HIGH SCHOOL & CLUB
Babcock played club soccer under the direction of coach Leo Maric with the Crossfire Premier ECNL organization, picking up All-Conference First Team accolades in 2024... She was consistently regarded as one of the top prospects in her age group nationally, earning calls up to the U18 and U17 United States Women’s Youth National Teams... Babcock played in multiple international friendlies with the USYNT and earned a bronze medal with the U17 team at the FIFA U17 World Cup in the Dominican Republic in 2024... As a student at Sedro-Woolley High School, Babcock was a consistent Honor Roll student... Babcock was rated as a four-star prospect according to TopDrawerSoccer.com and landed the No. 19 ranking nationally in the IMG Academy Top 200 club player rankings for the 2026 high school graduating class.
PERSONAL
Youngest daughter of Tim and Jennifer Babcock... Her father, Tim, played collegiate soccer at the University of Washington and then went on to play professional indoor soccer for the Seattle SeaDogs for several seasons... Has three older siblings: William, Claire and Della... Babcock will pursue a degree within the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications... She hopes to play soccer professionally in the United States and overseas... After her playing career, the Sedro Woolley, Washington native would like to stay involved in soccer as a sports commentator or coach... Babcock enjoys playing pickle ball and going on sunset hikes.
WHY PENN STATE
“I chose to continue my soccer career at Penn State because it just feels like home. The energy from the coaches and players really inspired me, and I love how driven and close the team is. I’m excited to grow, compete at the highest level, and be part of something special here in Happy Valley. I can’t wait to get started and represent Penn State.”