Tennessee Soccer Club (TSC) is proud to celebrate two alumni who have earned a spot in the NCAA Women’s Soccer Final Four this weekend, representing two different programs and continuing TSC’s tradition of developing high-character, high-performing athletes.
Siena Elder, a TSC alum and current student-athlete at Emory University, will compete tonight as her team continues its remarkable postseason run. Sienna has been a key contributor throughout the year and has emerged as a leader during Emory’s push toward a national title.
“Making it to the final four has definitely been the highlight of my soccer career because of the high-level, intense competition, hard work and grit we have had to put in to get to this point. Being apart of the group of only 4 teams to get this far is truly a once-in-a-lifetime, incredible, accomplishing feeling. I joined TSC my sophomore year of high school, and joining TSC significantly developed me as a player and helped me land my spot on the Emory Women’s Soccer team. I owe a big thanks to my teammates and coaches during my time at TSC who shaped me into the player I am today.”
Also competing on the national stage is Breahn Fisher, who will take the field with TCU in the NCAA semifinals on Sunday. Her performance and consistency throughout the season have helped propel her team into one of the most high-profile matches in college soccer.
““TSC allowed me to meet my best friends and be in an environment where my coaches and teammates pushed me to be better everyday. TSC prepared me very well to be the player I am today. Being in the final four is an unmatched feeling. I’m very grateful to be here with my best friends and get to do what I love. Everything happens for a reason and hard work always pays off.”
“These moments make our entire club proud,” said Girls ECNL Director, Ronnie Woodard. “To have two former TSC players competing in the Final Four at the same time shows the strength of our athletes, the support of our families, and the passion of our coaching staff. We’re thrilled to cheer on Breahn and Siena.”
Tennessee Soccer Club continues to support and celebrate alumni competing at all collegiate levels across the country. Seeing two former players reach this stage in the same year highlights the breadth of opportunity and the lasting impact of the TSC development pathway.
