KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaican soccer sensation Shaneil Buckley has officially joined the prestigious Florida State University (FSU) women’s soccer team, a powerhouse in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The announcement was made on Wednesday, marking a significant milestone in Buckley’s burgeoning career. Buckley, a former standout at Excelsior High, has already made waves in collegiate soccer during her time at Daytona State College. There, she earned the title of junior college All-American and clinched the winning goal in the 2024 national championship game. Over two seasons, Buckley showcased her exceptional talent by playing in 38 games, starting all but one, and amassing an impressive record of 38 goals and 17 assists, totaling 93 points. At just 20 years old, Buckley has also represented Frazsier Whip FC, a three-time national women’s club champion. Her move to FSU follows in the footsteps of fellow Jamaican Reggae Girl Jody Brown, who enjoyed a successful four-year stint at the Tallahassee-based university. Buckley’s transition to FSU is expected to further elevate her career and contribute to the team’s continued success in NCAA women’s soccer.