The Charleston Battery announced the signing of 18-year-old goalkeeper Enzo Mori to a USL Academy contract, pending league and federation approval. Mori, a Charleston native from Goose Creek and standout at Stratford High School, joins goalkeepers Adam Grinwis and Daniel Kuzemka. The academy contract lets Mori gain pro experience while retaining college eligibility. He expressed excitement about joining his hometown club, while coaches praised his hard work and development.

By the Numbers
  • Mori was named Best of Prep Sports male soccer player of the year in May.
  • He received multiple all-state and all-region honors during his high school career.
State of Play
  • Mori will wear number 0 and is eligible for the match against Atlanta United on May 21 in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.
  • He joins an already robust roster of goalkeepers and aims to further develop his skills.
What's Next

Mori will continue his development with the Charleston Battery while finishing high school. His immediate future includes integrating with his new team and coaches, with his debut potentially soon.

Bottom Line

Enzo Mori’s signing represents both a personal dream fulfilled and a strategic move by the Charleston Battery to nurture local talent. His journey from a local high school standout to a professional academy player underscores the potential in homegrown athletes.