Sami Feller

Samantha Jaye Feller (born April 4, 2000) is an American professional soccer player who plays as a midfielder or a defender. She played college soccer for the Denver Pioneers before starting her professional career with the Chicago Red Stars of the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and Riga FC of the Latvian Women's League

Early life Feller grew up in Grand Junction, Colorado. She played varsity soccer at Palisade High School, where she was a team captain and a four-time All-Conference selection. Feller played for club team Grand Junction Fire FC, which she also captained. While playing for Fire FC, Feller also joined ECNL club Real Colorado in order to gain exposure with college coaches. She regularly drove several hours from Palisade to Denver to train with the team as a discovery player and made occasional guest appearances with the club.

College career As a high school sophomore, Feller verbally committed to play for Arizona State. She later changed her commitment to the Denver Pioneers in order to stay in Colorado. After missing the start of her freshman season with an injury, She started in all of Denver's matches in her next two years of college, operating as an attacking midfielder. In total, she made 94 college appearances and scored 32 goals across five years at Colorado. After training with the Red Stars, Feller signed a three-year contract with an additional option on March 25, 2023. She made her professional debut in the club's season opener, entering the match as a substitute in a 3–2 loss to San Diego Wave FC. As the year progressed, Feller moved from midfield to the backline, converting into a center back. The Red Stars went on to finish 2023 in last place and 12th overall in the standings.

Over the offseason, Feller's former youth coach at Real Colorado, Lorne Donaldson, was hired as the Red Stars' new head coach. Feller recuperated over the first half of 2024 and was removed from the season-ending injury list on July 5.

Riga FC On February 6, 2025, Feller signed for Latvian Women's League title-holders Riga FC. In her lone season in Latvia, she found her footing offensively, scoring 12 goals across 10 league matches.