(May 28, 2010 - Ann Arbor, Mich) - The women's soccer team headed into the off-season looking to become a deeper and more talent rich team. The program is heading in the right direction with the addition of four more players to the fall roster.

Alexa Budd: A four year varsity player from Lincoln High School in Ypsilanti, MI, Alexa will be joining her sister Betty who will be a senior teammate of hers in the fall. Alexa will prove to be a valuable asset with her strong work ethic and familiarity of the Cardinal soccer program.

As a prepster, Alexa scored the most goals in program history with 25. She was also the leading scorer for three years and a four year team captain. An All-Sectional player for two years, Alexa will be studying Art Education at Concordia. The daughter of Amy and Randy Budd, Alexa also has another sister, Christine.

Erica Eneix: Coach Piotr Westwalewicz added some depth to the center midfield position with the signing of Erica. Erica was a member of the Goodrich High School soccer team as well as the Clarkston Select Soccer Club that was voted the MSYSA Team of the Month back in February of 2009. Erica was also a member of the U-16 club that went undefeated as well as claimed the title of league champions.

Erica has one sibling, Elizabeth and is the daughter of Kathy and Mark Eneix. She will be pursuing a degree in Secondary Education in hopes of becoming a history teacher.

Andrea DeVisser: One of two junior college additions, Andrea DeVisser will bring an instant defensive presence to the soccer lineup for coach Piotr Westwalewicz. As a prep player, Andrea was Hartland's defensive MVP for two seasons as well as the recipient of the Coach's Award. In addition, DeVisser was named to the KVC All-Conference team twice and has been an All-District selection and four year member of the KVC All-Academic team.

DeVisser will major in Business at Concordia and has one brother, Grant. She is the daughter of Anita and Sherwood DeVisser.

Maggie Harris: Joining DeVisser from Schoolcraft College is another defensive standout in Harris. Harris is a 2010 graduate of Schoolcraft college where she spent four semesters on the dean's list as a member of the women's soccer team. While at Schoolcraft, Maggie's team made it to the National Tournament in 2008 and 2009.

Harris was a three year varsity player at Pinckney Community High School under head coach Aaron Humphrey and is the daughter of Diane and Ron Harris. Maggie has one sister, Alyson and is a Business Administration major.