Goalkeepers

2025/26 Season:

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Previous Experience:

Known for her poise under pressure and fierce competitive drive, Hara combines quick reflexes with the athleticism to make difficult saves look routine. Comfortable commanding her area and confident with the ball at her feet, Hara also brings the distribution skills to initiate attacks and complement Fort Lauderdale’s possession-based style.

A native of San Diego, California, Hara began her college career at Azusa Pacific before transferring to Cal Poly Pomona for her final two seasons. She started all 43 matches for the Broncos, earning back-to-back All-CCAA Second Team honors and conceding just 28 goals. Hara’s standout 2024 campaign included a program-record 14 shutouts, captaining a Cal Poly Pomona side that took home the NCAA Division II National Championship.

Hara has been a consistent presence for Guam on the international level since making her debut in late 2023 at the EAFF Championships against Macau and Hong Kong-China. She captained the national team at the 2024 WAFF Championships, starting three matches and recording a shutout victory over Saudi Arabia. Most recently, Hara featured in three AFC Women’s Asian Cup Qualifiers in June and July, facing the United Arab Emirates, Maldives and Vietnam.

A well-rounded presence in goal, Hara brings championship pedigree and quality depth to a fully rebuilt goalkeeper room as Fort Lauderdale aims for a return to the Super League Final.

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2025/26 Season:

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Previous Experience:

A commanding presence between the posts, Craig is an exceptional shot-stopper with the ability to make high-level saves both in the air and on the ground with consistency. Comfortable with the ball at her feet, Craig fits seamlessly into the tactical style Fort Lauderdale brings to every match.

A native of Dexter, Michigan, Craig brings extensive experience from the U.S. Youth National Team system – having represented both the U-17 and U-19 squads – and she was a key piece of the U-17 squad that captured the UEFA Development Tournament title in 2019. Craig went on to play collegiately at Stanford, where she spent four seasons developing into one of the top goalkeepers in the country, capping her career with a dominant senior campaign in 2024.

In her final collegiate season, Craig logged 2,081 minutes in goal for a top-five ranked Stanford side, recording 12 shutouts over 23 matches while making 58 saves and allowing just 18 goals. Craig played a pivotal role in leading the Cardinal to the NCAA National Semifinal, with her standout moment coming in a thrilling Round of 16 shootout win over Arkansas. In the decisive penalty kicks, she saved a pair of shots and stepped up to bury one of her own, sealing a 4-2 victory for Stanford. 

Following her Stanford career, Craig signed a roster-relief contract with the NWSL’s Portland Thorns ahead of their Concacaf W Champions Cup matches against Tigres UANL and Club América, and was named to the matchday roster for both contests.

A young but experienced goalkeeper, Craig will bring depth, composure and high-level athleticism to Fort Lauderdale United’s goalkeeping room as the club reloads its roster in pursuit of another Super League Final.

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