Blue delivered 33 goals and 17 assists in 2025, driving Bearden to a 20-2-1 record and another state championship. The title was the programme’s fourth in five years, with Blue again at the centre of its decisive moments.
That output made her more than a finisher. Her assist total points to a player who creates for teammates as well as attacking space herself, while her influence remained clear against strong opposition throughout the campaign.
Blue leaves Bearden with 135 goals, the most in programme history. She was also selected to the All-State team in each of her four seasons, a mark of sustained excellence rather than a single breakthrough year.
Her latest honour adds to a decorated senior campaign. She was also named PrepXtra Girls Football Player of the Year for a second consecutive season and received the United Soccer Coaches State Player of the Year award.
That consistency will shape expectations in Knoxville. Tennessee is not simply adding a high-volume scorer; it is bringing in a forward accustomed to carrying attacking responsibility in a winning team.
College football will demand faster decisions, stronger physical play and adaptation to a new tactical environment. Blue’s Bearden record gives her a platform, but her role at Tennessee will develop alongside established players and a different level of competition.
The next storyline will be how quickly she converts that school-record production into influence for the Volunteers.