losing a game. "She has a positive attitude that helps her take her catching and apply what she is learning to her game." McWillie's communication, listening, and being coachable has led to huge growth in her game. "She has really grown in her confidence this season, and has helped to build the confidence of the coaches and her team..."

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Addy Holle 
Goalkeeper - 2025

Gardner Edgerton High School

Toca 06/07 Elite

4.3 GPA (weighted)

College Area of Study: Engineering

Willing to Leave State (Kansas): yes

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Coaches contact Addy: 

 addyholle43@gmail.com

Addy Holle, a 2025 goalkeeper from Gardner-Edgerton High School, is the missing link to your collegiate soccer program.  Holle, an smart and agile keeper, is the brick wall frustrating attacking opponents.  Holle's strengths lie in her distribution and spider (wo)man like saves in the net. Holle's communication is crucial in the organization of her defense to set her team up for success.  

Holle's teammates describe Addy as passionate, accountable, and adaptable.

Holle's coaches share their ringing endorsements for the strong goalkeeper:

"Addy is both a vocal leader and leader by example," informs Gardner-Edgerton High School Girls Soccer Varsity Head Coach Derek Wilson. "She is always on the field getting touches on the ball before practice even as a goalkeeper." Holle's work ethic and passion is contagious to her team. "She puts on max effort on every drill and is excellent at working on her game while we are doing drills that don't involve the goalkeeper," shares Coach Wilson. "She forces our players to always continue improving their shooting with her saves and effort during practice." Holle's distribution and confidence on the ball aid in the tactical transitions from defense into the attack. "She allows us the ability to play back to her to keep possession if needed and is a great distributor in live play both at her feet and her arm after a save." 

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