Women's soccer signs nine recruits
VESTAL, N.Y. - Binghamton women's soccer has signed nine recruits for 2025, head coach Neel Bhattacharjee announced on Thursday.
Coming off another standout season that yielded a seven-game unbeaten streak and a third straight America East semifinal appearance, the Bearcats continued to reinforce their roster with the addition of Sam Brett (Wall Township, N.J.), Mackenzie Brotherston (Lanoka Harbor, N.J.), Bella Grace Dunn (Lawrenceville, Ga.), Adriana Georgette (Hawthorne, N.Y.), Sydney Krempasky (Hillsborough, N.J.), Grace McCasland (Plattsburgh, N.Y.), Gwen McManus (Tarrytown, N.Y.), Samantha Shroeder (Ashburn, Va.) and Ale Victoriano (East Setauket, N.Y.).
The newcomers join a BU program that has made six consecutive postseason trips, including two championship game appearances. The program has lost just seven conference games in its last five seasons (win percentage of 71%).
"Our program is thrilled to be adding these nine student-athletes to our Bearcats family," Bhattacharjee said. "Our staff took its time to recruit high-caliber athletes from strong club programs to bring in an impactful class. Each player addresses positional needs of our program next season and beyond as we strive to annually compete for championships. They all individually possess high character and will represent Binghamton in a first-class manner. We look forward to having all of them join our team in August and make a mark on the field, the classroom, and community."
Below is a capsule look at the nine incoming freshmen for Fall 2025.
Sam Brett
Mackenzie Brotherston
Five-foot-five defensive midfielder from Lacey Township High School and Cedar Stars Academy GA club team Captain and four-year letterwinner Shore Conference All-County selection by Asbury Park Press Four-year member of ODP Final State TeamBella Grace Dunn
Five-foot-six goalkeeper from Gwinnett Online Campus and Mountainview High School team and GSA ECNL club team Georgia 7A Goalkeeper of the Year First team all-conference Selection to ECNL Southeast All-Conference Invited to ECNL National Team CampAdriana Georgette
Five-foot-seven defender/midfielder from Westlake High School and World Class ECNL club team Four-time all-league selection Honorable mention All-Section Led team in scoring and assists World Class club team reached 2023 ECNL national quarterfinalsSydney Krempasky
Five-foot-five midfielder from Hillsborough High School and PDA ECNL club team Captain and four-year letterwinner at Hillsborough Two-time All-Skyland Conference Second team ECNL second team North Atlantic Conference Captained PDA club team that placed third in nation in 2023Grace McCasland
Five-foot-four forward from Beekmantown High School and Seacoast United GA club team Four-year standout at Beekmantown Four-time all-conference and two-time all-state NYS Section VII Division 1 Most Valuable Player Led team to back-to-back New York State Section VII Class A titles Also was all-conference in basketball and flag football Three-year member of ODP Vermont State Team and East Region Team selectionGwen McManus
Five-foot-five defender from Croton Harmon High School and NYSC GA club team Four-time All-Section 1 Class B honoree Conference 3 League D Player of the Year in 2024 Career totals of 31 goals and 15 assists Led 2023 team to Section I Class B championship game Senior team captured 2024 Northeast Conference titleSamantha Shroeder
Five-foot-six defender from Independence High School and TSJ FC Virginia GA club team First team all-state selection Led team to 22-1 record, No. 1 ranking in Virginia and No. 11 in nation Club team twice placed third in nation Received Presidential Volunteer Service Awards in 2022 and 2023Alessandra Victoriano
Five-foot-two defender/midfielder from Ward Melville High School and SUSA FC ECNL club team Three-year letterwinner at Ward Melville 2024 All-County selection in Suffolk Lifted 2024 team to Suffolk County and Long Island championships Member of Newsday 2024 Top 100 Long Island Girls Soccer Players Led team to 2022 and 2023 state championships and will play in state semifinals this weekend In her three-year scholastic career, team is unbeaten (52-0-7)