Signing Day today, on the first Wednesday of February. The Missouri State Bears have released a list of ten players who have signed and it includes a pair of regional players. Shelby Stewart, Parkview Vikings and Springfield SC was profiled in January. It also includes a transfer, Jessica Roberts, pictured as a freshman on the Chiefs team that lost to Lafayette in the Quarterfinals. Jessica was unable to play High School soccer when she moved to Mountain View but continued playing with Springfield SC during the Club season before heading to Chicago last year and the Illinois Institute of Technology. She’s back in the Ozark’s now with Missouri State. Here’s the complete list:

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Missouri State has announced that head coach Rob Brewer has added 10 commitments from players to join the program for the 2010 season.

“I am impressed with the athleticism that each of these players brings to the program,” said Brewer. “These are special players that I believe will contribute to the team immediately. We focused on bringing in attacking players and they should all fill important roles on this year’s team.”

2010 Women’s Soccer Commitments:

Maggie Dickson, St. Charles, Mo. (Incarnate Word Academy)
Dickson has led the Red Knights to the State Championship the past two seasons. Last season, she scored three goals and added two assists for the 18-5 squad. During her sophomore campaign, Dickson recorded two goals and four assists as Incarnate Word went 20-1-2. In 2007, she scored 19 goals and 16 assists for the junior varsity squad. She has also played on the club team St. Louis Scott Gallagher. Her siblings, Rick and Brooke, have both attended Missouri State.

Adrianne Kalogerou, Glen Carbon, Ill. (Edwardsville High)
Kalogerou enters her senior season at Edwardsville High having started every match in her first three seasons as a Lady Tiger. She was team captain her sophomore and junior seasons while leading her team to the regional championship and regional qualifier in those seasons, respectively. She earned second-team all-conference as a junior and was named team MVP. Her sophomore campaign led to an all-conference third team selection. As a freshman, Kalogerou helped her team to a second-place finish in conference and an appearance in the super sectionals.

Kathleen Kujawa, Webster Groves, Mo. (Cor Jesu Academy)
Kujawa led her team to the district championship her junior season at Cor Jesu. Her team advanced to the state quarterfinals, finishing fifth in state in 2009. That team also won the Visitation Spring Tournament. She also reached the district finals her freshman year with the Chargers. Kujawa was a four-year member of the club team St. Louis Scott Gallagher, where she helped the team win the 2009 State Cup Championship and reach the finals in 2008. Her sister, Kelsey, is currently a student at Missouri State.

Tiffany Laughlin, Florissant, Mo. (Pattonville High)
Laughlin has been a three-year starter for head coach Tom Iffrig. During her tenure with the team, the Pirates have gone undefeated in conference play and were district champions her freshman and junior seasons. During her junior season, Laughlin scored 11 goals and tallied 18 assists while earning first-team all-state, second-team all-metro and first-team all-conference honors for a Pirates team that finished third in state. Her sophomore campaign netted her an all-conference second team honor after she scored six goals and 23 assists, the most in the Suburban North Conference. Laughlin was named Rookie of the Year after her eight goal, 22 assist output as a freshman. She was also named all-conference first team, all-metro third team and all-state honorable mention accolades her freshman season. Laughlin was a place kicker for the football team her senior season. Her sister, Jenna, was a member of Rob Brewer’s Bears squad from 2005-2008. NOTE – Tiffany’s Pirates team knocked off Glendale in the 3rd place game at State last year with Tiffany getting one of the goals.

Michelle Mayne-Nicholls, Rogers, Ark. (Rogers High)
Mayne-Nicholls has been a three-year starter at Rogers entering her senior season. Last year, she was the team captain, goal scorer of the year and an all-conference honoree after tallying 18 goals and 10 assists to lead her team to fourth in state. Her sophomore campaign produced five goals and eight assists for a team that finished second in conference and third in state. She scored four goals and added six assists during her freshman season to help the Lady Mounties go 7-0 in conference. Mayne-Nicholls was also a four-year participant for the Rogers cross country team. Her father, Alfredo, played soccer at Jacksonville University.

Jessica Roberts, Mountain Grove, Mo. (Mountain Grove High)
Roberts comes to Missouri State after spending last fall at the Illinois Institute of Technology. She scored three goals and added four assists for head coach Lee Hitchen. She started 10 matches and played in 17 at IIT. Roberts’ prep career included one season at Springfield’s Kickapoo High before transferring to Mountain Grove. During her freshman campaign at Kickapoo, she led her squad to the conference and district title and a state sectional appearance. Roberts also played for Springfield Soccer Club. She was a three-year member of the track and field team once at Mountain Grove.

Shelby Stewart, Springfield, Mo. (Parkview High)
Stewart has been a starting forward for head coach Clint Nurnberg for the past two seasons. She was named to the all-district first team and all-conference second team both seasons. During her junior campaign, Stewart registered 25 goals and 11 assists to earn first-team all-region and second-team all-Ozarks accolades along with being named to the West Plains all-tournament team. Stewart has played at forward for the Vikings’ basketball team and was a member of the track and field squad as well. Both of Stewart’s parents, Howard and Christy, and one brother, Aaron, have attended Missouri State.

Ashley Washburn, Overland Park, Kan. (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Washburn has been a member of Craig Ewing’s squad the past three seasons, leading the team to the conference title all three years. She registered 21 goals and 13 assists, garnering all-metro, all-state and all-conference first team honors. Her team finished second in state last year while she served as a team captain. During her sophomore season, Washburn tallied nine goals and eight assists to lead her team to the third-place finish in state. She earned first-team all-state honors and was named to the all-metro and all-conference second teams. Washburn was a teammate of current Bears goalkeeper Jessica Teahan when the squad won the state title in 2007. Washburn added four goals and five assists that year. She has also won the Kansas State Cup Championship every season from 2005 to 2009 as a member of the Blue Valley Stars Mallorca club team. Washburn was also a four-year standout for the cross country team as she finished in the top three at state all four seasons.

Lauren Wendt, Troy, Ill. (Triad High)
Wendt has been a starter all three seasons for head coach Mike Villa at Triad High. Her team has won the Mississippi Valley Conference title each of her years. She was named to the all-conference first team as a junior. Wendt helped the Knights win the Bi-State Shootout both her junior and sophomore seasons.

Brooke Williams, Kansas City, Mo. (Liberty High)
Williams has been a three-year starter at forward for head coach Tom Rottjakob at Liberty High. She has led the team to three-consecutive conference and district titles. Last season as a junior, Williams was named to the all-conference, all-district, All-Western Missouri Class 3 and all-state first team while serving as team captain. She scored 32 goals for the Blue Jays lifting the team to the state quarterfinals. As a sophomore, she scored 25 goals to lead the team to the state sectional finals. She earned all-conference and all-district first team, All-Western Missouri Class 2 second team and all-state third team accolades that year. During Williams’ freshman year, she tallied 15 goals in helping her team to the state quarterfinals. She was named to the all-district second team for her performance. She also led her club teams to the Kansas State Cup finals each of the last three years.