Cruz Azul

Liga MX Women

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What makes Cruz Azul what it is.

Chavarin scored a career-high 20 goals during the Apertura 2025 season, making her the second-highest scorer in the league for that tournament.

Abam was a standout collegiate athlete at West Virginia University, where she set a school record with 95 appearances and scored 42 career goals.

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Quirky facts from the Cruz Azul squad.

Hanna loves art.

Lomelí made her professional debut in the Liga MX Femenil on August 29, 2020, while playing for Atlas against Querétaro.

She holds a degree from West Virginia University where she was also named an NSCAA All-America Second Team honoree in 2016.

Before the professionalization of the women's game in Mexico, she played collegiate soccer in the United States at Tyler Junior College in Texas.

During the 2023 Pan American Games, she helped Mexico win its first-ever gold medal in women's football by keeping a clean sheet in the final against Chile.

Miranda reached a milestone of over 100 appearances in Liga MX Femenil across her career with various clubs.

In January 2026, she reached a milestone of over 50 professional matches played in the Mexican top flight.

Chavarin was born and raised in Oakland, California.

In interviews, she has emphasized that her "greatest pride" is being a representative of Mexican women in sports, aiming to be a role model for young girls in Zapopan who aspire to play professionally.

In July 2025, she signed for Cruz Azul, continuing her career in Liga MX Femenil.

She made history as the first player from a Houston Dynamo/Dash youth-affiliated club to eventually sign a professional contract with the Houston Dash first team.

She loves spending time around the water, on the beaches, enjoying a sunset.

She has expressed a personal goal to one day visit Spain and meet personality Kendall Jenner.

Despite her young age, she accumulated over 60 professional appearances for Mazatlán before turning 18.

She spent three tournaments in the Pachuca Sub-19 category before transitioning to professional football, scoring 24 goals in 35 matches for the youth side.