Lee women's soccer coach Chris Hennessey has announced the addition of Ohio midfielder Ali Schroeder to a talented 2019 signing class.
Schroeder is a decorated high school and club player out of Salem, Ohio. The 5-foot-7 midfielder attended West Branch High School where she was a three-time league champion. As a junior she was team captain, first team all-conference and a second team all-district selection. Schroeder did not play at West Branch as a senior opting to play with her club team.
She played her club ball with Internationals SC and was a two-time state semi-finalist competing in the Ohio Valley Conference of the ECNL. Schroder also shined academically as she was a member of the National Honor Society and was a conference scholar athlete for three years.
"I am happy to have added Ali to the team. She brings a lot of qualities as well as a lot of experience having played at a high level for the past few years. Ali will help bolster our midfield and give us flexibility within the team. I am looking forward to her contribution during her career at Lee," said Hennessey.
Schroeder was born in Akron, Ohio and is the daughter of Barry and Trisha Schroeder.
With another talented crop of players joining the team in the fall, the Lady Flames will look to build off a historic 2018 season which saw the storied program win their first NCAA South Region Title and advance all the way to the Final Four.
