Briana Andreoli, a standout player from NJIT women's soccer, has signed her first professional contract with Stomilanki Olsztyn in Poland. Under head coach Ally Nick, she becomes the fourth Highlander to turn professional, joining fellow graduates Maria Nogueira, Angela Harris, and Bailey Chant. Andreoli's impressive college career includes becoming the all-time leader in career goals and points for NJIT, with 21 goals and 51 points. Her accolades include being named America East Striker of the Year and receiving multiple All-Conference honors, showcasing her exceptional talent during her collegiate tenure. The NJIT community is excited to see her continue her soccer journey at the professional level.

By the Numbers
  • All-time leader in career goals for NJIT with 21 goals.
  • Accumulated 51 career points in 73 appearances.
State of Play
  • Andreoli joins Stomilanki Olsztyn in the Orlen 1. Liga Kobiet, Poland's second-highest women's soccer division.
  • She was a two-time America East First Team All-Conference honoree and a significant contributor to her college team.
What's Next

As Andreoli takes this leap into professional soccer, she aims to build on her impressive collegiate statistics while adapting to the challenges of playing in a new country. Her performance will be closely watched as she seeks to establish herself in Poland's competitive league.

Bottom Line

Andreoli's transition to professional soccer is a testament to her hard work, talent, and dedication, not only reflecting her successful collegiate career but also posing as an inspiration for future NJIT athletes looking to make similar journeys.