ORLANDO – With NCAA Tournament play on the horizon, the UCF women’s soccer team has already begun building on this season’s success by putting pen to paper on reinforcements for the 2026 campaign.
Midfielder/forward Haley Cramer, forward Jasmyn Mitchner, and goalkeeper Virginia Green have all announced their commitments to UCF, becoming the first three members of the Knights’ 2026 signing class.
“We couldn’t be more excited to welcome this talented class to the Knight family. Each of them has the competitiveness, character, and hunger that define UCF Women’s Soccer. They’re dynamic players who love to work, love to win, and love being part of something bigger than themselves. This group will raise the level every day, they fit our culture perfectly and are ready to make an immediate impact as a Knight,” head UCF coach Tiffany Roberts Sahaydak said.
Haley Cramer
Forward/Midfielder / Lee’s Summit, Mo. / Kansas City Athletics / Blue Springs South HS / Business
Cramer joins the Knights with a decorated list of accomplishments, taking home all-state, all-region, and all-district awards in Missouri in each year of her high school career. She was named both Jackson County Player of the Year and Most Valuable Player in her sophomore and junior seasons, and has broken multiple Blue Springs South High School records.
With her club Kansas City Athletics, the Lee’s Summit, Missouri native was named to the ECNL All-Conference First Team in 2024, following a run to the quarterfinals.
Off the soccer field, Cramer represented her school playing basketball, as well as in track and cross country. She also participated in Senate, a leadership group that puts on events for her school and carries out community service projects.
“I chose UCF because I was wowed away on my visit,” she said. “The very competitive Division I atmosphere will not only help me thrive and get better as a player, but also connect me to so many new friends and teammates who are striving for the same things.”
Jasmyn Mitchner
Forward / Tampa, Fl. / Tampa Bay United / T. R. Robinson HS / Kinesiology
Mitchner will make the short trip to Orlando from Tampa, Florida, bringing with her a long list of accolades that range between multiple sports.
She has been the team captain and most valuable player for her T.R. Robinson High School soccer team, as well as being named to both the All State First-Team and Western Conference First Team in her sophomore and junior years. Mitchner has broken both T. R. Robinson’s single-season and career goals and points records, being named an All-Southeastern player in her junior season. The forward was also named as an FACA Girls Soccer All-Star Classic selectee in her third high school campaign.
The Tampa native was named Hillsborough Player of the Year in her freshman season, and was a back-to-back Minot High State Champion in 2020-21 and 2021-22 (Minot, N.D.), making the All-State Second Team in the latter season. She is also a 2022-23 United States Youth National Team ID Talent Center Invitee.
“I love the team’s style of play, the way the team connects, the chemistry. It really seems like a family, and it reflects on the field by the way they work together,” Mitchner said. “I am excited to represent UCF and look forward to working with my teammates and the coaching staff.”
For her club, Tampa Bay United ECNL 08 Girls, she was the captain for two years, a two-time First Team All–Southeast Conference selection, and an ECNL Nationals participant in 2022-23, 2023-24, and 2024-25. Mitchner was also a USL Academy Participant, and a 2025 UPSL South Tampa FC Conference Champion.
Outside of soccer, Mitchner is a three-time flag football state champion, two-time All-State First Team member, U17 United States National Flag Football invitee, and the first ever Under Armour Future 50 Girls Most Valuable Player.
Off of the field, she was a member of the Junior Civitan Club, Best Buddies, Fellow Christian Athletes, and First Priority.
Virginia Green
Goalkeeper / Nashville, Tenn. / Tennessee Soccer Club / IMG Academy / Psychology
Green will bolster the Black and Gold’s goalkeeper corps in the spring of 2026, hailing from Nashville, Tennessee.
During her high school career, she won IMG Goalkeeper of the Year honors her junior season, and was a GA National Quarterfinalist. She participated in the GA Southeast Talent ID event in both her sophomore and junior seasons, also receiving a call-up to the US Talent ID Camp in her sophomore year.
In her freshman year, Green became a U15 ECNL Ohio Valley Champion with Tennessee Soccer Club. The American shot-stopper was regarded as a player to watch in the ECNL national playoffs and was named to her high school’s all-district team.
Green is also a member of the National Honor Society, and she plans to study psychology at UCF.
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