​NEWARK, NJ – Recent NJIT women's soccer graduate Briana Andreoli has signed her first professional contract with Stomilanki Olsztyn of Poland, the organization announced.

Andreoli becomes the fourth Highlander to sign a professional contract under head coach Ally Nick, joining Maria Nogueira (FC Porto) and Angela Harris and Bailey Chant (Acharnaikos Women FC).

"We are incredibly proud of Bri for signing her first professional contract," said head coach Ally Nick. "She left her mark on NJIT Women's Soccer, rewriting our Division I record books through her talent. We can't wait to watch her continue to make her mark at the professional level and know this is just the beginning of an exciting journey."

One of the most accomplished players in program history, Andreoli concludes her NJIT career as the Highlanders' all-time leader in career goals (21) and career points (51). Over 73 career appearances, she totaled 21 goals and nine assists while establishing herself as one of the premier attacking players in the America East Conference.

Andreoli capped her collegiate career with a historic 2025 season, earning America East Striker of the Year honors after leading the conference with nine goals and 21 points. She was named to the America East First Team All-Conference, ECAC Second Team, and United Soccer Coaches All-Region Second Team, becoming just the second player in program history to earn United Soccer Coaches All-Region recognition. Her 21-point season ranks second in NJIT's Division I era.

Throughout her career, Andreoli consistently performed among the conference's elite. She was a two-time America East First Team All-Conference selection (2023, 2025) and a two-time Preseason All-Conference honoree (2024, 2025). In 2025, she became one of only two NCAA Division I players to set four school records in a single season and was the only America East student-athlete to earn Offensive Player of the Week honors three times.

Andreoli's record-setting career was defined by sustained offensive production, conference recognition, and program milestones. Her proven goal-scoring ability, leadership, and competitive drive have earned her the opportunity to continue her career at the professional level.

Stomilanki Olsztyn, based in Olsztyn, Poland, competes in the Orlen 1. Liga Kobiet, the second-highest division of women's soccer in Poland.

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