Kameron Kloza, a graduate student defender for the UTSA Roadrunners, has been included in the NCAA Division I Women’s Players to Watch list for the upcoming 2026 intercollegiate season. This recognition follows her teammate, goalkeeper Jasmine Kessler, being named to a similar preseason watch list. Kloza, a standout player with significant contributions on defense, was previously honored as a member of the United Soccer Coaches All-South Region First Team and the American All-Conference First Team. During her career at UTSA, she has consistently demonstrated strong performance, helping the team maintain a low goals-against-average (GAA). The Roadrunners will kick off their season with an exhibition game against Texas on August 5.

By the Numbers
  • Kloza played 1,768 minutes across 22 games, starting 17 of them.
  • She scored one goal and provided two assists last season, helping achieve a 0.90 GAA, ranking second in the American Conference.
State of Play
  • UTSA's soccer season is set to begin with an exhibition against Texas on August 5.
  • Season tickets for 2026 are currently on sale, with pricing starting at $70 for general admission.
What's Next

As the Roadrunners prepare for their season opener on August 12, Kloza's leadership on the field may play a crucial role in the team's performance. Looking ahead, stronger recognition for players like Kloza could further elevate the program's profile. Continued commitment to defense will be essential for maintaining competitive standings in the American Conference.

Bottom Line

Kloza's recognition on the United Soccer Coaches watch list underscores her vital role in the Roadrunners' defense and highlights the increasing recognition of the UTSA soccer program. As the season approaches, her contributions could not only impact game results but also inspire the next wave of talent in women's soccer at UTSA.