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Soccer Adds Five Spring Transfers for 2024
January 04, 2024 | Soccer
NORMAN – University of Oklahoma head soccer coach Matt Mott announced the addition of five transfer athletes to the program's 2024 newcomer class Thursday. Caroline Duffy, Sophia Green, Nevaeh Johnson, Kiki Smith and Ashley Tutas will join the Sooners as transfers for the 2024 season and plan to enroll at OU for the spring semester.
The five transfers include one goalkeeper, one forward, one midfielder and two defenders. Five states are represented in the transfer class as Duffy joins OU from Maryland, Green from Washington, Johnson from Texas, Smith from Arizona and Tutas from Florida.
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CAROLINE DUFFY / GK / CLARKSVILLE, MD.
A goalkeeper from River Hill High School in Clarksville, Md. … Joins the Sooners following two seasons at Duke … Appeared in six matches at Duke, logging 164:50 scoreless minutes across her career including a shutout of UNC Greensboro last fall … A three-year captain at River Hill … Started every match dating back to her freshman year, going 43-13-2 with 37 shutouts in 58 starts … Owned a 0.46 goals-against average as a prep … Led River Hill to the 2018 Class 2A state championship and a finals appearance in 2021 … Earned United Soccer Coaches All-America honors as a senior and was invited to the All-American game … Added first-team all-state and all-region accolades in 2021 … Named the Howard County player of the year in addition to first-team all-county laurels … Garnered first-team all-metro honors from the Baltimore Sun and The Washington Post … 2021 Varsity Network defensive player of the year … Earned honorable mention all-state honors in 2019 … Graduated as a four-time all-county selection and two-year all-metro honoree … Played her club soccer with Maryland United … Earned Elite Club National League (ECNL) North Atlantic first-team all-conference honors in 2021 … Invited to the 2021 National Selection Game in Tennessee … Invited to multiple national and regional U.S. Soccer Youth National Team identification centers and training camps … Led her U16 team to the Final 8 at the 2019 ECNL Nationals … Named to the Best XI at the 2019 ECNL National Training Camp … Also played basketball and served as a captain … National Honor Society member … Named to the principal's honor roll … Four-time River Hill Scholar Athlete Award recipient … Four-time Minds in Motion Scholar Athlete Award recipient.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Patrick and Lynda Duffy … Has two siblings (Caitlin and Mia) … Mom played soccer at Loyola … Dad played soccer at Tufts … Enjoys playing guitar and sailing … Plans to major in business.
WHY OKLAHOMA? "I chose Oklahoma because I wanted to play for a high-level soccer program. I love the atmosphere the players and coaches all spoke of. I'm excited to be a part of the family environment."
OU HEAD COACH MATT MOTT ON DUFFY:
"Caroline is a big-time goalkeeper. She's a great shot stopper, is excellent with her feet and very brave in traffic. She has everything it takes to be a starter in the SEC; we expect her to come in and immediately compete to be our starter. We're very excited to add Caroline to our team."
SOPHIA GREEN / F / ALLYN, WASH.
A forward from North Mason High School in Belfair, Wash. … Joins the Sooners following four seasons at Omaha … Earned United Soccer Coaches All-West Region Second Team honors while being crowned the Summit League Offensive Player of the Year this past fall after leading the conference in scoring with a school-record 25 points on 10 goals and five assists … Closed her Omaha career as the program's Division I era leader in goals and points, scoring 23 goals with 11 assists for 57 points … Two-time All-Summit League honoree (2020 second-team, 2023 first-team) … Named the 2020 Summit League Newcomer of the Year and headlined the conference's all-newcomer team … Starred as a prep at North Mason, twice earning All-Olympic League honors and adding All-Mason County honors in 2019 … Played her club soccer with Crossfire Premier … Earned the 2019 U16-17 Northwest Conference championship … Guided Crossfire to championships at the 2017 Surf Cup and 2019 U19 Surf Cup Best of Best Bracket while adding a third-place finish at the 2018 Madrid Cup … Also played basketball, earning all-league and all-county honors in addition to being named a senior all-star … National Honor Society officer … Two-year member of the president's and dean's lists … Key Club member.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Greg and Tanya Green … Has three siblings (Logan, Kaylie and Abigail) … Enjoys traveling, shopping and drinking coffee … Earned her undergraduate degree in business administration, major management and leadership with a secondary concentration in marketing from Omaha … Will be enrolling in graduate school at Oklahoma.
WHY OKLAHOMA? "The staff and players at Oklahoma were so welcoming and genuinely kind. The facilities are top notch, and the athletics department is focused on the success of every athlete. When visiting OU I felt valued and like I would be part of an amazing team of individuals who will work together to compete for a championship."
OU HEAD COACH MATT MOTT ON GREEN:
"We needed to add a center forward in the portal, and we have added a great one in Sophia. She proved herself as one of the best out of the Summit League and she is ready for the SEC. She is powerful, strong and great in the air. She's a pure goal-scorer. We are thrilled to have Sophia join us."
NEVAEH JOHNSON / M / ARLINGTON, TEXAS
A midfielder from Kennedale High School in Kennedale, Texas … Joins the Sooners following three seasons at LSU … Appeared in 18 matches with seven starts last fall, logging 730 minutes and three shots on goal while operating as a defensive-minded midfielder … Has appeared in 25 matches across her collegiate career … A standout as a prep at Kennedale … Earned honorable mention all-state honors while being named district MVP as a senior … Two-time first-team all-region selection … Named conference newcomer of the year in 2018 and midfielder of the year in 2019 … Played her club soccer with Solar in the Elite Club National League (ECNL).
PERSONAL: Daughter of Shannon and Rodric Johnson … Has one sibling (Nevyn) … Enjoys reading, online shopping and walking her dog … Plans to pursue an MBA at Oklahoma.
WHY OKLAHOMA? "When I stepped foot on campus, it felt like home; the people, the environment, everything. Coming to Oklahoma brings me back to my roots, as it's my dad's home state and I have tons of family just miles up the road. Joining the SEC also means everything to me, as that is where I've competed for the past three years. I feel I am more than prepared for the conference with this group of girls."
OU HEAD COACH MATT MOTT ON JOHNSON:
"Nevaeh is a seasoned veteran out of the SEC and will provide us much-needed experience in our holding mid position. She has proven she can play at the highest level and will compete right away to be a starter. Her tenacious defending and toughness are exactly what we were looking for at her position. Sooner Nation is going to love watching Nevaeh."
KIKI SMITH / D / AHWATUKEE, ARIZ.
A defender from Desert Vista High School in Phoenix, Ariz. … Joins the Sooners following two seasons at Washington State … Appeared in four matches with one start last fall as a redshirt freshman … Named a top prospect in the state of Arizona at Desert Vista HS … Earned first-team all-region and all-conference honors as a senior … Began her prep career at V. Sue Cleveland HS in New Mexico, becoming the youngest player ever to earn a varsity jersey as an eighth-grade student … Played her club soccer with the Utah Royals FC … Invited to the Elite Club National League (ECNL) Selection Game … Selected to Top Drawer Soccer's Best XI at three different showcases … Honor roll student.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Kim and Dean Smith … Has five siblings (Allyson, Andrew, Jeff, Guy and Morgan) … Enjoys anything outdoors, sports, spending quality time with her friends and family, community service and traveling … Has eight nieces and nephews … Plans to major in health and exercise science.
WHY OKLAHOMA? "I chose Oklahoma because it checked every single box in terms of what I was looking for in a new school. As soon as I stepped on campus I felt at home. I was welcomed with open arms by the coaching staff as well as the players. I knew I could see myself being happy and succeeding here."
OU HEAD COACH MATT MOTT ON SMITH:
"Kiki is an excellent defender from Phoenix. She has a world-class left foot and is a tenacious defender. Her club and college coaches have raved about her potential for excellence in the SEC. We are very excited to add Kiki to our program."
ASHLEY TUTAS / F/D / PALM HARBOR, FLA.
A forward and defender from Palm Harbor University High School in Palm Harbor, Fla. … Joins the Sooners following two seasons at Florida … Appeared in 15 matches as a freshman and started the final four tilts, logging 748 minutes of action … Won Gold with Bermuda at the 2023 NatWest International Island Games XIX, scoring a goal in each of the final two matches of group play … Began her prep career at Archbishop Spalding HS in Severn, Md. … Named second-team all-state by the Maryland Association of Coaches of Soccer in 2019 … Earned all-metro honors from the Baltimore Sun and The Washington Post … Added all-conference laurels and was named a Top Drawer Soccer (TDS) Maryland State All-Star … Played her club soccer with Maryland United in the Elite Club National League (ECNL) … Ranked the No. 86 prospect nationally by TDS … Attended the 2021 U.S. Soccer U18 National Team virtual camp … Member of the 2020 Washington Spirit Advanced Development Program Players Pool … Named to the 2018-19 U15 UCNL Northeast All-Conference team … Invited to the 2018 U.S. Soccer ID2 National Team camp … Also played lacrosse, earning underclass All-America honors in 2018 … Presidential Merit Scholarship recipient … Senior Leadership Award recipient.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Melissa and Chris Tutas … Has three siblings (Austin, Ava and Alyssa) … Enjoys boating and wakeboarding … Plans to major in communications.
WHY OKLAHOMA? "I chose Oklahoma due to the championship culture of the school and high standards both athletically and academically. I want to compete for a championship and play at the highest level, surrounded by people who push each other but have fun together at the same time, which is exactly what I felt at Oklahoma. From the minute I stepped on campus it felt like the place I wanted to be, and I can't wait for what's ahead."
OU HEAD COACH MATT MOTT ON TUTAS:
"Ashley is the most versatile player we have added from the portal. She can play wide on the left or right, up front or in the back. She brings tremendous international and SEC experience to our program. Ashley will be ready to go as soon as she steps on campus."
For updates and more information on Oklahoma soccer, follow the Sooners on X and Instagram (@OU_WSoccer) and like Oklahoma Soccer on Facebook.
The five transfers include one goalkeeper, one forward, one midfielder and two defenders. Five states are represented in the transfer class as Duffy joins OU from Maryland, Green from Washington, Johnson from Texas, Smith from Arizona and Tutas from Florida.
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CAROLINE DUFFY / GK / CLARKSVILLE, MD.
A goalkeeper from River Hill High School in Clarksville, Md. … Joins the Sooners following two seasons at Duke … Appeared in six matches at Duke, logging 164:50 scoreless minutes across her career including a shutout of UNC Greensboro last fall … A three-year captain at River Hill … Started every match dating back to her freshman year, going 43-13-2 with 37 shutouts in 58 starts … Owned a 0.46 goals-against average as a prep … Led River Hill to the 2018 Class 2A state championship and a finals appearance in 2021 … Earned United Soccer Coaches All-America honors as a senior and was invited to the All-American game … Added first-team all-state and all-region accolades in 2021 … Named the Howard County player of the year in addition to first-team all-county laurels … Garnered first-team all-metro honors from the Baltimore Sun and The Washington Post … 2021 Varsity Network defensive player of the year … Earned honorable mention all-state honors in 2019 … Graduated as a four-time all-county selection and two-year all-metro honoree … Played her club soccer with Maryland United … Earned Elite Club National League (ECNL) North Atlantic first-team all-conference honors in 2021 … Invited to the 2021 National Selection Game in Tennessee … Invited to multiple national and regional U.S. Soccer Youth National Team identification centers and training camps … Led her U16 team to the Final 8 at the 2019 ECNL Nationals … Named to the Best XI at the 2019 ECNL National Training Camp … Also played basketball and served as a captain … National Honor Society member … Named to the principal's honor roll … Four-time River Hill Scholar Athlete Award recipient … Four-time Minds in Motion Scholar Athlete Award recipient.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Patrick and Lynda Duffy … Has two siblings (Caitlin and Mia) … Mom played soccer at Loyola … Dad played soccer at Tufts … Enjoys playing guitar and sailing … Plans to major in business.
WHY OKLAHOMA? "I chose Oklahoma because I wanted to play for a high-level soccer program. I love the atmosphere the players and coaches all spoke of. I'm excited to be a part of the family environment."
OU HEAD COACH MATT MOTT ON DUFFY:
"Caroline is a big-time goalkeeper. She's a great shot stopper, is excellent with her feet and very brave in traffic. She has everything it takes to be a starter in the SEC; we expect her to come in and immediately compete to be our starter. We're very excited to add Caroline to our team."
SOPHIA GREEN / F / ALLYN, WASH.
A forward from North Mason High School in Belfair, Wash. … Joins the Sooners following four seasons at Omaha … Earned United Soccer Coaches All-West Region Second Team honors while being crowned the Summit League Offensive Player of the Year this past fall after leading the conference in scoring with a school-record 25 points on 10 goals and five assists … Closed her Omaha career as the program's Division I era leader in goals and points, scoring 23 goals with 11 assists for 57 points … Two-time All-Summit League honoree (2020 second-team, 2023 first-team) … Named the 2020 Summit League Newcomer of the Year and headlined the conference's all-newcomer team … Starred as a prep at North Mason, twice earning All-Olympic League honors and adding All-Mason County honors in 2019 … Played her club soccer with Crossfire Premier … Earned the 2019 U16-17 Northwest Conference championship … Guided Crossfire to championships at the 2017 Surf Cup and 2019 U19 Surf Cup Best of Best Bracket while adding a third-place finish at the 2018 Madrid Cup … Also played basketball, earning all-league and all-county honors in addition to being named a senior all-star … National Honor Society officer … Two-year member of the president's and dean's lists … Key Club member.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Greg and Tanya Green … Has three siblings (Logan, Kaylie and Abigail) … Enjoys traveling, shopping and drinking coffee … Earned her undergraduate degree in business administration, major management and leadership with a secondary concentration in marketing from Omaha … Will be enrolling in graduate school at Oklahoma.
WHY OKLAHOMA? "The staff and players at Oklahoma were so welcoming and genuinely kind. The facilities are top notch, and the athletics department is focused on the success of every athlete. When visiting OU I felt valued and like I would be part of an amazing team of individuals who will work together to compete for a championship."
OU HEAD COACH MATT MOTT ON GREEN:
"We needed to add a center forward in the portal, and we have added a great one in Sophia. She proved herself as one of the best out of the Summit League and she is ready for the SEC. She is powerful, strong and great in the air. She's a pure goal-scorer. We are thrilled to have Sophia join us."
NEVAEH JOHNSON / M / ARLINGTON, TEXAS
A midfielder from Kennedale High School in Kennedale, Texas … Joins the Sooners following three seasons at LSU … Appeared in 18 matches with seven starts last fall, logging 730 minutes and three shots on goal while operating as a defensive-minded midfielder … Has appeared in 25 matches across her collegiate career … A standout as a prep at Kennedale … Earned honorable mention all-state honors while being named district MVP as a senior … Two-time first-team all-region selection … Named conference newcomer of the year in 2018 and midfielder of the year in 2019 … Played her club soccer with Solar in the Elite Club National League (ECNL).
PERSONAL: Daughter of Shannon and Rodric Johnson … Has one sibling (Nevyn) … Enjoys reading, online shopping and walking her dog … Plans to pursue an MBA at Oklahoma.
WHY OKLAHOMA? "When I stepped foot on campus, it felt like home; the people, the environment, everything. Coming to Oklahoma brings me back to my roots, as it's my dad's home state and I have tons of family just miles up the road. Joining the SEC also means everything to me, as that is where I've competed for the past three years. I feel I am more than prepared for the conference with this group of girls."
OU HEAD COACH MATT MOTT ON JOHNSON:
"Nevaeh is a seasoned veteran out of the SEC and will provide us much-needed experience in our holding mid position. She has proven she can play at the highest level and will compete right away to be a starter. Her tenacious defending and toughness are exactly what we were looking for at her position. Sooner Nation is going to love watching Nevaeh."
KIKI SMITH / D / AHWATUKEE, ARIZ.
A defender from Desert Vista High School in Phoenix, Ariz. … Joins the Sooners following two seasons at Washington State … Appeared in four matches with one start last fall as a redshirt freshman … Named a top prospect in the state of Arizona at Desert Vista HS … Earned first-team all-region and all-conference honors as a senior … Began her prep career at V. Sue Cleveland HS in New Mexico, becoming the youngest player ever to earn a varsity jersey as an eighth-grade student … Played her club soccer with the Utah Royals FC … Invited to the Elite Club National League (ECNL) Selection Game … Selected to Top Drawer Soccer's Best XI at three different showcases … Honor roll student.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Kim and Dean Smith … Has five siblings (Allyson, Andrew, Jeff, Guy and Morgan) … Enjoys anything outdoors, sports, spending quality time with her friends and family, community service and traveling … Has eight nieces and nephews … Plans to major in health and exercise science.
WHY OKLAHOMA? "I chose Oklahoma because it checked every single box in terms of what I was looking for in a new school. As soon as I stepped on campus I felt at home. I was welcomed with open arms by the coaching staff as well as the players. I knew I could see myself being happy and succeeding here."
OU HEAD COACH MATT MOTT ON SMITH:
"Kiki is an excellent defender from Phoenix. She has a world-class left foot and is a tenacious defender. Her club and college coaches have raved about her potential for excellence in the SEC. We are very excited to add Kiki to our program."
ASHLEY TUTAS / F/D / PALM HARBOR, FLA.
A forward and defender from Palm Harbor University High School in Palm Harbor, Fla. … Joins the Sooners following two seasons at Florida … Appeared in 15 matches as a freshman and started the final four tilts, logging 748 minutes of action … Won Gold with Bermuda at the 2023 NatWest International Island Games XIX, scoring a goal in each of the final two matches of group play … Began her prep career at Archbishop Spalding HS in Severn, Md. … Named second-team all-state by the Maryland Association of Coaches of Soccer in 2019 … Earned all-metro honors from the Baltimore Sun and The Washington Post … Added all-conference laurels and was named a Top Drawer Soccer (TDS) Maryland State All-Star … Played her club soccer with Maryland United in the Elite Club National League (ECNL) … Ranked the No. 86 prospect nationally by TDS … Attended the 2021 U.S. Soccer U18 National Team virtual camp … Member of the 2020 Washington Spirit Advanced Development Program Players Pool … Named to the 2018-19 U15 UCNL Northeast All-Conference team … Invited to the 2018 U.S. Soccer ID2 National Team camp … Also played lacrosse, earning underclass All-America honors in 2018 … Presidential Merit Scholarship recipient … Senior Leadership Award recipient.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Melissa and Chris Tutas … Has three siblings (Austin, Ava and Alyssa) … Enjoys boating and wakeboarding … Plans to major in communications.
WHY OKLAHOMA? "I chose Oklahoma due to the championship culture of the school and high standards both athletically and academically. I want to compete for a championship and play at the highest level, surrounded by people who push each other but have fun together at the same time, which is exactly what I felt at Oklahoma. From the minute I stepped on campus it felt like the place I wanted to be, and I can't wait for what's ahead."
OU HEAD COACH MATT MOTT ON TUTAS:
"Ashley is the most versatile player we have added from the portal. She can play wide on the left or right, up front or in the back. She brings tremendous international and SEC experience to our program. Ashley will be ready to go as soon as she steps on campus."
For updates and more information on Oklahoma soccer, follow the Sooners on X and Instagram (@OU_WSoccer) and like Oklahoma Soccer on Facebook.
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