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Brooklyn FC Women announced on Wednesday the signing of goalkeeper Sophine Kevorkian, pending Gainbridge Super League and U.S. Soccer Federation approval.
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Brooklyn FC Women announced on Wednesday the signing of goalkeeper Sophine Kevorkian, pending Gainbridge Super League and U.S. Soccer Federation approval.
Kevorkian, who signed her first professional contract, had an impressive college career with the University of San Diego and Louisiana State University.
She was a regular for the Toreros in her freshman and sophomore years, including breaking the season saves record (97).
Kevorkian transferred to LSU for her last two years and earned the starting role. She helped LSU to the Southeastern Conference Championship match in her senior year as the school reached the Sweet 16 in the NCAA tournament, the deepest run in school history. She lost once in her 13 appearances while keeping three clean sheets and making 38 saves.
An Armenian international, Kevorkian has represented her country, most recently appearing in a 2027 Women’s World Cup qualifying match in March. She made her international debut in February 2025 and has earned six caps.
“Sophine brings a tremendous presence and confidence to the goalkeeper position,” Brooklyn head coach Alex Smith said in a statement. “Her composure, competitiveness, and ability to make big saves will be invaluable to our team this season. We are thrilled to welcome Sophine to Brooklyn and look forward to seeing her make an impact.”
Brooklyn FC Women will host Dallas Trinity at Maimonides Park on Oct. 10 at 4 p.m. ET. The homestand continues against the Tampa Bay Sun on Oct. 24.