Natalie Abel

Arkansas

Sep 21 (Sun)

7:00 PM

Natalie Abel celebrates second-half goal against Southern.

Photo by: Bailey Orr/Texas A&M Athletics

Position:
Forward
Height:
5-6
Class:
Freshman
High School:
JSerra Catholic
Hometown:
Rancho Mission Viejo, Calif.

CAREER: Transferred to UC San Diego following her freshman season... logged 12 Aggie caps, including five starts, for 465 minutes on the pitch... registered eight career points with two goals and four assists.

2021 – FRESHMAN: Played in 12 matches in her rookie campaign, including five starts, racking up 465 minutes... registered eight points on two goals and four assists... scored goals against Sam Houston (9/3) and Southern (9/8)... also tallied two assists against Sam Houston (9/3) for a career-high four points... added assists against UTEP (9/5) and Oklahoma State (9/12)... made first career start against UTEP (9/5)... played a career-high 62 minutes against Arkansas (9/23).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Played prep soccer for Coach George Deverrick as a sophomore at Tesoro High School and for Coach Greg Baker as a junior and senior at JSerra Catholic High School... led Jserra Catholic to a California Interscholastic Federation state finalist campaign as a senior as well as a regional semifinal appearance as a junior... spent four years with Real SoCal with Coaches Laura Janke, Sam Nellis and Richard Simms and three years with Eagles SC with Coaches Tim Kelly and Mikey Alexander... led Real SoCal in scoring all four years, logging over 20 goals in each campaign... played for Strikers FC for Coach Abner Rogers, leading the team in scoring with 25 goals, including seven goals at the ECNL National Championship where the squad advanced to the semifinal round... spent half a season with Pateadores U15 US Soccer Development Academy in 2017-18, appearing in 12 matches... has spent the last three seasons playing for the So Cal Blues ECNL squad under Coaches Abner Rogers and Greg Baker... led So Cal Blues to a ECNL national championship with a team-leading 38 goals in 2018-19, also winning Surf Cup and Blues Cup along the way.

7/6/2023