The Montreal combine for the Summer Series 2024 was a spectacular showcase of emerging soccer talent. Both boys and girls displayed remarkable skill and determination, impressing scouts and coaches with their performances. The players highlighted in this playbook stood out for their exceptional abilities and potential to excel at higher levels of the game.
Exceptional Standouts
Taylor Raistrick | GK | 2027 Grad | OSU
Taylor Raistrick exhibited excellent shot-stopping ability and made smart decisions when building out from the back. Her leadership skills were evident as she guided her team throughout the combine, making her a key figure in goal.
Fana-Sally Ndiaye | CB | 2025 Grad | AS Pierrefonds
Fana-Sally Ndiaye’s ball-playing ability and physical presence made her a standout center back. Her great tactical understanding allowed her to anticipate and neutralize threats effectively, providing a strong defensive backbone for her team.
Brianna H. Crevecoeur | CDM | 2024 Grad | FC Laval
Brianna H. Crevecoeur’s composure on the ball and fearlessness in challenges made her a dominant force in the middle of the park. She controlled the tempo of the game and consistently disrupted the opposition’s play, showcasing her midfield prowess.
Tahlia Aird | ST | 2027 Grad | Ottawa TFC
Tahlia Aird posed a significant threat with her ability to exploit spaces behind the defense and her high goal-scoring rate. Her potential shone brightly throughout the combine, indicating a very promising future for this young striker.
Melia Brassard | CM | 2026 Grad | Celtix Du Haut Richelieu
Melia Brassard demonstrated pro-level passing range and impressive composure beyond her years. Her ability to drive into space with the ball after receiving it on the half-turn highlighted her technical skill and vision as a central midfielder.
Brooklyn Siba-Maheu | ST | 2027 Grad | Ottawa TFC
Brooklyn Siba-Maheu embodied the qualities of a classic number 9, excelling in 1v1 situations and displaying strong hold-up play. Her physicality and finishing ability made her a constant threat to opposing defenses.
