Lincy Villatoro-Bargallo - 2026 - Women's Soccer

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Alan Wiederhold (HT Athletic Communications)

GET TO KNOW LINCY:

Favorite Sports Teams: FC Barcelona
Favorite Athlete: Pedri
Favorite Food: Tacos de asada
Favorite Movie: “Top Gun”
Favorite TV/Streaming Show: “That ‘70s Show”
Favorite Book: “The Alchemist”
Favorite Vacation Spot: Blanes, Spain
Most Memorable Sports Experience: “Watching Lionel Messi play at Camp Nou”
Interesting Fact about Lincy: “I grew up in Los Angeles, CA with my family who has lived there for more than 45 years”
Why She Chose HT: “HT is providing me another chance to play soccer and obtain my graduate degree; I chose HT because it believes in providing students and players with the opportunity to continue learning and growing in their education”
Favorite Part of Being at HT: “Really excited about starting my MBA Program; after speaking with the Dean of Education and learning about the programs, traveling and learning opportunities, as well as its close student-to-professor ratio, I knew I would be in the right place to succeed and graduate at the end of my program”

2025 HIGHLIGHTS:

Appeared in all 15 of HT’s matches during the season, making 14 starts
Tallied seven assists during the season, one shy of HT’s all-time single-season record for assists
Named to the All-HBCU Athletic Conference team at the conclusion of the regular season
Logged 1,039 minutes of playing time in 2025, which ranked third on the team, and led the team’s midfielders and strikers
Was particularly successful playing in the Piney Woods of northeast Texas, as she recorded two assists each in wins at Jarvis Christian (Sept. 1) and Wiley (Oct. 13)

BEFORE HT:

Played her junior season at Texas A&M International in 2018, appearing in all 16 of the team’s matches that season while making nine starts
Logged 605 minutes of action for the Dustdevils and was credited with an assist in the team’s 4-0 win at Oklahoma Christian on Sept. 27, 2018
Began her collegiate career at West Los Angeles College, a junior college program that competes in the California Community College Athletic Association
Started in every match in which she appeared, and scored six goals during her time at West Los Angeles College
Had a standout prep career at Bright Star Secondary Charter Academy in Los Angeles, from which she graduated in 2016
Twice named Bright Star’s Most Valuable Player during her prep career; she also earned Freshman of the Year and Striker of the Year awards

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