Utah Tech women's soccer head coach Lexi Brown announced her 2025 recruiting class on Wednesday. The Trailblazers are set to welcome 10 student-athletes from three states next season.

"We are incredibly excited to welcome this 2025 class to Utah Tech," Brown said. "We knew early on that this was going to be a special class. This is a class filled with so much talent and personalities who will fit the culture that we are trying to create here. This is a group of players who will come to campus with all the experience, skill and grit that they need to find opportunities on the field. With it being our first full recruiting class, we were able to bring on a group of players who uniquely fit exactly what we are looking for in order to be successful on the field, in the classroom and in the community. In conjunction with our returners, we know that we will have a group who will be highly prepared to face a tough non-conference schedule as well as compete at the highest level in the WAC."

Rachel Boren – Midfielder/Forward – Lehi, Utah
Rachel Boren joins the Trailblazers after earning Utah 6A First Team All-State honors. The product of Skyridge High School in Lehi, Utah, was placed on an All-American watch list and earned all-city girls forward and academic all-state honors. Over the course of her high school career, Boren logged 24 goals and nine assists. Playing club soccer for Utah Surf, Boren was named to the 2023 National P.R.O. Best XI, U.S. Youth Soccer (USYS) National Championships Best XI and a USYS National Finalist. 

Macie Burton – Defender – Mountain Green, Utah
A four-time letter winner at Morgan High School in Morgan, Utah, Macie Burton helped the Trojans to three region titles, including one outright, and two state final appearances. Burton received all-state recognition all four years as a Trojan, tallying 40 goals and 26 assists in her high school career. Off the pitch, Burton took honors English, biology and chemistry. Burton had a good mentor in her father Zach Burton who also played college soccer. 

Tessa Carter – Midfielder – Pleasant Grove, Utah
A product of Lone Peak High School in Highland, Utah, Tessa Carter helped lead the Knights to back-to-back region and Utah 6A state championships in her junior and senior seasons, culminating with a No. 1 national ranking at the end of an undefeated 2024 season. Carter earned all-Region honorable mention honors as a junior and was named academic all-state her senior year after totaling nine goals and an assist. Carter played club soccer for the Utah Surf for a decade, which included a USYS national runners-up finish.

Brooke Hendricks – Forward – Alpine, Utah
Scoring the game-winning goal to cap off back-to-back Utah 6A state championships, Brooke Hendricks heads to St. George ready to make an impact. Out of Lone Peak High School in Highland, Utah, Hendricks helped the Knights to an undefeated 20-0 record her senior season, culminating with a No. 1 national ranking. Hendricks tallied 18 goals in her junior campaign to help Lone Peak to its first state title since 2018. Playing club for the Utah Avalanche, Hendricks is a three-time ECNL North Western First Team honoree.

Brenna Kelleher – Goalkeeper – Temecula, California
Brenna Kelleher comes to Utah Tech after earning three letters at Great Oak High School in Temecula, California. A two-year captain for the Wolfpack, Kelleher has been recognized as First Team All-Southwestern League and MVP. Kelleher finished with eight shutouts last season and has played club soccer for DMCV Sharks and Legends FC SD. 

Abby Olsen – Defender – South Weber, Utah
Abby Olsen joins the Trailblazers after being a four-year starter and four-time letter winner at Northridge High School in Layton, Utah. Olsen put up 15 goals and seven assists her senior season and was named all-area first team while earning academic letters as well. Olsen played club soccer for Wasatch SC. Olsen's personal goals at Utah Tech include winning games and having a competitive atmosphere. 

Riley Rohr – Forward – Las Vegas, Nevada
A three-time letter winner at Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Nevada, Riley Rohr logged a career-best 33 points as a senior. Over the course of her high school career, Rohr has totaled 20 goals and 17 assists in 38 games. Rohr enrolls at Utah Tech intending to play soccer all four years and earn a bachelor's degree. The native of Sin City chose Utah Tech over her hometown UNLV Rebels. 

Brooklyn Strange – Midfielder – Lehi, Utah
Brooklyn Strange heads to St. George after a successful career at Skyridge High School in Lehi, Utah. Strange hails from a soccer family as her father Daniel Strange also played college soccer. Strange played club soccer for Wasatch SC and Utah Surf. Strange calls Utah Royals forward Brecken Mozingo her biggest influence as an athlete.

Ava Talaeai – Defender – Salt Lake City, Utah
Ava Talaeai joins the Trailblazers after playing high school soccer at Murray High School in Murray, Utah. As a junior, Talaeai scored 17 goals and racked up 12 assists. Hailing from an athletic family, Talaeai's father, Rod Talaeai, played football for the University of Utah. Talaeai played club soccer for Wasatch SC. 

Jocelyn Wright – Forward – Herriman, Utah
A four-year varsity starter at Mountain Ridge High School in Herriman, Utah, Jocelyn Wright helped the Sentinels to three region championships. Over the course of her high school career, Wright totaled 45 goals and 22 assists and was named first-team all-state. Wright played club soccer for Wasatch SC.