Westmont women’s soccer coach Jenny Jaggard announced the signings of seven freshmen for the 2019 season: Chase Sprink of Everett, Washington; Grace Duckens of Rancho Santa Margarita; Grace Hotaling of Morro Bay; Madison Griggs of Mission Viejo; Sadie Hill of Huntington Beach; Kendall Morton of Pasadena and Willow Martin of Singapore.

Sprink graduated from Glacier Peak High School, where she made the All-State team as a midfielder and was named Team Offensive MVP. The Washington native, who is expected to play forward for the Warriors, was the captain of her Washington Rush club team, which won championships in National League, State Cup, and Far West Regionals.

Duckens, who just graduated from Trabuco Hills High School, was a two-time First Team All-Sea View League selection and was a Sea View League All-Star her senior year. The winger played club for South Slammers FC, with whom she won the 2018 Cal South National Cup and reached the semifinals at Far West Regionals.

Hotaling was twice named Team MVP and also earned First Team All-League honors while at Morro Bay High School. The freshman midfielder was the captain of her Central Coast United club team, which won the prestigious Surf Cup. 

Griggs just graduated from Capistrano Valley High School, where she was twice named Team MVP and First Team All-Sea View League. The center back played club for Pateadores.

Hill was a three-time First Team All-League and All-CIF selection at Pacifica Christian High School in Orange County, where she was team captain all four years. The defender, who plays either center back or outside back, played club for Slammers FC ECNL.

Morton is a center defensive midfielder who graduated from Maranatha High School and played club for LA Premier FC.

Martin was the team captain of her Singapore American School team for two years, twice winning an Interscholastic Association of Southeast Asian Schools gold medal. The Singapore native, who plays either as a center back or defensive midfielder, did not play club soccer, instead opting to also play rugby and softball.

These seven incoming freshmen will play their first official collegiate game on August 15 at home against Southern Oregon.