2026 Soccer Roster

Jersey Number 23
Ashlyn Adams
- Position:
- Forward
- Height:
- 5-5
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Major:
- Business Undeclared
- Hometown:
- Wheaton, Ill.
- High School:
- Wheaton Warrenville South
FRESHMAN - 2025
- Appeared in 20 games, 16 of them as a starter.
- Recorded 1309 minutes of action in her freshman campaign...season-high 90 minutes on Aug. 25 vs Boston College and Sep. 25 vs Penn State.
- Tallied three points on the season (3 A).
- She ended the season in a three way tie for second on team assists at three.
- Fired nine shots with four on goal...her shot on goal percentage of .444.
- Made her Illini debut on August 14 against UIC on the road.
- She recorded her first assist the following game at Bowling Green assisting on Sydney Stephens first goal of the year.
- She then picked up two assist in the big win over Penn State assisting another Stephens goal and a Lia Howard goal.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB
- Four-year letterwinner at Wheaton Warrenville South High School.
- Owns the school record for most career goals with 76.
- Owns the school record for most goals in a single season with 27...accomplished that feat twice.
- Owns the school record for points in a single season with 70...accomplished the feat in just 18 games.
- Also ranks second in school history in assists in a single season (22) and points in a career (182).
- Three-time all-state selection and two-time all-midwest selection.
- 2025 DuKane Conference Player of the Year.
- Played club soccer for Wheaton United (2014-24).
- USYS U18 National Finalist (2024).
- USYS National Golden Boot Winner U18 (2024).
- USYS National Best 11 Team U18 (2024).
- USYS Midwest Regional Champion (2024).
PERSONAL
- Born on June 20, 2006.
- Daughter of Brian and Emily Adams.
- Has one brother, Grant, and one sister, Lucy.
- Dad played basketball at Wheaton College...mom competed in cross country at Indiana and tennis at Wheaton College...grandfather played football and baseball at Princeton.
- Chose Illinois because, "of its great academic and athletic programs. I felt so at home and welcomed when I was with the team. I loved how supportive it is while being in a very competitive environment, pushing everyone to get better and strive for one goal. It is an honor to play for my home state."
- Intends on majoring in finance.
Illinois Soccer I NCAA Tournament Postgame Press Conference vs. Memphis 11/15/25
Monday, November 17
Illinois Soccer I Head Coach Katie Hultin Media Availability Ahead of NCCA Tournament 11/12/25
Wednesday, November 12
After 23 Years, Illinois Soccer Starts a New Chapter
Wednesday, August 06
Meet Katie Hultin: Illinois Soccer’s New Leader
Sunday, June 15




