Colorado State University Athletics
11/11/2026 4:49:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Five future Rams bring depth from the back line to the attack
FORT COLLINS -- Colorado State soccer and head coach Keeley Hagen announced the addition of five future Rams to the program's 2027 recruiting class. The group pairs three standouts from the Front Range with two Californians, bringing depth from the back line to the attack. The class will arrive in Fort Collins for the program's second season in the Pac-12 Conference.Â
Allie Smith | Defender | Aurora, Colo. | Grandview HS
Defender Allie Smith will make the trip up I-25 from Aurora, where she climbed the Centennial League honors ladder one rung at a time at Grandview High School. She earned honorable mention, then Second Team All-Conference, then First Team All-Conference. Her work in the classroom kept pace, with Academic All-State recognition, an academic letter, AP Scholar distinction and membership in the National Honor Society. Smith plans to pursue a career as a speech pathologist. Athletics run in the family, as her father, Brian, played Division I golf at Texas Tech.Â
Why Smith chose CSUÂ
"I chose Colorado State because of the competitive athletic and academic environment along with its proximity to home."Â
Addalynn Rodriguez | Defender | Irvine, Calif. | Mater Dei HSÂ
Defender Addalynn Rodriguez will join the Rams from Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, California, one of the most decorated programs in Southern California. A versatile defender who has also played on the wing, Rodriguez closed her 2025-26 season as a CIF State Champion and earned the CIF Medal of Honor in the title run. She was named First Team All-Trinity League, First Team All-County and All-CIF Southern Section Open Division, and took home Mater Dei's Defensive MVP award after posting four goals and 10 assists. A season earlier, she added five goals and nine assists as the Monarchs won the CIF Southern Section Division 1 title. Rodriguez made the Principal's Honor Roll all four years and served in student government throughout high school, including as head rally commissioner. She has attended two FIFA Women's World Cups, in France and Australia. Her Fort Collins ties run deeper than most. Her great-grandmother, Mabel Preble, was the first woman to serve as mayor of Fort Collins and the first woman in the city to serve as a judge.Â
Why Rodriguez chose CSUÂ
"It's a great school and community. I loved the soccer program and especially the coaches."Â
Tatum Gentry | Forward | Greeley, Colo. | Windsor HSÂ
Forward Tatum Gentry stays in Northern Colorado after a decorated career at Windsor High School. A two-time First Team All-State selection, Gentry also collected First Team All-Conference honors once and Second Team All-Conference honors twice. She matched that in the classroom as a First Team Academic All-Conference pick and a three-time academic letter winner. Raised on dirt bikes and quick enough to finish a book in a single day, Gentry plans to study business and marketing.Â
Why Gentry chose CSUÂ
"I chose CSU because I loved the atmosphere it has and the location being close to family. It is a very well-respected school, and the campus and coaches are amazing."Â
Lola Cervantes | Defender | San Ramon, Calif. | California HSÂ
Defender Lola Cervantes will join the Rams from San Ramon, California, where she plays for California High School and the De Anza Force 2009 ECNL team. A versatile defender who has also played in the midfield, Cervantes was named a SoccerWire Player to Watch at the ECNL Girls Phoenix National Event in fall 2025. This past summer, she helped the Monterey Bay Sirens win the USL W League Northern California Division title. Cervantes also has a futsal background and has represented the United States internationally in the sport.Â
Why Cervantes chose CSUÂ
"I fell in love with the schoool and the competitive culture of the soccer program. When I went on my visit, I really felt like I could see myself thriving at CSU and I immediately knew it was the place for me."Â
Mia Lorenzen | Midfielder | Fort Collins, Colo. | Fossil Ridge HSÂ
For midfielder Mia Lorenzen, the commute to the next level is a short one. The Fort Collins native helped Fossil Ridge High School win back-to-back 5A state championships, earning Second Team All-State and First Team All-Conference honors along the way. She paired that success with First Team Academic All-State recognition. Lorenzen plans to major in health and exercise science.Â
Why Lorenzen chose CSUÂ
"I chose Colorado State because I love the atmosphere and the team culture. Coach Keeley and the coaching staff have built a competitive and supportive environment that I know will help me develop as a soccer player and as a person."Â
Head coach Keeley Hagen on the 2027 class:Â
"As we head into our second season in the Pac-12, we're excited to welcome several proven champions to our program. This group brings a wealth of soccer knowledge, a passion for the game, and a winning mentality that will help us continue to grow. Beyond what they bring to the field, they are exceptional people whose character will strengthen our team and community."
