Talia Gabarra

College career After spending 13 months in recovery, She played three games more in her freshman year to make a total of 4. In her fifth year of college, Gabarra made 11 consecutive starts to begin the season.

Club career The Orlando Pride selected Gabarra as the last pick of the 2024 NWSL Draft (56th overall). Gabarra reported to the Pride's preseason training camp but did not make Orlando's final roster. She spent most of 2024 searching for a roster spot on another NWSL squad, but her efforts were ultimately fruitless.

On March 29, 2025, Gabarra signed her first professional contract with Swedish team Linköping FC. With Linköping in the thick of financial turmoil, the club's sports manager Mia Eriksson elected to forgo her own salary in order to accommodate for Gabarra's wages. Despite Eriksson's sacrifice, Gabarra did not earn any playing time for Linköping FC before departing from the club four months later.

Shortly thereafter, Gabarra moved down to the Elitettan, signing for second-tier side Bollstanäs SK. She made 14 league appearances for Bollstanäs in her lone season with the club. She also scored one goal, which came against Sunnanå SK in October 2025.

Gabarra then played for Annapolis Blues FC in the USL W League before winning the Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL) championship with the Kansas City Current II reserve team.

Personal life Gabarra's parents both have strong ties to professional soccer. Her father, Jim Gabarra, is a former player and coach who has managed teams including Sky Blue FC and the Washington Spirit. Her mother, Carin Jennings-Gabarra, won gold at the 1996 Olympics with the United States women's national team. Gabarra's brother, Tyler Gabarra, played college soccer for the NC State Wolfpack before spending time with various professional teams.