Farrah Walters, a 2026 graduate from Duke women's soccer, has signed with Tampa Bay Sun FC in the USL Super League. During her time at Duke, she made 16 starts in 40 matches and contributed to the team's NCAA College Cup appearances and an ACC title. Walters, from Scottsdale, Arizona, scored six goals and provided five assists, playing 1,493 minutes in her two years. Coach Denise Schilte-Brown praised her dynamic play and skill, noting her potential to make a significant impact on the team. Walters is part of a growing list of Blue Devil alumnae in the league.

By the Numbers
  • Walters started 16-of-40 matches at Duke, accumulating 1,493 minutes played.
  • She scored six goals and added five assists, totaling 17 points over two seasons.
State of Play
  • Tampa Bay Sun FC is currently 2-7-9 for the season.
  • Walters joins other Duke alumni in the USL Super League, including Lily Nabet and Sophie Jones.
What's Next

The Sun FC will host Brooklyn FC on March 18, offering Walters her debut chance in the league. As the team aims for improvement, Walters' contributions will be pivotal moving forward.

Bottom Line

Walters' transition to the professional level highlights her potential as an impactful player in the USL Super League, with strong collegiate experience to back her up. Her performance could significantly influence the Sun FC's season trajectory.