STOCKTON, Calif. — The University of the Pacific women's soccer program announced on Friday the signing of four student-athletes as part of its national signing day class, continuing to build toward the future under head coach Jeff Freeman.

Brooke Proctor, Juliana Friedrichsen, Kinlee Lutz and Sydnee Scarborough will join the Tigers for the 2027 season, bringing talent and depth to a Pacific program focused on continued growth in the West Coast Conference.

"As we continue to build Pacific women's soccer into a program that can compete for WCC Championships, this class brings us one step closer to that goal," Freeman said. "These four will have an impact on our program that will be immediate and long lasting. I couldn't be more excited to get them on campus and ready to get to work. With the quality of the returning players in our program and the addition of our incoming class, Pacific women's soccer is ready to make a big step forward in 2027!"

Proctor, a midfielder from Hawaii, joins Pacific after competing with Hawaii Surf SC. She provides another option in the midfield as the Tigers look to strengthen their attacking combinations and build depth.

Friedrichsen, a native from Denver, Colorado, arrives from the IMG Academy. The 5-foot-7 defender scored nine goals this past year while playing center back and served as a team captain all four years.

Lutz, a midfielder from Spokane, Washington, joins the Tigers from Spokane Shadow and Lewis and Clark High School. During the 2026 high school season, Lutz recorded 12 goals and five assists for 29 points in 21 matches, ranking third in the Greater Spokane 3A/4A league in points.

Scarborough, a forward from Sacramento, California, joins Pacific from Davis Legacy. A multi-sport athlete in high school, the 5-foot-7 forward will look to bring depth to the Pacific attacking core for the future.

With four newcomers set to arrive, Pacific continues to strengthen its foundation and develop a roster capable of competing in the WCC and beyond.

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