PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas – Prairie View A&M women's soccer has announced the addition of nine new players for the 2026 season, adding depth across all positions as the Panthers continue to build their roster for the upcoming year.
The incoming group brings a wide range of experience from Texas, California, Washington, Ontario (Canada), and international competition, with backgrounds spanning high school, club, collegiate, and national team play.
Jilliana Reese joins the Panthers as a center midfielder from Temple, Texas, and an incoming junior following her time at Missouri Southern State University. A composed presence in midfield, she brings collegiate experience and the ability to connect play in both attacking and defensive phases.
Analisse Cheema arrives as a wingback and attacking midfielder from Sugar Land, Texas, after attending Saint Agnes Academy. Known for her attacking range and versatility, she also brings international experience with the Puerto Rico Women's National Team, where she scored a match-winning goal against El Salvador.
Arianna Richards joins PVAMU from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, where she attended Port Credit Secondary School. A technical and intelligent midfielder, she is capable of contributing in both possession and transitional moments in the center of the pitch.
Emily Arriazola comes to Prairie View A&M from Houston, Texas, after attending MacArthur High School. A versatile attacking player, she can operate as a forward, winger, or midfielder, bringing pace and experience competing at the national level with her club team.
Iyana Axon joins the Panthers from Lavon, Texas, after attending Bishop Lynch High School. A strong and reliable centerback, she brings defensive organization and helped lead her team to the ENCL Elite Eight during postseason play.
Jennifer Montes joins PVAMU from Salinas, California, after attending Everett Alvarez High School. A composed defender, she adds versatility across the back line and provides depth at centerback.
Maya Myles arrives from Arcadia, California, after attending Arcadia High School. An attacking forward with a strong finishing presence, she helped lead her team to a CCS championship and brings a winning mentality to the frontline.
Mya Young joins the Panthers from Spring, Texas, after attending Klein Collins High School. A dynamic forward, she offers pace and direct attacking threat in the final third.
Natalie Granada joins Prairie View A&M as a goalkeeper from Camas, Washington, after attending Camas High School. A steady and athletic presence in goal, she adds depth and competition to the goalkeeper unit heading into the 2026 season.
The nine newcomers strengthen the Panthers' roster across the field as the program continues preparation for the 2026 season, bringing added competition, versatility, and experience as PVAMU looks to elevate its standard and push forward into the new year.
