Necaxa

Liga MX Women

Signature Fun Facts

What makes Necaxa what it is.

She became the top scorer of Costa Rica’s women’s top division during the 2024 Clausura tournament after scoring 18 league goals for Puerto Viejo FC.

Her college teammates nicknamed her one of the team’s “big-game players” because of her record number of game-winning goals at UC Merced.

More Fun Facts

Quirky facts from the Necaxa squad.

Her Instagram bio includes the phrase “DIOS ANTES QUE TODO'S” (“God before everything”), highlighting the importance of faith in her life.

She scored 32 career goals as a defender before finishing high school.

She made her Liga MX Femenil debut in 2025, marking her first appearance at senior professional level.

She was part of the squad that won the Clausura 2023 liga MX Feminil Sub-18 title.

“Lupigol” is one of the nicknames she has been called by teammates and local media.

She signed for Necaxa while still only 16 years old.

She returned from an injury just weeks before her Mexico tryout and still earned her opportunity through persistence and discipline.

She later moved to the United States to play college soccer at Bellevue University, winning a championship there.

Her favorite athlete growing up was Julie Ertz, known for physical defending.

One of her biggest supports growing up has always been her father.

Her most productive scoring period came with Puebla, where she scored four goals in a single stint, which is an unusually high return for a defender.

She holds dual eligibility (United States and Guatemala) but represents Guatemala internationally.

She began her professional career at just 16 years old with Querétaro in Liga MX Femenil.

She made multiple first-team appearances for Necaxa before turning 20, reflecting early integration into senior football.

She competed in matches against elite opponents including Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain, gaining high-level European experience early in her professional career.

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Team Roster

The players who wear the Necaxa shirt.

Jennifer
Amaro

Goalkeeper

Andrea Edith
Velarde Mata

Goalkeeper

Fátima
Bracamonte

Defender

Nubia
Estrada

Defender

Alexia Nayrobi
García

Defender

Corina
Gómez

Defender

Ashley
Gutiérrez

Defender

Briana
Johnson

Defender

Nataly Jocelyn
Roque Elizondo

Defender

Maria
Acosta

Midfielder

Jada
Barnett

Midfielder

Meghan
Cavanaugh

Midfielder

Mariana
De la Torre

Midfielder

Acacia
Edwards

Midfielder

Lupita
Fernández

Midfielder

Ana Paula
Fraiz

Midfielder

Karoll
López

Midfielder

Alejandra
Melendez

Midfielder

Ahtziri
Méndez

Midfielder

Avril
Navarro

Midfielder

Winibian
Peralta

Forward

Trinidad
Quiroz

Forward

Head Coach

Astorga Christian

Team Stadium

Estadio Victoria (Aguascalientes)

Capacity: 23,851