Kiley Dulaney

A native of Jacksonville, Arkansas,^[1] Dulaney started playing soccer at the age of 9.^[2] She played club soccer with Real Arkansas and Oklahoma Energy FC,^[2] advancing to the National Premier League Finals with Real Arkansas.^[3] Dulaney played two years of soccer with Cabot High School,^[2] where she was a Top 5 conference player in terms of points and goals in both years.^[1] She was homeschooled as a high school junior before playing one more year of high school soccer at the Jacksonville High.^[2]

Dulaney was signed by the Arkansas Razorbacks ahead of the 2020 college season,^[2][3] but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, play did not start until 2021.^[4] Dulaney kicked off her college career by playing in 12 freshman matches and registering 2 assists, both of which occurred in a game against Missouri State on February 23, 2021.^[1] She doubled her appearances the following season, playing in all 24 of Arkansas' matches, including all 4 NCAA tournament games.

Dulaney missed her junior year due to injury,^[1] but in her first game back, scored a goal to help the Razorbacks earn a season-opening victory over Arkansas State.^[5] She repeated a similar feat the following year, scoring in Arkansas' 2024 season opener as well.^[6] She was named to the SEC Second Team after her fifth year, her first such honor as a Razorback.^[7] Dulaney also finished her college career as a two-time SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll honoree and a two-time SEC Preseason Watchlist member.^[1]

In the offseason before her junior year of college, Dulaney played for Asheville City SC in the pre-professional USL W League.^[8] In her 8 games of action, Dulaney scored 4 times,^[9] including an 89th minute game-tying goal against the Charlotte Independence.^[10] Asheville City finished 5th in the South Atlantic Division and did not move on to the playoffs.^[11]

Following the conclusion of her collegiate career, Dulaney trained with the Washington Spirit as a non-roster invitee in the 2025 NWSL preseason.^[12] On March 5, 2025, she signed a short-term contract with the Spirit.^[13] Three days later, she was an unused substitute as the Spirit claimed the 2025 NWSL Challenge Cup with a win over the Orlando Pride.^[14][15] Dulaney made her professional debut on May 24, coming into a match versus the Seattle Reign as a second-half substitute for Casey Krueger.^[16] She did not make any further appearances for the Spirit before her contract expired on June 25.^[17]

Dallas Trinity FC of the USL Super League signed Dulaney ahead of its second full season of play.^[18] On August 23, 2025, Dulaney made her Dallas debut in the club's season-opening victory over Spokane Zephyr FC.^[19] The following week, she recorded her first professional start against Brooklyn FC.^[20]

Washington Spirit

• NWSL Challenge Cup: 2025^[15]