Juliette Starck Commits to LA Tech Athletics
Juliette Starck, a midfielder whose name has already resonated across French youth soccer, has officially committed to LA Tech Athletic, signaling the program’s intent to bolster its roster with international talent for the 2026 campaign.
During her tenure with Toulouse FC in France’s top‑flight Ligue 1, Starck helped the club navigate to the Coupe de France quarterfinals and amassed a collection of high‑stakes titles, including a UNSS French national championship and a School Cup victory where she was crowned MVP at Lycée Déodat de Séverac.
Born to Valérie Pailhé and Olivier Starck in Paris, she grew up amid a vibrant sporting environment, having excelled in rugby, track and field, volleyball, badminton, basketball and strength training before focusing on soccer.
Coach Matt Lodge, who has been instrumental in scouting her abilities, praised her technical acuity and work ethic, noting that her diverse athletic background equips her with a unique competitive edge.
Her arrival is expected to elevate the Bulldogs’ midfield dynamics, offering a blend of European tactical insight and relentless drive that could reshape the team’s approach in the upcoming season.