A Boost for the Attack
LSU Soccer announced the addition of Allie Fryer to its 2026 roster, a senior forward who arrives after a standout collegiate career at Brigham Young University.
During her time at BYU, Fryer netted 30 goals and collected a suite of conference honors, including All‑Big 12 First Team and United Soccer Coaches All‑Midwest First Team selections in 2024, as well as a spot on the 2024 Big 12 All‑Tournament Team.
High School and Club Legacy
A native of Spanish Fork, Utah, she starred at Maple Mountain High School before competing with the Utah Storm at the club level, experiences that helped shape her development into a prolific attacker.
Coach’s Perspective
Head coach Sian Hudson said she is thrilled to welcome Fryer, noting the player’s work ethic and the depth she adds to the attacking lineup. Fryer chose LSU for its supportive coaching staff and the team’s potential to make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament.
A Program on the Rise
The Tigers recently reached the NCAA Sweet 16 for the first time in 2025, a milestone that underscores the program’s upward trajectory. Fryer believes the new class can push the team even farther in the tournament.
Beyond the numbers, Fryer’s background in Spanish Fork, Utah, and her high school achievements illustrate a blend of local roots and national experience that aligns with LSU’s recruiting philosophy.