BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION – The Texas A&M soccer team strengthened its offensive arsenal with the addition of forward Savannah Hutchins, head coach G Guerrieri announced Tuesday.
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"We've needed a pacy breakaway threat at the front of our attack and Savannah more than fits that description," Guerrieri said. "She is skillful and hungry to score and set up goals. She has gained tremendous experience last year as one of the top young talents in the ACC and before that in one of the most outstanding youth development programs in America back in southern California."
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Born in Toronto, Hutchins has earned invitations to participate in national team camps for Canada Soccer, including stints with the U17 squad.
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Hutchins, who joins the 2025 squad as a sophomore, played four games for North Carolina State in her rookie season in 2024.
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"I expect her to have an immediate impact on our offense, making us more dangerous in attack," Guerrieri said. "She will help us compete on the national stage."
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Hutchins was a prep star at Moorpark (Calif.) High School. As a sophomore she logged 41 points on 17 goals and seven assists. Her freshman campaign resulted in 22 points on nine goals and four assists in eight matches. She enjoyed a stellar club career at Slammers HB Koge.
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"We've needed a pacy breakaway threat at the front of our attack and Savannah more than fits that description," Guerrieri said. "She is skillful and hungry to score and set up goals. She has gained tremendous experience last year as one of the top young talents in the ACC and before that in one of the most outstanding youth development programs in America back in southern California."
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Born in Toronto, Hutchins has earned invitations to participate in national team camps for Canada Soccer, including stints with the U17 squad.
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Hutchins, who joins the 2025 squad as a sophomore, played four games for North Carolina State in her rookie season in 2024.
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"I expect her to have an immediate impact on our offense, making us more dangerous in attack," Guerrieri said. "She will help us compete on the national stage."
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Hutchins was a prep star at Moorpark (Calif.) High School. As a sophomore she logged 41 points on 17 goals and seven assists. Her freshman campaign resulted in 22 points on nine goals and four assists in eight matches. She enjoyed a stellar club career at Slammers HB Koge.