We are happy to start announcing our staff for this upcoming season.

Chiara Singarella-Staff Coach

We are honored to have Chiara in our program. Chiara is from Mendoza, Argentina. She joined Purdue University this fall, a transfer from South Alabama University. 

Chiara is a Junior playing striker for Purdue. She was the leading scorer with 5 goals this season, adding 1 assist on the 16 games that she played for Purdue.

She has been a member of the Argentina National Team since she was 13 years old competing with the U17, U20 and Senior National teams. 

Chiara played the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

WITH THE ARGENTINIAN NATIONAL TEAM

• Played for the Argentinian National Team at the U17, U20 and senior levels
• Competed for the senior national team at the 2023 FIFA World Cup
• Participated in the South American Games in 2018
• Named to the 2017 Dream Province Team
• Also played for the Argentina National Team in handball

Chiara recently just played against the US Women's National team on October 30th in Louisville, Kentucky.

Chiara grew up playing Futsal in Argentina, then moved to the USA to play college soccer. 

Chiara is majoring in Psychology and would like to be a Sports Psychologist for a Pro team when she is done with her playing career. She will be assisting on Wednesdays with the U10 Academy and U12 Development program, and will be helping with the small group trainings. Chiara is bilingual in English and Spanish. 

IRENE CAMPO- Staff Coach
Irene is the newest coaching addition to the LFL staff. Irene or "Ice" how people call her, is originally from Santader Spain.
She just transferred to Purdue University from South Alabama University where she was coached by Coach Richard Moodie.
Ice played at South Alabama with current LFL coach Chiara Singarella. 



In the 2024 regular season at South Alabama University, Ice started in all 18 matches with a total of 1393 minutes played.
The Santander, Spain native led the Sun Belt in goals with 12 and was second in points with 29.



Ice also managed to rack up five assists and two game-winners on the season.
She provided a spark for the Jags this season as she helped propel them to a 10-5-3 record overall.



Ice was spectacular for the Jags in her sophomore campaign, earning Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Year honors for her play as well as first-team All Sun Belt.
The Santander, Spain native led the conference in goals with 12 and was second in points in 29.
The midfielder also recorded six assists and registered 1466 minutes of action.
Ice shined for the Jags this season and was a major part of their 10-6-3 season in which they clinched the West Division of the Sun Belt.



She was named Fourth team All American by The United Soccer Coaches.
Ice was awarded at the last coaches convention a couple of weeks ago in Chicago, Illinois.



Ice was International U17 for Spain. Called up by the U-17 Spanish national team for the Elite Phase of the European Championship held in Hungary (April 2022).
Called up in all categories of the Cantabrian National Football Team. Played for Racing Feminas De Santander for 10 years as a midfielder.
Won playoffs and Regional Championships.

Lexi was born and raised in Lafayette. One of the top players from the area, she was Journal and Courier High School Girls player of the year in 2019 for Harrison HS.

She joined LFL at the end of the last summer season and she will be working most of the week coaching kids and refereeing games. 

AT PURDUE

Lexi played all 17 games at her season with the Boilermakers, starting  11 games for Purdue with 1 goal and 1 assist. 

She was second on the team with most shots (20).

PRIOR TO PURDUE / AT BALL STATE FROM 2021-23
2023 / As a Junior
United Soccer Coaches All-Midwest Region Second Team
MAC Offensive Player of the Year
All-MAC First Team
CSC Academic All-America Second Team
CSC Academic All-District
Academic All-MAC Team
Played in 19 games with 18 starts and scored 10 goals, one game-winner, with three assists for 23 points on 59 shots, 30 on goal, in 1,427 minutes
Led the MAC in points, shots and shots on goal and tied for the lead in goals in league play

2022 / As a Sophomore
All-MAC First Team
Academic All-MAC Team
Played in 20 matches with 19 starts and scored five goals with two assists for 12 points in 1,511 minutes

2021 / As a Freshman
MAC All-Freshman Team
Played in 16 games and scored four goals on 17 shots, 10 on goal, with one game-winning goal in 506 minutes
 
HIGH SCHOOL
Honorable mention all-state selection
Four time first team All-North Central Conference honoree
Broke school records for career goals (110) and goals in a season (43 as a senior)
Second all-time in career assists (31)
Led Harrison to two sectional and conference titles
Won Girls Academy League Mid-America U10/19 conference title in 2021 with Indy Premier
USYS national championship finalists in 2021
Won a state cup championship in 2019

PERSONAL
Graduated with certificate in communication and leadership at Purdue.
Graduated from Ball State in the spring of 2024 with a bachelors degree in biology and pre-dental preparation.
Parents are Rick and Christy Fraley.

She is pursuing to play professionally.

"I had such a rewarding experience working with the LFL children over the last year, and I can't wait to get back on the field and coach the local kids again. Sharing my passion for soccer and helping young players grow and enjoy the game is something I truly look forward to and can't wait" -Lexi Fraley.

Megan Santa Cruz-Staff Coach

Megan is the newest addition to our staff. She is from Burbank California. A two-time first team All-Sunshine league midfielder out of Notre Dame High School. Megan led the Knights in scoring every season since freshman year. She played Club for the LA Surf, was the leading goal scorer for 3 seasons.

AT PURDUE

Megan transferred to Purdue this year. She played and started all 19 games this season for Purdue with 4 goals and 2 assists. 

She lead the team with most shots on goal (26).

• Scored three goals as a junior, with five assists for 11 points
• Started and played in all 19 games, with 1326 minutes
• Earned career-highs in goals, assists, points, shots, SOG, and minutes played

• Played in all 19 matches, starting 18 of them, and finished the season with 1,188 minutes played
• Scored first-career goal against San Diego State, Aug. 31, netting the game-winner in the fifth minute
• First-career assist came in win at Arizona, Oct. 5, finding Margie Detrizio for the equalizer in the 55th minute
• Named to the TopDrawerSoccer Midseason Top 100 Freshmen list at No. 23
• Registered second assist in tie at Oregon State, playing fellow freshman Reagan Kotschau late in the first half
• Garnered Pac-12 All-Freshman Team Honors
• Finished No. 56 in the TopDrawerSoccer Postseason Top 10 Freshmen List.

• Member of the US women’s national team pool
• Called up for U-20 US Women National Team camp in April 2025
• Called up for U-17 US Girls National Team virtual camp in February 2021
• Called up to the U-15 Girls Youth National Team ID camp in October 2019

• 2023 Pac-12 All-Freshman Team
• 2023 TopDrawerSoccer Midseason Top 100 Freshmen, No. 23
• 2023 TopDrawerSoccer Postseason Top 100 Freshmen, No. 56

Megan is currently a Junior, majoring in Marketing. She is fluent in English and know some Spanish.

Lauren Omholt-Staff Coach
We are very happy to have Lauren with us. She is a freshman at Purdue from Texas. Lauren played last year on the U17 FIFA Women's World Cup in India, representing the Mexico Women's National Team. This year she has been called to play with the Mexico U20 Women's National Team. 





Lauren had an amazing start with the Purdue soccer program. She is a BIG10 All Freshman team Honoree, started on 17 games out of the 18 games Purdue played this past season.



Lauren is studying speech, language and hearing sciences. 

Gracie Muez/Staff Coach
Gracie is the youngest member of our coaching staff, she goes to Central Catholic High School. She has been with LFL as a player for 3 years but a knee injury made her stop from playing and transition to coach young children. Her love to interact with kids and her desire to learn has earned her a position with LFL coaching staff. 

We are committed to keep adding qualified coaches for the best experience in the children’s development.
We believe Coaches should be role models for young athletes and make a positive impact in their life.

The LFL coaching staff have played at the high competitive level, went through the developing stages and they understand the importance of being role models to the next generations! Along with an amazing group of parents volunteers coaching at the games, we believe that the children are in good hands.

"Developing young athletes to have a winning mentality on and off the field"

Sabrina Blount-Staff Coach
Sabrina is from Cedar Park Texas, she is in her third year playing as center back for Purdue. She started in 16 games of her first season, was second in the team with most minutes played in her first year at Purdue. 

Last year she was recovering from an injury, missing some games and came back to help the team earning Academic All-District team. 

Currently she is one of the main pillars on defense for Purdue.





Sabrina spent the last summer training with Coach Jorge and helped with our LFL programs. 

This is her 3rd indoor futsal season working with LFL.
She will be involved coaching different groups and refereeing games. 
She wants to be a veterinarian after graduation and her playing career.

"Working for LFL for the past 3 years has been extremely rewarding watching all the kids develop into better soccer players and people.

I am humbled at the opportunity to give back to the community. I have called home for these past few years" -Sabrina Blount.

"Developing young athletes to have a winning mentality on and off the field"