LARAMIE, Wyoming (11/14/25) – University of Wyoming soccer head coach Josh Purdum announced his signees Friday. He has six future Cowgirls who officially committed to continue their collegiate soccer careers at Wyoming.

"We are excited for this 2026 class," Purdum said. "This group is a very good balance of talent, competitiveness and personalities that will challenge the level right away. I can't wait to get to work with this group of driven young players."

Below is a list of the signees.

Delaney Lenig (Greenwood Village, Colorado)

Lenig is a defender from the Denver area. She plays high school ball for Cherry Creek and club ball for Real Colorado.  

"Delaney is a workhorse, loves to cover ground and get involved in the attack from the back," Purdum said. "She is very driven and will raise the competitive spirit in the program right away."

Izzy Schroder (Centennial, Colorado)

Schroder is a forward from the Denver area. She plays high school ball for Chaparral and club ball for Real Colorado.

"Izzy is one of the most feisty and dangerous players in her class," Purdum said. "She competes for everything and will be someone the league needs to watch out for."

Isabel Vasco (Green River, Wyoming)

Vasco is a forward from the Equality State. She plays high school ball for Green River.

"Isa is a goal scoring machine from the great state of Wyoming," Purdum said. "She is a soccer junkie, and I look forward to her impact on our program."

Kammie Kristufek (Lewisville, Texas)

Kristufek is a defender from the Dallas-Fort Worth area. She plays high school ball for McKinney and club ball for the Dallas Texans.

"Kammie is a dynamic player that can play in midfield or in the backline," Purdum said. "She reads the game very well, loves to break up play and put in a strong tackle. I can't wait to have Kammie join the team."

Sophia Lipari (Montgomery, Texas)

Lipari is a goalkeeper from the Houston area. She plays high school ball for Montgomery Lake Creek and club ball for Challenge FC.

"Sophia is a tremendous athlete and covers a lot of the goal very quickly," Purdum said. "She is great with her feet, is loud, and absolutely loves to make the big time saves."

Hannah Werdel (Tustin, California)

Werdel is a midfielder from the Los Angeles area. She plays high school ball for Santa Ana Foothill and club ball for Slammers FC.

"Hannah is a very strong midfielder that has great vision to create and competitiveness to compete in all four phases," Purdum said. "She comes from a great club and will be ready to make an impact on our midfield depth right away."