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Soccer Signs Nine Incoming Freshmen as Part of 2025 Recruiting Class
December 20, 2024 | Soccer
NORMAN — University of Oklahoma head soccer coach Matt Mott announced the addition of nine signees to the program's 2025 recruiting class Friday. Elle Canty, Emily Davey, Aly Guthrie, Ally Laccinole, Drue Legan, Isabella Martinez, Logan Morrow, Callie Sullivan and Alyssa Tutas will join the Sooners as freshmen for the 2025 season.
The nine signees include one goalkeeper, two forwards, three midfielders and three defenders. Canty, Legan, Morrow and Sullivan are from Oklahoma, Guthrie and Martinez hail from Texas, Davey is from California, Laccinole from Washington and Tutas from Florida.
"I'm excited to announce the 2024 Sooner Soccer recruiting class," said Mott. "It's filled with great players from top to bottom. We've added goalkeeping, defenders, attacking midfielders, players who are going to help us all over the field. This is a group that will help us with our depth and be special players for us next season and beyond."
ELLE CANTY / M / NORMAN, OKLA.
A midfielder from Community Christian School in Norman … 2024 Oklahoman Player of the Year ... led Community Christan School to a state championship in 2024 … a three-time all-district team selection … holds school scoring record with 105 goals in three seasons … set a school single-season record with 50 goals as a sophomore … earned MVP honors three years in a row … served as team captain her sophomore and junior years … plays her club soccer with Oklahoma Energy Futbol Club (OEFC) … an ECNL National Selection Game pick … made ECNL playoffs three consecutive years (Champions League) … advanced to ECNL Elite Eight in 2023 and Final Four in 2022 … an ECNL first-team all-conference honoree … two-time ECNL second-team all-conference pick … class valedictorian … member of National Honor Society … holds a 4.0 GPA … is a volunteer youth basketball coach.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Cathy and Geoff Canty… has two siblings (Liam and Paige Moore) … enjoys outdoor sports, anything competitive, working out, reading, hanging with friends and "extreme organizing" … intends to study biology and pursue dermatology/dermato oncology at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"Oklahoma felt like home and had the right atmosphere. The coaching staff exuded not only professionalism but also a familial warmth, and the players were equally welcoming. The environment promised to challenge me while ensuring enjoyment along the way. I was particularly impressed with the academic offerings and am eager to pursue my studies there. Additionally, its proximity to home is a significant advantage."
EMILY DAVEY / F / TRABUCO CANYON, CALIF.
A midfielder/forward from Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Trabuco Canyon, Calif. … named high school team's offensive player of the year as a freshman … helped Santa Margarita to 2023 CIF Southern Section Open Division Championship title and 2023 and 2024 squads to CIF SoCal Division I Regional Championship crowns, as well as 2023 and 2024 Trinity League championships … served as team captain as a senior … four-year scholar-athlete … plays club soccer for Slammers FC … also competed in track and field in high school … a four-year honor roll student.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Amy and Rob Davey … has two siblings (Megan and Josh) … enjoys listening to country music, going to the beach and spending time with my family and friends … plans to major in biology at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I chose Oklahoma because of the unwavering support I am going to receive, not only academically, but also athletically by the women's soccer coaching staff. They've already made me feel like part of the soccer family, even before becoming a student at OU. Additionally, I'm excited about the opportunities ahead, not just in playing the sport I love, but also in pursuing my studies and shaping my future career."
ALY GUTHRIE / M / PLANO, TEXAS
A midfielder and three-year letterman at Prestonwood Christian Academy in Plano, Texas … an all-district selection … amassed 34 goals and 43 assists in three years as a center midfielder … plays club soccer for Sting Black ECNL … an ECNL national finalist and three-time ECNL Final Four participant … three-time ECNL Texas Conference champion … member of U13-U17 USYNT player pool … a USYNT Regional Camp participant … a US Development Academy conference champion … three-time Dallas Cup champion … four-time Dallas International Girls Cup champion … Texas State Cup champion … Premier SuperCopa champion … two-time Surf Cup finalist … member of National Honor Society, business club and Future Doctors of America.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Suzanne and Kevin Guthrie … has one brother (Brendan) … loves hanging out with family and friends, shopping and pickleball … plans to major in biology at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I chose to play soccer because it has always been a passion of mine, offering both a competitive challenge and an opportunity to grow as an athlete and individual. The University of Oklahoma stood out to me because of its strong athletic program, supportive coaching staff and the culture of excellence that aligns with my goals. The campus environment and academic opportunities also played a significant role in my decision, as I wanted a place where I could thrive both on and off the field. Additionally, the camaraderie and tradition at OU make it a unique and inspiring place to represent as a student-athlete. Playing soccer here will allow me to contribute to a program with a rich history while building lifelong connections and memories."
ALLY LACCINOLE / D / WOODINVILLE, WASH.
A center back from Woodinville High School in Woodinville, Wash. … two-time KingCo 4A Defensive Player of the Year … a four-time All-KingCo First Team selection … a 2024 All-American … a two-time United Soccer All-Region honoree … named first-team all-state … served as team captain as a senior … three-time state tournament team member … earned team MVP honors as a sophomore and senior … named team defensive MVP her sophomore through seniors years … plays club soccer for Crossfire ECNL … earned 2023-24 first-team ECNL All Pacific Region honors … team captain in 2022, 2023 and 2024 … won high school basketball state championship in 2022 and finished in fourth place in 2023 … a 2024 track and field regional qualifier in 4x100-meter relay, 4x200-meter relay and 200-meter run … member of National Honor Society with a 3.92 GPA.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Matt and Robyn Laccinole … has two siblings (Carter and Kylee) … enjoys outdoor activities and hanging with friends … plans to study business at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I decided to come to the University of Oklahoma because of the coaching staff and the strong team culture. OU's history of athletic and academic success, along with its top-tier facilities, were also major factors in my decision. I love the college-town atmosphere and the opportunity to compete at the highest level in the SEC."
DRUE LEGAN / D / JENKS, OKLA.
A center back from Jenks High School in Jenks, Okla. … 2023 6A state champion … plays club soccer with Oklahoma Energy Futbol Club (OEFC) … selected to play in ECNL National Selection Game … ECNL Elite 8 in 2023 and Final Four in 2022 … ECNL first-team all-conference … Named to superintendents honor roll.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Jilly and Josh Legan … has one brother (Hunter Wyrick) … enjoys going to OU football games, shopping, being with friends and family, traveling and concerts … intends to study biology/medicine at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I chose the University of Oklahoma because it feels like home. I grew up around OU and it has always been a special part of my life. My uncle played football at OU and still supports the program, so I wanted to follow in his footsteps because he is a big inspiration to me. The coaches also made me feel valued and supported, which was important in my decision. With family living in Norman, I know I'll always have a strong support system close by as a pursue my goals."
ISABELLA MARTINEZ / M / KELLER, TEXAS
A midfielder from Keller Central High School in Keller, Texas … earned first-team all-district and offensive MVP honors in 2022-23 … named team MVP … earned first-team all-district and academic all-district accolades in 2023-24 … second-team all-district in 2021-22 … plays club soccer for FC Dallas ECNL … ECNL first-team all-conference in 2021-22 … participated in the U17 Mexico National Team training camp in June 2024 … Was on the U-16 Mexico National Team for the Mondial Montaigu Tournament in France … named to her school's A/B Honor Roll in 2023-24.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Sam and Vidi Martinez … has three siblings (Jesse Garcia, Alysa and Olivia) … enjoys hanging out with friends, playing pickleball and sand volleyball … plans to study nursing at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"It has always been the school of my dreams. During the campus visit, I immediately sensed this could be my home away from home. Oklahoma is the perfect place to help you succeed and reach your future individual goals. The coaching staff was welcoming and the culture seemed like family. I knew I wanted to be a part of it."
LOGAN MORROW / D / BIXBY, OKLA.
A defender from Bixby High School in Bixby, Okla … a three-time all-district and academic all-conference selection … led team to Oklahoma State 6A quarterfinals in 2022 and 2023 … served as team captain in 2024 … played club soccer for Tulsa Soccer Club … led team to the 2024 ECNL National Playoffs in Seattle … member of the National Honor Society, student council, Bixby Athletic Advisory Council and Bixby Soccer Leadership Council … volunteers at the Bixby Outreach Center … owns a 4.0 GPA.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Zac and Terra Morrow … has two siblings (Jessa and Brady) … enjoys playing pickleball, shopping and attending football games … plans to major in biology on a pre-med track to become a physician's assistant with a focus in pediatrics.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"Oklahoma truly just felt like home. The campus, the coaches and the short drive back to home drew me in the most. The championship mindset within every sport at Oklahoma is unmatched, and I wanted to be a part of that."
CALLIE SULLIVAN / GK / NORMAN, OKLA.
A goalkeeper from Norman North High School in Norman, Okla. … helped team to three Oklahoma 6A state finals appearances … selected to the 2024 all-district team … named to The Oklahoman's 2024 All-City First Team … Heartland Conference Defensive Player of the Year … named to Heartland Conference Best 11 Team … served as team captain … plays club soccer with Oklahoma Energy Futbol Club (OEFC) … a 2024 ECNL Texas All-Conference Second Team selection … WPSL Oklahoma City FC Defensive Player of the Year … member of National Honor Society, Rotary Club and Key Club.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Andi and Barry Sullivan … has one sibling (Connor) … enjoys watching all kinds of sports and being with friends and family.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I chose The University of Oklahoma because, growing up in Norman, OU has always been a special place for me. I grew up watching OU Soccer and always dreamed of playing for my hometown team. I never knew if I would get the chance to live that dream but when I got the opportunity to explore my college options, this team and coaching staff had everything I was looking for. I knew it was the perfect place for me and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else. I'm Sooner born and Sooner bred."
ALYSSA TUTAS / F / PALM HARBOR, FLA.
A forward from Palm Harbor University High School in Palm Harbor, Fla … named all-conference … plays club soccer for Florida Premier FC ECNL … also plays lacrosse and runs cross country … a dean's list and honor roll member.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Melissa and Chris Tutas … has three siblings (brother [Austin], sister [Ashley] is a defender on the Oklahoma soccer team and sister [Ava] signed with South Carolina to play soccer … enjoys surfing, wakeboarding and snowboarding … plans to study hospitality & business management at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I chose Oklahoma for several reasons, including the beautiful campus, the clean, safe environment that surrounds it and the atmosphere that the school creates for athletics. Everyone I met on my visit, from the academic staff to the soccer program, was super welcoming and I loved the entire coaching staff. I was also amazed by the support that the school provides for student-athletes. I felt like my goals and principles aligned well with the standards held for the team and it seemed like a great overall fit. Another aspect about Oklahoma, that appealed to me was the strong business program the school offers, as I intend to study business management and graduate with a degree in business. I can't wait for OU to be home."
For updates and more information on Oklahoma soccer, follow the Sooners on X and Instagram (@OU_WSoccer) and like Oklahoma Soccer on Facebook.
The nine signees include one goalkeeper, two forwards, three midfielders and three defenders. Canty, Legan, Morrow and Sullivan are from Oklahoma, Guthrie and Martinez hail from Texas, Davey is from California, Laccinole from Washington and Tutas from Florida.
"I'm excited to announce the 2024 Sooner Soccer recruiting class," said Mott. "It's filled with great players from top to bottom. We've added goalkeeping, defenders, attacking midfielders, players who are going to help us all over the field. This is a group that will help us with our depth and be special players for us next season and beyond."
ELLE CANTY / M / NORMAN, OKLA.
A midfielder from Community Christian School in Norman … 2024 Oklahoman Player of the Year ... led Community Christan School to a state championship in 2024 … a three-time all-district team selection … holds school scoring record with 105 goals in three seasons … set a school single-season record with 50 goals as a sophomore … earned MVP honors three years in a row … served as team captain her sophomore and junior years … plays her club soccer with Oklahoma Energy Futbol Club (OEFC) … an ECNL National Selection Game pick … made ECNL playoffs three consecutive years (Champions League) … advanced to ECNL Elite Eight in 2023 and Final Four in 2022 … an ECNL first-team all-conference honoree … two-time ECNL second-team all-conference pick … class valedictorian … member of National Honor Society … holds a 4.0 GPA … is a volunteer youth basketball coach.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Cathy and Geoff Canty… has two siblings (Liam and Paige Moore) … enjoys outdoor sports, anything competitive, working out, reading, hanging with friends and "extreme organizing" … intends to study biology and pursue dermatology/dermato oncology at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"Oklahoma felt like home and had the right atmosphere. The coaching staff exuded not only professionalism but also a familial warmth, and the players were equally welcoming. The environment promised to challenge me while ensuring enjoyment along the way. I was particularly impressed with the academic offerings and am eager to pursue my studies there. Additionally, its proximity to home is a significant advantage."
EMILY DAVEY / F / TRABUCO CANYON, CALIF.
A midfielder/forward from Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Trabuco Canyon, Calif. … named high school team's offensive player of the year as a freshman … helped Santa Margarita to 2023 CIF Southern Section Open Division Championship title and 2023 and 2024 squads to CIF SoCal Division I Regional Championship crowns, as well as 2023 and 2024 Trinity League championships … served as team captain as a senior … four-year scholar-athlete … plays club soccer for Slammers FC … also competed in track and field in high school … a four-year honor roll student.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Amy and Rob Davey … has two siblings (Megan and Josh) … enjoys listening to country music, going to the beach and spending time with my family and friends … plans to major in biology at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I chose Oklahoma because of the unwavering support I am going to receive, not only academically, but also athletically by the women's soccer coaching staff. They've already made me feel like part of the soccer family, even before becoming a student at OU. Additionally, I'm excited about the opportunities ahead, not just in playing the sport I love, but also in pursuing my studies and shaping my future career."
ALY GUTHRIE / M / PLANO, TEXAS
A midfielder and three-year letterman at Prestonwood Christian Academy in Plano, Texas … an all-district selection … amassed 34 goals and 43 assists in three years as a center midfielder … plays club soccer for Sting Black ECNL … an ECNL national finalist and three-time ECNL Final Four participant … three-time ECNL Texas Conference champion … member of U13-U17 USYNT player pool … a USYNT Regional Camp participant … a US Development Academy conference champion … three-time Dallas Cup champion … four-time Dallas International Girls Cup champion … Texas State Cup champion … Premier SuperCopa champion … two-time Surf Cup finalist … member of National Honor Society, business club and Future Doctors of America.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Suzanne and Kevin Guthrie … has one brother (Brendan) … loves hanging out with family and friends, shopping and pickleball … plans to major in biology at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I chose to play soccer because it has always been a passion of mine, offering both a competitive challenge and an opportunity to grow as an athlete and individual. The University of Oklahoma stood out to me because of its strong athletic program, supportive coaching staff and the culture of excellence that aligns with my goals. The campus environment and academic opportunities also played a significant role in my decision, as I wanted a place where I could thrive both on and off the field. Additionally, the camaraderie and tradition at OU make it a unique and inspiring place to represent as a student-athlete. Playing soccer here will allow me to contribute to a program with a rich history while building lifelong connections and memories."
ALLY LACCINOLE / D / WOODINVILLE, WASH.
A center back from Woodinville High School in Woodinville, Wash. … two-time KingCo 4A Defensive Player of the Year … a four-time All-KingCo First Team selection … a 2024 All-American … a two-time United Soccer All-Region honoree … named first-team all-state … served as team captain as a senior … three-time state tournament team member … earned team MVP honors as a sophomore and senior … named team defensive MVP her sophomore through seniors years … plays club soccer for Crossfire ECNL … earned 2023-24 first-team ECNL All Pacific Region honors … team captain in 2022, 2023 and 2024 … won high school basketball state championship in 2022 and finished in fourth place in 2023 … a 2024 track and field regional qualifier in 4x100-meter relay, 4x200-meter relay and 200-meter run … member of National Honor Society with a 3.92 GPA.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Matt and Robyn Laccinole … has two siblings (Carter and Kylee) … enjoys outdoor activities and hanging with friends … plans to study business at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I decided to come to the University of Oklahoma because of the coaching staff and the strong team culture. OU's history of athletic and academic success, along with its top-tier facilities, were also major factors in my decision. I love the college-town atmosphere and the opportunity to compete at the highest level in the SEC."
DRUE LEGAN / D / JENKS, OKLA.
A center back from Jenks High School in Jenks, Okla. … 2023 6A state champion … plays club soccer with Oklahoma Energy Futbol Club (OEFC) … selected to play in ECNL National Selection Game … ECNL Elite 8 in 2023 and Final Four in 2022 … ECNL first-team all-conference … Named to superintendents honor roll.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Jilly and Josh Legan … has one brother (Hunter Wyrick) … enjoys going to OU football games, shopping, being with friends and family, traveling and concerts … intends to study biology/medicine at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I chose the University of Oklahoma because it feels like home. I grew up around OU and it has always been a special part of my life. My uncle played football at OU and still supports the program, so I wanted to follow in his footsteps because he is a big inspiration to me. The coaches also made me feel valued and supported, which was important in my decision. With family living in Norman, I know I'll always have a strong support system close by as a pursue my goals."
ISABELLA MARTINEZ / M / KELLER, TEXAS
A midfielder from Keller Central High School in Keller, Texas … earned first-team all-district and offensive MVP honors in 2022-23 … named team MVP … earned first-team all-district and academic all-district accolades in 2023-24 … second-team all-district in 2021-22 … plays club soccer for FC Dallas ECNL … ECNL first-team all-conference in 2021-22 … participated in the U17 Mexico National Team training camp in June 2024 … Was on the U-16 Mexico National Team for the Mondial Montaigu Tournament in France … named to her school's A/B Honor Roll in 2023-24.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Sam and Vidi Martinez … has three siblings (Jesse Garcia, Alysa and Olivia) … enjoys hanging out with friends, playing pickleball and sand volleyball … plans to study nursing at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"It has always been the school of my dreams. During the campus visit, I immediately sensed this could be my home away from home. Oklahoma is the perfect place to help you succeed and reach your future individual goals. The coaching staff was welcoming and the culture seemed like family. I knew I wanted to be a part of it."
LOGAN MORROW / D / BIXBY, OKLA.
A defender from Bixby High School in Bixby, Okla … a three-time all-district and academic all-conference selection … led team to Oklahoma State 6A quarterfinals in 2022 and 2023 … served as team captain in 2024 … played club soccer for Tulsa Soccer Club … led team to the 2024 ECNL National Playoffs in Seattle … member of the National Honor Society, student council, Bixby Athletic Advisory Council and Bixby Soccer Leadership Council … volunteers at the Bixby Outreach Center … owns a 4.0 GPA.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Zac and Terra Morrow … has two siblings (Jessa and Brady) … enjoys playing pickleball, shopping and attending football games … plans to major in biology on a pre-med track to become a physician's assistant with a focus in pediatrics.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"Oklahoma truly just felt like home. The campus, the coaches and the short drive back to home drew me in the most. The championship mindset within every sport at Oklahoma is unmatched, and I wanted to be a part of that."
CALLIE SULLIVAN / GK / NORMAN, OKLA.
A goalkeeper from Norman North High School in Norman, Okla. … helped team to three Oklahoma 6A state finals appearances … selected to the 2024 all-district team … named to The Oklahoman's 2024 All-City First Team … Heartland Conference Defensive Player of the Year … named to Heartland Conference Best 11 Team … served as team captain … plays club soccer with Oklahoma Energy Futbol Club (OEFC) … a 2024 ECNL Texas All-Conference Second Team selection … WPSL Oklahoma City FC Defensive Player of the Year … member of National Honor Society, Rotary Club and Key Club.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Andi and Barry Sullivan … has one sibling (Connor) … enjoys watching all kinds of sports and being with friends and family.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I chose The University of Oklahoma because, growing up in Norman, OU has always been a special place for me. I grew up watching OU Soccer and always dreamed of playing for my hometown team. I never knew if I would get the chance to live that dream but when I got the opportunity to explore my college options, this team and coaching staff had everything I was looking for. I knew it was the perfect place for me and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else. I'm Sooner born and Sooner bred."
ALYSSA TUTAS / F / PALM HARBOR, FLA.
A forward from Palm Harbor University High School in Palm Harbor, Fla … named all-conference … plays club soccer for Florida Premier FC ECNL … also plays lacrosse and runs cross country … a dean's list and honor roll member.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Melissa and Chris Tutas … has three siblings (brother [Austin], sister [Ashley] is a defender on the Oklahoma soccer team and sister [Ava] signed with South Carolina to play soccer … enjoys surfing, wakeboarding and snowboarding … plans to study hospitality & business management at OU.
WHY OKLAHOMA?
"I chose Oklahoma for several reasons, including the beautiful campus, the clean, safe environment that surrounds it and the atmosphere that the school creates for athletics. Everyone I met on my visit, from the academic staff to the soccer program, was super welcoming and I loved the entire coaching staff. I was also amazed by the support that the school provides for student-athletes. I felt like my goals and principles aligned well with the standards held for the team and it seemed like a great overall fit. Another aspect about Oklahoma, that appealed to me was the strong business program the school offers, as I intend to study business management and graduate with a degree in business. I can't wait for OU to be home."
For updates and more information on Oklahoma soccer, follow the Sooners on X and Instagram (@OU_WSoccer) and like Oklahoma Soccer on Facebook.
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