Hosler Announces Three Transfer Student-Athletes for 2026

East Lansing, Mich. -- Michigan State women's soccer coach Jeff Hosler has announced the addition of three transfer student-athletes who will join the Spartans in advance of the 2026 season.

Juniors Jasmine Boggs (Ashburn, Virginia/Tennessee) and Faith George (Laguna Hills, Calif./USC) have enrolled at Michigan State for the Spring 2026 semester, while Bella Schopp (Hinsdale, Ill.) will graduate from Brown University this spring and enroll for her graduate studies in the summer.

The three upperclassmen will join an MSU program coming off a 2025 season in which it advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth consecutive year and made its first-ever Elite Eight appearance. MSU finished second in the Big Ten with a 15-4-6 overall mark and 7-1-3 mark in Conference games; the Spartans fell in penalty kicks in the Big Ten Tournament championship.

Jasmine Boggs
Jr., 5-9, Ashburn, Va./Tennessee    Club: Virginia Development Academy

2025 (Sophomore, at Tennessee): Played in 14 games, starting one and playing 391 minutes … Contributed a pair of assists, both coming vs. Eastern Kentucky (8/17).

2024 (Freshman, at Tennessee): Appeared in 15 games, logging 436 minutes … Played a season-high 60 minutes vs. Alabama.

Prior to College: Attended U.S. Soccer U16 National Camp as well as U.S. Soccer National Training Centers … Played club soccer for Virginia Development Academy … Rated as the No. 16 Midfielder and No. 36 defender by Top Drawer/IMG Academy … Selected to ECNL NJ Showcase Best XI by Top Drawer … A 2023 ECNL National Finalist team member … A dual-sport athlete at Independence High School … Virginia State Champion

Personal: Daughter of Al and Tammie Boggs … Father played college soccer at UNC Charlotte, and mother ran track at Georgetown … Has a brother, Justin, who played basketball at Campbell … Majoring in Supply Chain Management

Faith George
Jr., 5-6, Laguna Hills, Calif. / USC                       Club: Slammers FC

2025 (Sophomore, at USC):   Started 13 of her 17 games played … Recorded two goals and two assists … Had two goals and an assist in the first three games of the season, scoring against both Pepperdine (8/21) and New Mexico State (8/24), with three shots on goal at Pepperdine … Goal at New Mexico State stood as the game winner.

2024 (Freshman, at USC): Big Ten All-Freshman Team selection … Played in all 23 matches for the Trojans, making 11 starts … Finished with three goals and three assists for nine points, playing a total of 848 minutes … Made her collegiate debut at New Mexico State and had an assist in the game (8/15) … Had 3 assists and a goal in her first 5 collegiate games … Scored her first collegiate goal at Pepperdine (8/25).

Prior to College: Ranked as the No. 19 recruit in Southern California … Played her prep soccer at Santa Margarita Catholic and club with Slammers FC HB Koge … 2023 Trinity League MVP, All-State First Team, and Orange County Player of the Year … 2023 Gatorade State Player of the Year nominee … Scored both goals in 2023 ECNL National Championship.

Personal: Daughter of Beth and Sam George … Has three siblings: Machaela, Gwyneth, and Quincy … Father played college soccer at UCLA and professionally for the Tampa Bay Mutiny, New England Revolution, and Chicago Fire … Machaela played soccer at Santa Clara and professionally for OL Reign, Fortuna Hjorring, Houston Dash and SC Braga … Gwyneth ran track at UCLA … Has four uncles who played collegiate and/or professional soccer: Seth George played at UCLA then professionally with the LA Galaxy; Steve George played soccer at Cal State Fullerton; Spencer George played at Harvard, and Matt Blasdel played at Gonzaga … Has three cousins who also played college soccer: Mackenzie George (Tennessee), Cassidy George (San Francisco) and Hunter George (Maryland) … Plans to major in Psychology.

Bella Schopp
Graduate Student, GK, 5-9                 Hinsdale, Ill. / Brown        Club: Sockers FC
2025 (Senior, at Brown): Carried the bulk of the team minutes in net in her senior season, starting 12 of 13 games … Posted a 1.09 GAA and .647 save percentage, , with a 5-3-4 record and a pair of shutouts … Posted a season-high four saves in a 1-1 draw at Hofstra (9/11) and matched that total 10 days later in a 5-2 win at Yale (9/21) … Stopped three shots in a tie at Harvard (10/18).

2024 (Junior, at Brown): Earned a spot on the Ivy League All-Tournament Team. Academic All-Ivy selection … Schopp started in 16 out of 17 games Schopp recorded five shutouts in 2024 while making five or more saves on five separate occasions, including her career best (7) in a 1-1 draw with Indiana (9/1) … Allowed two or more goals in just three of 16 contests.

2023 (Sophomore, at Brown): Made two starts and two appearances as a sophomore. Notched her sixth-career shutout in a 6-0 win over Albany (Aug. 25). Helped Brown win its fourth consecutive and league-leading 16th Ivy league title.

2022 (Freshman, at Brown) : Earned Honorable Mention All-Ivy honors... Played in 11 games, making 10 starts in goal for the Ivy champions ... Posted a 7-1-2 record with four shutouts ... Posted team-leading 0.53 goals against average and .821 save percentage ... Led Ivy League in goals against average and was second in save percentage ... Picked up the win in goal in NCAA Tournament First Round game at Rutgers (Nov. 12) for team's first NCAA Tournament win since 1994 ... Helped Brown win its third straight and league-leading 15th Ivy League Title.

Before College: Member of the Sockers FC club team ... Five-time ODP Illinois State Team ... Two-time ODP Region Team ... Played varsity soccer at Hinsdale Central High School.

Hosler Announces Three Transfer Student-Athletes for 2026

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