Generated by Rank Math SEO, this is an llms.txt file designed to help LLMs better understand and index this website. # Sioux Falls City Football Club: All of us ## Sitemaps [XML Sitemap](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/sitemap_index.xml): Includes all crawlable and indexable pages. ## Posts - [City snuffs out River Light 7-1, seals second place in Heartland Division](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/city-snuffs-out-river-light-7-1-seals-second-place-in-heartland-division/): Having secured the goal differential tiebreaker had the clubs tied in Sunday evening's season finale, the Sioux Falls City Football Club was in the driver’s seat against River Light FC at Bob Young Field in Sioux Falls. A simple draw would have given City second place in the USL W Central Conference Heartland Division, but the hosts left nothing to chance – breaking a scoreless deadlock three minutes into the second half before rolling to a 7-1 victory.  - [Oelschlaeger ‘Kattrick’ leads City to 4-0 shutout of RKC Third Coast](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/oelschlaeger-kattrick-leads-city-to-4-0-shutout-of-rkc-third-coast/): Report and photos by Kevin Kyle  - [SFCFC selected for second release of Official League’s What If? 1986 collection ](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/sfcfc-selected-for-second-release-of-official-leagues-what-if-1986-collection/): by Kevin Kyle, photos by Travis Gallipo  - [Blood, sweat and cheers; City leave it late in 2-1 victory over Rochester FC ](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/blood-sweat-and-cheers-city-leave-it-late-in-2-1-victory-over-rochester-fc/): Report by Kevin Kyle, game day photos by Jason Ortiz  - [Close but no cigar; City bow out to Aurora FC 2-1 ](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/close-but-no-cigar-city-bow-out-to-aurora-fc-2-1/): Report by Kevin Kyle, photos by Travis Gallipo  - [City first to take points off Aurora FC, draw 1-1 with Heartland Division nemesis](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/city-first-to-take-points-off-aurora-fc-draw-1-1-with-heartland-division-nemesis/): Report and photos by Kevin Kyle  - [City prepares for Aurora pair with 6-0 drubbing of Lions ](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/city-prepares-for-aurora-pair-with-6-0-drubbing-of-lions/): By Kevin Kyle, Photos by Travis Gallipo  - [Busy City rubbing elbows, supporting causes and… scoring goals – beats Rochester FC 3-0 ](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/busy-city-rubbing-elbows-supporting-causes-and-scoring-goals-beats-rochester-fc-3-0/): by Kevin Kyle, Photos by Travis Gallipo  - [Hungry City hopeful of creating opening-day do over feast](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/hungry-city-hopeful-of-creating-opening-day-do-over-feast/): By Kevin Kyle  - [City not quite there in 2-0 loss to divisional leaders Aurora FC ](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/city-not-quite-there-in-2-0-loss-to-divisional-leaders-aurora-fc/): By Kevin Kyle  - [City set to square off against division leaders Minnesota Aurora FC ](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/city-set-to-square-off-against-division-leaders-minnesota-aurora-fc/): By Kevin Kyle  - [Classy City focuses on community as RKC Third Coast balks pre-battle ](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/classy-city-focuses-on-community-as-rkc-third-coast-balks-pre-battle/): By Kevin Kyle  - [City claims second straight, knocks off Rochester FC 3-1 on the road](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/city-claims-second-straight-knocks-off-rochester-fc-3-1-on-the-road/): By Kevin Kyle  - [New Places for New Faces – Sioux Falls City newcomers ready for action ](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/new-places-for-new-faces-sioux-falls-city-rookies-ready-for-action/): By Kevin Kyle  - [Back to Basics – Sioux Falls City earns first victory of season in new league, tops Chicago City Dutch Lions 2-1 ](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/back-to-basics-sioux-falls-city-earns-first-victory-of-season-in-new-league-tops-chicago-city-dutch-lions-2-1/): By Kevin Kyle - [Process, prepare and proceed – City look to put 3-0 season-opening loss in the distance, focus on Dutch Lions](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/process-prepare-and-proceed-city-look-to-put-3-0-season-opening-loss-in-the-distance-focus-on-dutch-lions/): By Kevin Kyle - [Hardly Green; Experienced Sioux Falls City Football Club to kick off new campaign in new league](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/hardly-green-experienced-sioux-falls-city-football-club-to-kick-off-new-campaign-in-new-league/): By Kevin Kyle  ## Pages - [Privacy policy](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/privacy-policy/): Your privacy is important to us. It is Sioux Falls City’s policy to respect your privacy regarding any information we may collect from you across our website, https://www.siouxfallscityfc.com, and other sites we own and operate. - [Past Games](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/past-games/): Past Games - [Staff](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/): To be updated - [Sitemap](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/sitemap/): Sitemap Pages About Blog Contact Home Partners Past Games Privacy policy Roster Schedule Staff Tickets Players Yuna Aoki Tierney Mullady Tiana Campbell Taylor Thomas Sophia Doumos Sadie Strait Michelle Granja Mia Mullenmeister Mary Boateng Madie Donovan Lulu Moreno Kinsley Pesicka Kiera Laney Keyera Harmon Jade Brown Iyán Hernandez Hannah Johann Hailee Christensen Elsie Odney Ella Rowell Dina Polanco Chloe Wilson Brooke Peotter Avery Korsching Aftyn Murray Addison Heck Addie Speight Matches Staff Gus Gutierrez Rob Breton Colette Montgomery Emily Palmer Sherri Meyers Emily Thomas Dale Weiler Travis Gallipo Marcus Adkison Joe DeMay Eric Thomas Stories SF City FC is ready for big things on the soccer field this season Across the Table with Emily Thomas Women’s soccer ready for 3rd season in Sioux Falls Dakota News Now to broadcast Sioux Falls City FC home games Equal Time Soccer Podcast - YouTube Video Pro Soccer was always the goal for owners of Sioux Falls City FC Sioux Falls City FC signs Letter of Intent to join pro league Sioux Falls City FC to join Women’s Premier Soccer League Sioux Falls City FC joins professional league Sioux Falls City Football Club wins season finale Sioux Falls City FC making an impact through soccer Sioux Falls City Football Club wins second straight match Successful start for Sioux Falls City Football Club New Sioux Falls amateur women's soccer team will play first game in June Posts by category Category: News/Blog Hardly Green; Experienced Sioux Falls City Football Club to kick off new campaign in new league Category: Uncategorized City snuffs out River Light 7-1, seals second place in Heartland Division Oelschlaeger ‘Kattrick’ leads City to 4-0 shutout of RKC Third Coast SFCFC selected for second release of Official League’s What If? 1986 collection  Blood, sweat and cheers; City leave it late in 2-1 victory over Rochester FC  Close but no cigar; City bow out to Aurora FC 2-1  City first to take points off Aurora FC, draw 1-1 with Heartland Division nemesis City prepares for Aurora pair with 6-0 drubbing of Lions  Busy City rubbing elbows, supporting causes and… scoring goals – beats Rochester FC 3-0  Hungry City hopeful of creating opening-day do over feast City not quite there in 2-0 loss to divisional leaders Aurora FC  City set to square off against division leaders Minnesota Aurora FC  Classy City focuses on community as RKC Third Coast balks pre-battle  City claims second straight, knocks off Rochester FC 3-1 on the road New Places for New Faces – Sioux Falls City newcomers ready for action  Back to Basics – Sioux Falls City earns first victory of season in new league, tops Chicago City Dutch Lions 2-1  Process, prepare and proceed – City look to put 3-0 season-opening loss in the distance, focus on Dutch Lions - [Partners](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/partners/): Together, we can set an example that elevates the game, each other, and the city we love. This is how you soccer. To make it happen, it takes all of us.  - [Blog](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/blog/): Celebrate the impact of SFCFC beyond the pitch with our community spotlight stories. Learn about our grassroots initiatives, charity partnerships, and fan engagement programs that make a positive difference in the lives of others. - [Contact](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/contact/): For general inquiries about the SFCFC, including ticketing and club events, please contact us at: Email: info@siouxfallscityfc.com - [Roster](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/roster/): We’re elevating the game on and off the pitch–for each other and the Sioux Falls community. - [Home](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/): We are the first professional women’s soccer club in South Dakota. We’re proud to bring together elite local, national, and global talent, to elevate the game and our community. Whether you’re a friend, a player, a die-hard fan, or someone who’s just curious about the game: soccer is for all of us. - [About](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/about/): As members of the USL W, our team of dedicated athletes, support professionals and passionate advocates have united behind our shared passion for the beautiful game. - [Tickets](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/tickets/): Experience the thrill of elite women’s soccer at an upcoming Sioux Falls City Football Club match. The roar of the crowd. The fun of special events and giveaways. The smells of concessions and treats. Tickets start at just $10. Season tickets are available, too! - [Schedule](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/schedule/): Download the 2026 Schedule ## Stories - [SF City FC is ready for big things on the soccer field this season](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/sf-city-fc-is-ready-for-big-things-on-the-soccer-field-this-season/) - [Across the Table with Emily Thomas](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/across-the-table-with-emily-thomas/) - [Women’s soccer ready for 3rd season in Sioux Falls](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/womens-soccer-ready-for-3rd-season-in-sioux-falls/) - [Dakota News Now to broadcast Sioux Falls City FC home games](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/dakota-news-now-to-broadcast-sioux-falls-city-fc-home-games/) - [Equal Time Soccer Podcast – YouTube Video](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/equal-time-soccer-podcast-youtube-video/) - [Pro Soccer was always the goal for owners of Sioux Falls City FC](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/pro-soccer-was-always-the-goal-for-owners-of-sioux-falls-city-fc/) - [Sioux Falls City FC signs Letter of Intent to join pro league](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/sioux-falls-city-fc-signs-letter-of-intent-to-join-pro-league/) - [Sioux Falls City FC to join Women’s Premier Soccer League](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/sioux-falls-city-fc-to-join-womens-premier-soccer-league/) - [Sioux Falls City FC joins professional league](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/sioux-falls-city-fc-joins-professional-league/) - [Sioux Falls City Football Club wins season finale](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/sioux-falls-city-football-club-wins-season-finale/) - [Sioux Falls City FC making an impact through soccer](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/sioux-falls-city-fc-making-an-impact-through-soccer/) - [Sioux Falls City Football Club wins second straight match](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/sioux-falls-city-football-club-wins-second-straight-match/) - [Successful start for Sioux Falls City Football Club](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/successful-start-for-sioux-falls-city-football-club/) - [New Sioux Falls amateur women’s soccer team will play first game in June](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/story/new-sioux-falls-amateur-womens-soccer-team-will-play-first-game-in-june/) ## Staff - [Gus Gutierrez](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/gus-gutierrez/) - [Rob Breton](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/rob-breton/): Rob Breton is a Street, MD native and the son of Angela and Bruce Breton. Rob was raised in a family that has been dedicated to sports through many generations, having had multiple Uncles and relatives drafted in the MLB. He graduated from Harford Technical High School in 2008 and from West Virginia Wesleyan College in 2013 with a degree in Exercise Science & Kinesiology. After graduating, Rob spent a few years in the Residential and Commercial Real Estate industry before making his way back to soccer, a place that has always had his heart since a young age. He started with Coaching Youth Teams ranging from the U18 Boys to the U7 Girls team of Marion FC in Fairmont, WV. During that time, Rob had completed many trials for Professional Indoor Teams in the MASL before ultimately building a Semi-Professional Men’s Team known as Appalachia FC (separate from the Men’s Team in Tennessee). While building this program, Rob started working on his Coaching Certifications through USSF where he was then given an opportunity to be the Assistant Coach at Alderson Broaddus University for the Women’s Program. After 4 years at AB, Rob was given the opportunity to move to Nebraska and take of the University of Nebraska at Kearney Women’s Soccer Program. Over the past 4 seasons, UNK’s team has continued to grow and progress towards being a more competitive team in the challenging MIAA Conference, including setting 22 team and individual records, while also making the MIAA Postseason tournament for the first time in 9 years as well as the 2nd winning season in program history. Rob loves to spend time backpacking, camping, snowboarding and finding new music, while playing soccer anytime he’s given the chance. Rob currently holds a USSF B license and is looking forward to working towards an A License as well as his masters degree. Soccer highlights and honors: Harford County 2nd Team All Conference (2008) 4th Place Finish in MD HS 1A/2A State Tournament (2007) 4th Place Finish in MD State Club Soccer Tournament (2008) West Virginia Wesleyan Men’s Team (2008-2013) WVIAC Regular Season Champions (2008) WVIAC Conference Tournament Runner Up (2008, 2009, 2010) NCAA Regional Champions (2010) - [Colette Montgomery](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/colette-montgomery/): Colette Montgomery enters her first season with Sioux Falls City FC and currently serves as the club’s Director of Player Recruitment and Retention. In this role, she supports the club’s player identification, evaluation, and recruitment efforts while working closely with the Sporting Director and technical staff to build a competitive environment that aligns with the club’s culture and long-term vision. - [Emily Palmer](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/emily-palmer/): Emily Palmer was born and raised in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.  She is a teacher and has taught several subject areas, including Spanish, English, reading, physical education/health in both middle and high school. - [Sherri Meyers](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/sherri-meyers/): Sherri brings a wealth of business experience to Sioux Falls City FC. Her career spans thirty years of leadership roles that combine experience in corporate management, finance, capital fundraising, and leading mission-driven organizations. Her expertise is developing dynamic teams, leading organizational change, and developing effective financial strategies. - [Emily Thomas](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/emily-thomas/): Sports have been an important part of Emily’s life for as long as she can remember. Emily grew up in Iowa playing softball, basketball, volleyball, and running track. She took her love for athletics to Augustana University and played softball in the 1993 National Championship game. Emily and the members of that historic softball team have since been inducted into the Augustana Hall of Fame. - [Dale Weiler](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/dale-weiler/): Dale is entering his third season as a Sioux Falls City FC Technical Staff member. He plays an integral role in the team's day-to-day training, planning, and works collaboratively with the rest of the staff to support the team's performance on game day. - [Travis Gallipo](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/travis-gallipo/): Travis Gallipo is Sioux Falls City Football Club’s Director of Photography and Media and has been with the club since day one. - [Marcus Adkison](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/marcus-adkison/): Marcus Adkinson is Sioux Falls City’s Game Day Ops Coordinator. - [Joe DeMay](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/joe-demay/): Joe’s soccer coaching career began almost the moment he stopped playing keeper after college and has continued for the last 33 years. He has coached at every level, from youth to high school, college, and WPSL. He spent 9 years coaching women at the D1 college level and 7 years as a US Soccer Development Academy Club Director. Joe spent several years on Ohio’s ODP staff and, additionally, the ODP Midwest Region staff. Joe’s legendary keen eye for talent served him well when he worked as a Talent and ID Scout for an NWSL team. - [Eric Thomas](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/staff/eric-thomas/): Eric is a vitreoretinal surgeon at Ophthalmology LTD in Sioux Falls, SD where he has been in practice for the past 17 years. He is a past president of the South Dakota Academy of Ophthalmology and has served as the regional representative for State Affairs for the American Academy of Ophthalmology. Being born and raised in South Dakota he has developed a passion for elevating the game of women's soccer in the Sioux Falls region of the upper Midwest. He lives in Sioux Falls with his wife Emily and their daughter Payton while their older children Taylor and Aidan are attending college. ## Players - [Tierney Mullady](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/tierney-mullady/) - [Tiana Campbell](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/tiana-campbell/) - [Sophia Doumos](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/sophia-doumos/): I started play soccer when I was 5 years old. Growing up I worked my way up the ranks at Belconnen United FC ending my career there in the first grade squad. I chose to continue my soccer development in America. I played two years at Seminole State College in Oklahoma where I graduated with an associates in Elementary Education. During my time there we made 2 national championships and making the semi final in my second year. This coming fall I will continue my academic and athletic journey at University of Dayton in Ohio. For now I get to focus all my attention to Sioux Falls City FC, ready to win some silverware! - [Sadie Strait](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/sadie-strait/) - [Kinsley Pesicka](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/kinsley-pesicka/) - [Jade Brown](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/jade-brown/): My names Jade Brown, I am from Canberra, Australia and I played JUCO and division II soccer. I came to the US when I was 18 and it’s been one of the best experiences. I love the outdoors and my dream is to travel the world.My names Jade Brown, I am from Canberra, Australia and I played JUCO and division II soccer. I came to the US when I was 18 and it’s been one of the best experiences. I love the outdoors and my dream is to travel the world. - [Hannah Johann](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/hannah-johann/) - [Ella Rowell](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/ella-rowell/): I’m from England and I’ve been in America for 2 years now playing at concord university in West Virgina. Before I came to America , I played for Durham women fc u21 in the PGA academy league.I’m from England and I’ve been in America for 2 years now playing at concord university in West Virgina. Before I came to America , I played for Durham women fc u21 in the PGA academy league. - [Dina Polanco](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/dina-polanco/) - [Mary Boateng](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/mary-boateng/): My name is Mary Boateng. I am from Ghana and I am a student-athlete with a passion for soccer. I play as a midfielder. My goal is to continue developing as a player while pursuing my education and making a positive impact on my team.” - [Kiera Laney](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/kiera-laney/) - [Addie Speight](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/addie-speight/): I started playing soccer around the age of 3 or 4 and loved it ever since. I have gone through many trials that tested me and my commitment to the sport. After each setback, I worked harder and harder to get back to where I was and even better. Through everything, I have continued to trust the process and keep my head down. I’ve always had the dream of playing soccer in college and pro since I was little. So far, I am playing at a Division 1 school and leading the team as a captain. I hope to play professionally after college. - [Iyán Hernandez](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/hiromi-hernandez/) - [Yuna Aoki](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/yuna-aoki/): Influenced by my older brother and his coaches, I started playing soccer at a local club when I was seven years old. In middle and high school, I played on my school’s soccer team and had the opportunity to attend training camps for the Japanese national youth teams. Believing that an environment where I could broaden my future options, face challenges, and push myself was essential for my personal growth, I enrolled at Arizona Western College and then transferred to North Carolina State University. - [Chloe Wilson](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/chloe-wilson/): I have been playing soccer since I was 5 years old and since then, I knew there was something different about the sport. I quickly wanted to work on my craft and go far with it at the highest level. I knew that by wanting to accomplish this goal that I had to find ways to compete at a high level of play. Through my youth I played with the 06 Tempo SC where I got all my basics. Since 2020, I have been playing with Dakota Alliance SC where we have had multiple success along the way including a national title. During my Junior year of high school I decided I wanted to enhance my level of play even more which led me to travel down 3 times a week to Omaha NE to train and play with Sporting Nebraska GA. Doing so, my craft has gotten recognized which has led me to where I am today by playing with Sioux Falls City FC and the University of Sioux Falls this fall. - [Brooke Peotter](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/brooke-peotter/): I've been playing soccer since I was about 4 years old. I started out playing with boys, then earned a starting spot on my high school varsity team in 7th grade. From there, I played with Black Hills Rapids, Rio Rapids GA, and now at the University of South Dakota. Coming from a small town, I'm truly grateful for every opportunity I’ve had and excited to continue this journey with Sioux Falls City FC! - [Addison Heck](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/addisonheck/): I have been playing soccer since I was 3 years old. I played club soccer, high school soccer and ODP. The summer of 2024 I traveled to Rockford Illinois where I competed with the best girls in the Midwest, unfortunately I didn’t make the team to travel to Florida, this was a turning point in my career and I realized I needed to work even harder, I began to train more, lift more weights, and became better everyday. The next summer in 2025 I traveled to Rockford again and made the Florida team. January 2026, I traveled to Florida and played against the best girls in the country. All of the training and high level play has shaped me into the player I am today. Ever since I was 3 years old soccer has been apart of my identity. My goal is to build my confidence, discipline, and play at the highest level possible. - [Madie Donovan](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/madie-donovan/) - [Avery Korsching](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/avery-korsching/) - [Elsie Odney](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/elsie-odney/) - [Taylor Thomas](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/taylor-thomas/): I started playing soccer at a very young age and quickly dreamed of playing professionally. Wanting to play at an elite level required me to look outside of where I grew up in South Dakota, leading me to leave home at the age of fourteen to attend Shattuck-St. Mary's, an elite boarding school in Faribault, Minnesota where I competed in both the DA and GA leagues. After completing high school, I pursued my soccer career at the University of Dayton and later transferred to Florida Gulf Coast University, where I currently play. Just as I did as a little girl, I still have aspirations of playing professionally after earning my degree, both overseas and in the US. - [Lulu Moreno](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/lulu-moreno/): I have been playing the sport since I was 4 and had a dream to go pro since. My journey playing took me to a lot of places, meeting a lot of people, experiencing new things. I've enjoyed every aspect of it. My goal has always been the same since I was little to go pro. - [Hailee Christensen](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/hailee-christensen/): I started playing soccer when I was 5 years old in Mitchell, SD as it was the only sport I could play at that age. In 2018, I started playing for Dakota Alliance SC as a U13 player. With the DASC 05 team, we won the USYS Presidents Cup National Championship in 2019 (the 1st national USYS title in SD history) and was named Best XI and Golden Ball winner. I was a member of the Midwest Region Team at the USYS ODP Inter Regionals in Florida in 2019, 2021 and 2022. In 2021 I tore my ACL and I like to say that was a turning point in my career. Not playing soccer for 9 months showed me my love for the game. The main goal I set for myself was to get back playing at the highest level possible and accomplish whatever I can while I still can. While playing high school soccer at Harrisburg HS, we won back-to-back State Championships in 2022 and 2023 (the 1st state championships in school history), I hold all the individual game, season and career records in goals and assists at Harrisburg, I won the Gatorade POY in my junior year and was nominated again my senior year, I also won the United Soccer Coaches Association All-American award (the 1st in SD history) during my junior year. In 2023, my DASC 06 team won the USYS National Championship (the 1st top flight USYS national title in SD history) and was named Best XI. I played my first two years of college at South Dakota State University. I recently transferred to the University of Minnesota to further my career in college soccer. I look forward to another successful summer contributing as much as I can to Sioux Falls City FC. - [Aftyn Murray](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/aftyn-murray/): I started playing soccer when I was 3 years old and have always wanted to become the best soccer player I could be. I always told my parents that I wanted to play in high school, college, and eventually professionally. My dream has always been to play at the highest level possible. Before Sioux Falls City came along, playing professionally seemed out of reach. I am very excited to start my professional journey with Sioux Falls City. My goals for playing for Sioux Falls City is to continue to work to be the best I can be, to work hard every day, to be a great teammate, and to contribute to the success of a great organization. - [Mia Mullenmeister](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/mia-mullenmeister/): I’ve been playing soccer for 13 years now. I started out playing locally in Mitchell and then transitioned to DASC when I was 13. That was when I started to dream about playing college soccer. I didn’t have access to a whole lot of resources to grow my game other than club practices so I really had to work on my own. It paid off and I was spotted by Manny Martins, the coach for USU when I was playing in a club showcase down in Las Vegas. I went on a visit in the summer going into my junior year of high school. I loved the team environment, academics, and beautiful mountain scenery and so I knew I had found my place. In January 2024, I enrolled early at USU and started training with the team and taking classes! - [Keyera Harmon](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/keyera-harmon/): I’ve played soccer since my mom put me in a camp when I was 4 years old. I played in California for a couple years until moving to SD, where I played for club and high school. Now I am currently playing at Morningside University and have recently joined the SFCFC to progress in my soccer career. My goals are to strive towards being the best player I can be to make an impact on the field, as well as make others feel encouraged, and use the skills I’ve learned from soccer in other aspects of life as well. - [Michelle Granja](https://siouxfallscityfc.com/players/michelle-granja/): At the age of 13 I fell in love with goalkeeping and soccer, I trained very hard and that led me to have beautiful experiences, I had the opportunity to play for my city Bogotá and for my country, my dreams are to play professionally internationally, and play For the Colombian senior team, I will take all the risks to reach my dreams and I will not stop until I achieve them.