(Tampa, Fla.) – Indy Eleven forward Reese Sochacki is one of eight players selected as a USL W League Central Conference Standout. This honor recognizes players who had outstanding performances throughout the season and made a significant impact in their conference.
“We’re incredibly proud to see Reese recognized by the league as an Impact Player this season,” said Girls in Blue Coach Brandon Kim. “What makes her story especially meaningful is that she has been part of our club every step of the way—from U8, through our Youth Academy and ECNL program, and now as a key contributor for our W League team.”
“Reese is a tremendous example of what can happen when talented players commit to a long-term development pathway. She represents our belief that while we always strive to build the strongest team possible, we want that foundation to be built around players who have come through our Academy. Reese is one of many players proving that pathway works, and we are grateful to see her earn this recognition.”
In the Central Conference, Sochacki tied for second in goals (6). The Indianapolis native led the Valley Division in goals, tied for third in assists (2), and tied for fifth in shots (16) and shots on target (10) to help the Girls in Blue finish the 2026 season on a five-match winning streak during which they outscored opponents 25-2.
In 2025, Sochacki recorded a career-high three assists vs. Dayton Dutch Lions FC, adding a goal against Lexington SC. She has been with the Indy Eleven W League team since 2022 when she was an Academy player.
Sochacki is in her second season playing collegiately at Xavier along with Girls in Blue teammate Breanna Dardano. Saturday, November 7 will be a Sochacki family gathering when the Musketeers play at Butler. Reese’s father Joe is an Assistant Coach at Butler and the Indy Eleven W League Sporting Director and Indy Eleven Pro Academy Director for the Elite Club National League (ECNL). Her mom Emily is the Manager, Team Operations for the Girls in Blue after playing collegiately at IU.
The Indy Eleven W League team will have 33 players from its 2026 roster playing collegiately at 17 different institutions this fall, with Emersen Jennings playing professionally in Iceland.
