2025: Earned All-Sun Belt Third Team honors after finishing the regular season with three goals and two assists... Was awarded to the All-Southeast Region Fourth Team by the United Soccer Coaches... Balcazar-Algarin provided two assists in the SBC Championship Semi Final in a 3-2 loss to ULM... The midfielder scored three goals in conference play, tied for tenth in the conference... Her .30 goals per game also tied for tenth. She has three multiple-point performances which is tied for fourth in the SBC.
2024: Named to the Sun Belt Conference Second Team and was a VaSID All-State selection … Played in 19 games, starting in 18 of them … Balcazar accounted for one goal, three assists, and five total points in the 2024 season … Had a goal and an assist in a 2-0 win against William and Mary.
2023: Appeared and started in 20 matches for the Monarchs logging 1,148 minutes for the season ... She totaled four points for the year, scoring a goal in the Monarchs win over Campbell and having assists in wins over Richmond and Marshall…Named to Sun Belt Conference All-Tournament team.
2022: Appeared in 19 matches, making nine starts … Tallied one goal against American and picked up one assist in the Sun Belt Tournament final against JMU … Recorded 16 shots and four shots on goal … Named to the Sun Belt Conference All-Tournament team.
High school: Universidad del Fútbol y Ciencias del Deporte, Member of the Mexican National Team U15, U17, U20 along with CF Pachuca. Played with several Mexican National Team standouts including Charlyn Corral, Mónica Ocampo, Karla Nieto.
Personal: Daughter of Ernesto Balcazar and Rocio Algarin. Has one brother who played for TEC de Monterrey Campus CEM. Enjoy going to movies with Marvel movies being her favorite. Majoring in sports management.
Why I chose ODU: I choose ODU because of the culture they have and because of the work ethic they have. The women’s soccer program has been incredible for the last years.