Born and raised in Princeton New Jersey, Saskia Webber showed early interest in the game of soccer, which she would eventually dominate through the 1990’s as one of the top goalkeepers of the decade. A four-year starter for Rutgers University, Saskia made First Team All American and Adidas Goalkeeper of the Year.  She continues to hold two school records: most shut-outs (32) and most saves (413).  Saskia’s stellar achievements on the soccer field later earned her an induction into the Rutgers Olympic Hall of Fame.

Saskia became a member of the United States National Team at the age of 18.  After a stint playing soccer professionally in Japan for Oki from 1996-1998, Saskia then went on to play for the New York Power for three years.  Her nine year run on the U.S. National Team was punctuated by a first place finish in the 1999 World Cup, a gold medal in the 1996 Olympics, and a third place finish in the 1995 World Cup.

In addition to her years as a player, Saskia has been an assistant coach at the University of North Carolina and Rutgers University.  In the 1990’s Saskia worked as an Assistant Director of Soccer Plus camps and ran goalkeeper training at the University of North Carolina summer camps.

Soccer America named Saskia “Goalkeeper of the Decade” for the 1990’s.