5-4 forward from Oakville, Ontario, now plays for the New York Sirens in the PWHL after being traded from Montreal at the 2025 PWHL Draft. Won silver with Team Canada at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina, scoring three goals and two assists in seven games.

Selected seventh overall in the 2023 PWHL Draft by Montreal, she spent two seasons with the Victoire before joining New York. Has 12 goals and 23 points in three PWHL seasons. At Cornell, she was a Patty Kazmaier Award nominee and Ivy League Player of the Year, holding records for career game-winning and shorthanded goals and ranking in the top 10 in goals and points.

6-6 forward from Deer Park, Texas, who played at High Point University, led the Panthers to conference titles, a program-record 31 wins, and their first NCAA win.

Averaged 16.0 points and 6.0 rebounds, shooting 55.3%, with seven double-doubles. Named Big South First Team and NABC First Team All-District.

Asemota, a 5-11 sprinter from Ajax, Ontario, was Canada's top sprinter in 2025, winning both the 100m and 60m titles and posting a best of 10.03 seconds, which ranks among Canada's top 10 all-time.

A 2024 Olympian in the 100m and 4x100m relay, he won gold at the 2025 World Relays in Guangzhou with Canada's 4x100m team and was named to the 2026 World Relays team in Gaborone, Botswana.

He's a Speed Academy product coached by Tony Sharpe and an Ohio State alum, born in Montreal and raised in Ajax.

6-3 defender from Phoenix, Arizona, playing with Werder Bremen III in Germany's Bremenliga. Versatile left-back and center-back, made the jump to Europe after a decorated college career. First-Team All-ASUN and Second-Team All-Atlantic Region at Bellarmine in 2024. Named ASUN Defensive Player of the Week and Top Drawer Soccer Winter All-American. Scored a clutch 89th-minute free kick against Stetson to clinch Bellarmine's ASUN Tournament berth.

Product of Phoenix Rising FC Academy. Attended Notre Dame Preparatory in Scottsdale, earning All-State, All-American and Region Defensive Player of the Year honors. Previously played at Belmont before transferring to Bellarmine. Graduated with a degree in Business Administration, named to the Dean's List and Academic Honor Roll. Played for Detroit Metro FC in the UPSL before signing with Werder Bremen III in August 2025.

6-2 linebacker from Vicksburg, Mississippi, plays for the Edmonton Elks in the CFL, named 2024 Most Outstanding Rookie after leading the league in tackles with 116. Named to All-CFL, won the Jackie Parker Trophy. Tulane alumnus with extension through 2026, co-represented by Tonbara and Grady Sports.

Partnered with Goodwill of Alberta for the Spring Cleaning Campaign, supporting employment and recycling efforts. A dominant rookie linebacker, Anderson is one of the CFL's top defenders.