USU Eastern Athletics

Xandi Feroah, a freshman defender from Draper, Utah, brings a strong defensive mindset and leadership experience to the USU Eastern soccer program. She was a three-year varsity player at Corner Canyon High School and served as team captain during her senior season. That same year, she was named Best Defensive Player, recognizing her impact and consistency on the field. She also earned Honor Roll recognition each term throughout her high school career, demonstrating her commitment to success in the classroom.

She is the youngest and only daughter of Chris and Heidi Feroah. Her family has a strong athletic and academic background. Her mother graduated from Utah State University after competing as a gymnast, while her oldest brother graduated from the University of Utah's Theatre program. Her second-oldest brother currently plays basketball at Southern Utah University, and her youngest brother plays basketball at Grand View University in Iowa. While her father did not participate in college athletics, he remains one of her biggest supporters and fans.

Outside of soccer, Feroah enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, boating, being outdoors and listening to music. While she has not yet decided on a specific field of study, she chose Utah State University Eastern because of its welcoming environment and the opportunity to become part of an amazing soccer program. She is excited to continue her athletic and academic journey as an Eagle.