About Ashley Orkus
Born 1998. Ashley Orkus is an association football player.
Ole Miss Rebels Following one season as Shae Yanez's backup for the Tennessee Volunteers in 2017, Orkus transferred to the Ole Miss Rebels but had to sit out her sophomore season due to NCAA transfer rules. She became the starting keeper for the Rebels in the 2019 season, posting a career-high 90 saves that ranked second in the Southeastern Conference. The following season, she led the SEC with 85 saves as a redshirt junior in 2020. She helped lead Ole Miss to the third round of the NCAA tournament, saving seven penalty kicks in two shootout wins over Bowling Green and USC and saving one penalty kick in overtime against the latter. She was named the SEC goalkeeper of the year, first-team All-SEC, third-team United Soccer Coaches All-American, and first-team TopDrawerSoccer Best XI.
Orkus made 76 saves in her redshirt senior season in 2021, helping Ole Miss reach a career-high 11 wins. She repeated as SEC goalkeeper of the year and first-team All-SEC, and she became the first Rebel to be named first-team All-American and first listed as a semifinalist for the Hermann Trophy. In her final season in 2022, she made 67 saves and kept a career-high 10 clean sheets. She was once again SEC goalkeeper of the year (the only multi-time recipient) and first-team All-SEC. She scored the only goal of her college career that year off a free kick in a 2–1 win over Kentucky. By the end of the season, she held Ole Miss program records for career saves (318) and clean sheets (25). Despite her club placing only one spot safe of relegation in the , she performed well and was named FHL's most valuable player of the season.
Tampa Bay Sun
USL Super League club Tampa Bay Sun FC announced they signed Orkus on June 14, 2024, ahead of the league's inaugural 2024–25 season. Orkus impressed in the Sun's first-ever game on August 18, making six saves in a 1–1 draw to Dallas Trinity FC. She saved a penalty kick in the closing minutes of the next week's scoreless draw to DC Power FC. For her performance, she was named the league's inaugural Player of the Month for August.
Fram
On August 29, 2025, Orkus joined Fram on a move that required an exemption from FIFA. The signing came after the transfer window closed and was necessitated by injuries to the other goalkeepers rostered by Fram.
Style of play
Orkus cites Petr ÄŒech, Manuel Neuer, Joe Hart, and Kailen Sheridan as inspirations.
USL Super League Player of the Month: August 2024
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