Why Teagan Gregorski is the next standout in Glastonbury’s soccer family

Freshman Teagan Gregorski is already making an impact for CIAC power Glastonbury. (FC Stars)

If you follow Connecticut soccer, you’ve probably heard of the Gregorski sisters from Glastonbury.

Emma, the oldest, was a two-time All-NEPSAC player at Loomis Chaffee and is a sophomore starter at Providence. Brenna, the middle sister, is the No. 8 player in our Class of 2027 rankings and committed to Colorado.

Now, it’s Teagan’s turn.

The youngest Gregorski, a Class of 2030 midfielder, is ready to make her own mark on the Connecticut soccer scene. The center midfielder was named the ECNL 2011 New England Conference Player of the Year this summer while playing up an age group for league champion FC Stars Blue. This fall, she's playing with Brenna at Glastonbury (Conn.), where the Guardians are off to a 5-0-0 start and ranked No. 4 in our latest poll.

Teagan earned a reputation before even playing a minute of CIAC soccer. “She’ll be a standout player and probably one of the best in the state,” said FC Stars director Graeme Blackman. On Wednesday, Teagan posted the best performance of her young career, scoring twice in an 8-1 win over Enfield.

Blackman has coached all three Gregorski sisters and sees a mix of Emma and Brenna in Teagan.

We spoke to Blackman for our Fall magazine Prospect Watch about what makes Gregorski an exciting prospect and what to expect in her debut high school season.