Women’s Soccer | June 28, 2024
LOS ANGELES – The USC women’s soccer team announced another addition to its incoming class this week, welcoming in transfer goalkeeper Phoebe Carver from Arkansas.
Carver joins the Trojans after playing her freshman season in Fayetteville, where she started 14 games for the No. 17 Razorbacks.
USC announced its incoming class in January, with the Trojan freshmen ranked the No. 8 class in the nation. Carver is one of five transfers to sign on with the Trojans this offseason, joining Maria Alagoa, Molly McDougal, Maile Hayes and Laurence Gladu.
Phoebe Carver | Goalkeeper
Hometown: Arlington, Va,
Previous School: Arkansas
High School/Club: Bishop O’Connell HS/Arlington Soccer Association ECNL
Highlights:
- Made 14 starts in goal and played 1,080 minutes for No. 17 Arkansas as a freshman in 2023.
- Posted an 8-2-0 record in goal, with six shutouts and a 0.67 goals against average.
- Ranked No. 3 in the SEC with four shutouts in league play.
- Ranked No. 2 in the SEC with an .897 save percentage and a 0.40 GAA mark in conference matches.
- Posted a career-high eight saves against Pitt in the NCAA Tournament.
Head Coach Jane Alukonis on Carver: “We are so excited to sign Phoebe. She is an experienced goalkeeper who led Arkansas to the SEC final and the second round of the NCAA Tournament. She brings a competitiveness and grit that will surely have a positive impact on our goalkeeping environment.”
Carver on USC: ” I chose USC because of the incredible opportunity to be a part of and contribute to the great legacy of USC soccer, as well as the incredible education and values the institution stands for.”
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