Women's Soccer Welcomes Class of 2030
7/27/2026 11:06:00 AM | Women's Soccer
U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo., - Air Force women's soccer welcomes eight additions to the team, as the class of 2030 reported for I-Day on Wednesday June 24.
#14 Kambree Duker
Saint James Academy | Lenexa, KS
Defender
Duker earned three varsity letters at Saint James Academy, serving as team captain during her senior season. One of the top defensive prospects in the state, she was named the Kansas State Defender of the Year, a two-time All-State First Team selection, helped lead her team to a 2024 state runner-up finish, and was selected to compete in the Kansas All-Star Match. Ranked as the No. 1 defender in Kansas for the Class of 2026 by SoccerPrep, Duker was also recognized as a 2024 ECNL Player to Watch. At the club level, she helped her team capture back-to-back ECNL North American Cup championships in 2023 and 2024, and served as captain of the 2023 U.S. Youth Futsal National Team.
She chose the Academy because, It felt like home.
#33 Maeve Gayer
Eastport-South Manor Junior Senior HS | Manorville, NY
Goalkeeper
Gayer earned six varsity letters and enters the Academy as the reigning 2025 Goalkeeper of the Year. She helped lead her team to three league championships while earning 2025 All-State First Team honors and recognition as a 2025 Newsday Game Changer. Internationally, Gayer represented the Republic of Ireland on the 2025 WU19 National Team and received invitations to both the 2025 ECNL Conference Cup and the 2024-25 Gotham FC Professional Player Pathway Program.
She chose the Academy because, I wanted to be in an environment that challenges me to be better, provides endless opportunities, and enables me to be part of something bigger than myself with the privilege to serve my country.
#6 Sadie Hartman
Dakota Ridge HS | Steamboat Springs, CO
Midfielder
Hartman earned four varsity letters in soccer at Dakota Ridge HS, where she received All-State Second Team and All-Conference Honorable Mention honors. She also competed for Colorado Rush ECNL from 2024-26, gaining experience at one of the nation's top club programs. A multi-sport athlete, Hartman additionally earned two varsity letters in basketball.
She chose the Academy because, I enjoy being challenged both athletically and academically. The Air Force emphasizes leadership, which I believe is important in every aspect of life and will help me develop into the best person I can be. Another reason I chose the Academy was because of the soccer environment, they strive to be the best athletes and people.
#15 Isabella Hazel
Davis Senior HS | Davis, CA
Defender
Hazel was a four-year letterwinner in soccer and served as team captain during both her junior and senior seasons. A two-time Team MVP, she demonstrated consistent leadership and impact throughout her high school career. At the club level, Hazel spent 10 years competing for Davis Legacy, developing at one of Northern California's premier youth soccer programs.
#22 Olivia Jackson
Pine Creek HS | Colorado Springs, CO
Midfielder
Jackson was a four-year letterwinner at Pine Creek HS, where she earned two All-League First Team selections, three All-State Honorable Mention honors, and was twice named the team's Defensive Player of the Year. She also competed in basketball, showcasing her versatility as a multi-sport athlete. At the club level, Jackson played for Pride Soccer Club ECNL from 2022-24 before joining Real Colorado ECNL from 2024-26, where she earned ECNL/RL Mountain West League All-Conference First Team recognition.
She chose the Academy because, I wanted to be part of something larger than myself and dedicate my life to others.
#19 Maddie Lund
St. Ignatius College Preparatory | San Francisco, CA
Goalkeeper
Lund earned three varsity letters during her high school career while also competing for MVLA Soccer Club for four years. At the club level, she helped lead MVLA to an ECNL NorCal League championship and made two appearances at the ECNL National Championships. In addition to soccer, Lund was a multi-sport athlete, competing in both track and field and flag football.
She chose the Academy because, I wanted to be pushed at the highest level in every aspect of my life and have the opportunity to serve my country.
#10 Rian Sandhu
Garth Webb Secondary School | Oakville, Ontario
Midfielder
Sandhu graduated from Garth Webb Secondary School and competed at the club level for Hamilton United from 2021-23, Valencia CF in 2024, and North Toronto Soccer Club from 2023-26. She served as team captain for Valencia CF in 2024, highlighting her leadership on the pitch. A well-rounded athlete, Sandhu also competed in volleyball and basketball during her high school career.
#18 Ashley Yenawine
Westfield HS | Westfield, NJ
Midfielder
Yenawine was a four-year letterwinner at Westfield High School, where she served as team captain during her senior season in 2025. She helped lead the program to the 2024 Group 4 State Championship while earning First Team All-County and First Team All-Conference honors. At the club level, Yenawine competed for both the PDA Shore and PDA North White teams.
She chose the Academy because, It provides me with the opportunity to continue pursuing my love for soccer while also allowing me to serve my country and achieve a high level of education.
The Falcons will open their season at Cadet Soccer Stadium against service academy rival, Army, on Thursday August 13 at 6 p.m. MT.
