“We’re really excited to welcome these six young women to our UCF family. They come from different parts of the country, but what they all share is strong character, a competitive mindset, and a genuine passion for the game. They’re talented players who want to be challenged, are eager to learn, and have a real desire to continue growing and developing. Most importantly, they understand what it means to be a Knight and are excited to help us compete for Big 12 championships and continue raising the standard of UCF Women’s Soccer. We believe this group will make a great impact on our program, both on the field and within our team culture.”
Head Coach Tiffany Roberts SahaydakJuliette Azizi
Forward/Midfielder / Portland, Ore. / Portland Thorns Academy / Lincoln HS / Biomedical Science
Hailing all the way from Rose City, Azizi comes to Orlando as an electrifying addition to the squad. Described as one of the fastest players in Oregon high school soccer by her coach Kendall Johnson, she has the ability to routinely leave opponents in the dust and create scoring opportunities from as far as 30 yards out.
“I chose UCF for the overwhelming sense of community within the team,” Azizi said. “Right when I stepped foot on campus, I knew that this was the place I wanted to spend my next four years. I am so excited to be a part of this program and team.”
Azizi joins the Black and Gold with plenty of recognition, as well. The winger was most recently named the Top Forwards Prospect in the state of Oregon, in addition to earning Second Team All-League honors after leading her squad to a 13-4-1 overall record. Juliette also achieved First Team honors her junior year and was an Honorable Mention her sophomore year, after leading her team in scoring.
In addition to her high school career, Azizi has played club soccer for the Portland Thorns Academy since 2024, while also suiting up for the Portland Thorns of the WPSL. Off the field, Azizi played tennis at Lincoln, while also serving as a member of the Black Student Union and Key Club.
Lulu Consunji
Defender / Jacksonville Beach, Fla. / Jacksonville FC / Ponte Vedra HS / Health Science
Consunji joins the Knights as the number two ranked high school defender in Florida, bringing a long list of accolades and championship pedigree to UCF’s defensive unit.
During her decorated high school career, Consunji won two state championships in her freshman and sophomore years at Ponte Vedra High School, one of the top high school girl’s soccer teams in the country. In addition to taking home two state titles, the defender was named Freshman of the Year in her debut season. Consunji also earned Defensive Player of the Year honors in her sophomore year, team MVP her junior season, and was named varsity captain for her senior campaign.
The accolades don’t stop when you look off the field, as well. Consunji is a member of the National Honor Society at Ponte Vedra, while also being an Honor Roll student.
Consunji has also been a member of Jacksonville FC since 2020. During her time there, she has been named to the ECNL U18/19 Southeast All-Conference Team in 2026, the U17 Southeast All-Conference Team in 2025, while also traveling to England to take on Premier League Youth Academy teams (Arsenal, Crystal Palace, Everton, and London City).
As a great athlete with excellent skills as a defender, Consunji brings a lot to the UCF backfield. “I chose UCF because of its competitive soccer program, amazing coaching staff, and great team culture,” Consunji said on joining the Black and Gold. “I also really like how it’s a big school and close to home. I think that UCF will provide me with opportunities to grow as a person, student, and player.”
Addison Devine
Midfielder / Overland, Kan. / Kansas City Athletics / Blue Valley West HS / Health Sciences, Pre-Med
Going from the Sunflower State to the Sunshine State, Devine brings both experience and dedication to the UCF women’s soccer program.
“I chose UCF because of the incredible coaching staff, competitive environment, and family-like culture,” Devine said. “Coach Tiff reminded me how special it is that we get to play the sport we love. I knew UCF was somewhere I could grow both as a player and a person, and I couldn’t be more excited to be a Knight.”
Devine played club soccer with Kansas City Athletics, the same group that 2026 UCF commit Haley Cramer suited up for. During Devine’s time with KC Athletics, she helped lead them to the 2025 and 2024 ECNL National Championship Final, finishing as one of the top teams in the nation in both years. In 2023, she aided the Athletics to the Sweet 16 of the ECNL National Playoffs, as well.
Devine also played high school for Blue Valley West High School, helping them win the Regional Championship and qualify for the State Championship in 2026. She was also called-up to U.S. Youth National Team Identification in both 2022 and 2023.
Off the pitch, Devine is an Honor Roll student and worked with Future is Female Inc., a non-profit that fights for female empowerment and gender equality. She is also set to graduate early in December 2026, so she can begin time with the Knights in January 2027. Her dad, Dave, was also a two-time NCAA Division III All-American.
Sidney Heavey
Forward / Medfield, Mass. / Scorpions SC / Medfield HS / Undecided
The daughter of former pro Kristine Lilly, a teammate of Coach Tiffany Roberts Saheydak on both the gold-medal winning U.S. Women’s National Team for the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games and the 1999 World Cup, Heavey offers plenty of her own championship pedigree and accomplishments to Knight Nation.
“I chose to come to UCF to play soccer under Coach Tiff and to receive a great education,” Heavey said.
In her high school tenure, Heavey won the 2025 Division 3 State Championship, leading her team to a 22-1-0 record. She was also a 2024 State Championship Finalist, and went to the state Final Four in 2023. For her career, Heavey has amassed over 100 points and 60 goals, highlighted by her championship campaign in 2025, when she notched 24 goals and 14 assists. In her ongoing senior season, in which she was named team captain, Medfield has yet to lose a match, so far going 19-0-0. As of now, she’s totaled 27 goals and five assists on the year.
Heavey boasts a bevy of individual accomplishments to her name. In her 2025 junior season, she was named an All-American, while earning Tri-Valley League All-Star First Team, Tri-Valley League MVP, Division 3 Player of the Year, EMASS All-Star, First Team All-State, First Team All-New England honors. She also earned Tri-Valley League All-Star First Team, EMASS All-Star First Team honors her sophomore year.
The forward also played club soccer for Scorpions SC, notching 2025 ECNL First Team and 2026 ECNL Second Team honors. As well as her extraordinary soccer career, Heavey is a two-time state champion in basketball at shooting guard. She is a member of the National Art Honors Society, as well.
Josie Holland
Midfielder/Forward / Waverly, Tenn. / Tennessee SC / Lipscomb Academy / Zoology and Pre-Veterinarian Science
Another highly accomplished and decorated winner is joining the Knights in Holland. The midfielder/forward combo is a four-time state champion and brings an abundance of high school and club experience to Orlando.
Holland is Lipscomb Academy’s all-time leading scorer, accomplishing the feat after notching her 60th career goal this past September. In her senior season, she was also named the team’s Offensive MVP. Her other triumphs include All-State Team, All-Region Team, All-Midstate First Team honors her junior year, as well as All-Region First Team recognitions in both her freshman and sophomore campaigns. In addition to her efforts on the pitch, Holland also ran track at Lipscomb Academy.
Also a member of Tennessee SC, Holland has achieved U17 Ohio Valley All-Conference Second Team and U16 Ohio Valley All-Conference First Team, doing so in 2026 and 2025, respectively.
Holland also hails from an accomplished soccer family, as her sisters Saydie and Ella both played women’s soccer at the collegiate level. Saydie suited up for Ole Miss and Liberty, earning All-Conference First Team (CUSA) and 2022 All-Conference Second Team (ASUN) honors, while Ella played for Northern Kentucky University.
“I loved the coaches and how they seem so genuine, as well as the atmosphere that was created there from the team,” Holland said, on joining Knight nation. “The campus itself is beautiful, and I couldn't see myself going anywhere else.”
Jillian Mills
Defender / Portage, Mich. / Midwest United FC / Portage Central HS / Business
Last but certainly not least, Mills joins the Knights in the midst of a fantastic scholastic and prep career in the Great Lakes state. A defender with quick reactions, Mills gives UCF another young defensive weapon on the backline.
With still her senior season to go in the spring, Mills has played three years for the Mustangs at Portage Central High School, serving as a junior captain this past season. She received All-District, All-Region, First Team All-State honors thanks to her stellar junior campaign. She also notched All-District and All-Region recognition for her sophomore year, and was just one of two freshmen to make varsity in her first year.
Also playing club ball for Midwest United FC, Mills was named as a GA Player to Watch during her time there. Off the field, Mills received a GPA Gold Award all four years, while also accumulating over 180 service hours, proving to be an outstanding student both in and out of the classroom.
“I chose UCF because I think it offers an amazing opportunity to grow both as a soccer player and as a person. UCF has an incredible coaching staff, a competitive soccer program, and high expectations both athletically and academically,” Mills said. “I'm excited to be pushed to become the best version of myself, compete at a high level, and be around people who challenge and encourage me. I also love the opportunity to experience a new environment, meet new people, and be part of such a great university.”
