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Gabriella Napier

Class of 2028 • Goalkeeper

Hometown
Fort Worth, TX

The player

Gabriella Napier is a Class of 2028 field hockey athlete at Fort Worth Country Day School.

Recognition & experience

High school

2025

Varsity, did not start. Team record: 8-7-1, personal record: 4-1. Switched out every quarter w/ starter for non-counter games. Except: 9/3 game against Trinity Valley, played last three quarters continuously with four saves against #1 team in conference. Only let in two goals while starter let in two in first quarter alone. 10/21 counter game against Oakridge, played last three quarters, 2 saves, shutout.

2024

Starter for JV. Record of 10-0-2. 9 shutouts, 8 consecutive (no goals scored from September 27th to end of season, October 30th). Goal differential of +30. Played every single minute. 26 saves, save pct .897.

2023

Starter on 8th grade team. Record of 5-2-1, goal differential of +18. 4 shutouts.

2022

Started playing for school team, Fort Worth Country Day. Starter for 7th grade team. Record of 6-2-1 (W-L-T). Goal differential of +21. 4 shutouts.

USA Field Hockey

2026

Registered for NEXUS

2025

Selected to attend Nexus regional selection camp in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Club / other

2026

Travel. Playing up U19 White.

2025

Played select in the spring season.

2024

Started playing with Lone Star FHC in evening scrimmages at the end of the spring 2024 club season in 8th grade. Select indoor winter training after first high school season.

Additional information

9th grade: High Honor roll, National Spanish Exam Gold Medal, Yearbook staff Rookie of the Year, honors Spanish II and Geometry. 4-H Entrepreneurship club, SDLC 2024 delegate, design/media intern for my summer camp, school admissions ambassador.

10th grade: Honors Spanish III, Chemistry, and Algebra II. RedCross Youth Ambassador, ReadyTEEN, Club President Elect. Founder and President of Falcon Futures in Healthcare club to help expose peers to careers in healthcare by meeting with doctors and nurses in the community. Girls Inc. Eurekan.