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Laura Stear '17 Recruiting Profile

Reynolds Secondary SchoolCanadaWomen's Soccer
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ClubReynolds Center for Soccer Excellence
Height5'6"
Weight125lbs
Age26
Primary PositionAttacking Midfielder
Secondary PositionForward
Dominant FootBoth

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Personal Statement

Ever since I first started walking, I was out in my backyard kicking a ball around with my Dad. In England I grew up watching the Premier League every weekend, especially Arsenal. At the age of 6 (2005), I attended an Arsenal Junior Gunners summer camp. From that, I was youngest of 40 kids selected from Great Britain to have the opportunity to meet the first squad and train with them.

Through this, I have developed excellent foot to ball skills, including ball control, juggling and heading. I am also able to effectively kick a ball with both my left and my right foot, although I favour my right foot. I want to play for my country, Canada or England, and make them proud.

Currently I am the designated dead ball specialist for all my teams. When I’m not playing or training for any of my teams, I give back to the soccer community by refereeing youth games and lining games all the way up to the senior level. I am currently registered under BC Soccer as a player, full field referee and a certified coach for BC soccer association.

I would like to attend an American university/college and play at the highest level. In class & on the field I am always listening, working hard and participating in discussions, all while maintaining a high GPA score.

Note to coaches: Due to local school district regulations I am not eligible to play on the High school soccer team as I attend the Reynolds Secondary School Soccer academy and didn't attend a Middle school which is the official feeder school for Reynolds Secondary School. As I wanted to represent my school I have played Tennis, Volleyball, Field Hockey & Basketball (MVP).

My Teams & training links

EPIC Sport Management Society - http://www.epicsport.ca/

Victoria Highlanders FC - http://highlandersfc.ca/team/coaches/3

Lower Island Soccer Association - http://www.lowerislandsoccer.com/contact-us/

BCSPL - http://www.bcsoccerpremierleague.net/leagues/front_pageBCSPL.cfm?clientID=5515&leagueID=22990

University Of Victoria Soccer - http://govikesgo.com/coaches.aspx?rc=277&path=wsoc

 

Athletics

Club Information

  • Seasons of Club Experience
  • 8 seasons
  • 2016 Reynolds Center for Soccer Excellence (Academy)
  • The Center for Soccer Excellence is a way for students to combine academic goals with high quality soccer instruction, coaching and mentoring. Students receive approximately 150 hours of on-field instruction and 50 hours of classroom instruction, which includes sport science, fitness, nutrition, strength training, sports psychology, sport physiology, time management, leaderships skills, coaching philosophies and the laws of the game. CSE site- www.reynoldscse.com
  • 2016 Vancouver Island Wave (Lower Island Womens Premier League)
  • U18 Team playing in Womens Premier League
  • 2015 Reynolds Center for Soccer Excellence (Academy)
  • This is a school academy, which is part of my school curriculum. The Centre for Soccer Excellence program was established in 2003 - Played against other academies in Canada & USA.
  • 2015 Vancouver Island Wave (Premier)
  • Train twice a week - just finished regular season
  • 2014 Reynolds Center School of Excellence (Academy)
  • This is a school academy, which is part of my school curriculum. The Centre for Soccer Excellence program was established in 2003
  • 2014 Vancouver Island Wave (Premier)
  • Trained twice a week and played BC premier teams - Completed season as Provisional Champions
  • 2013 Saanich Fusion U16 (Gold)
  • PLayed up a year on the U16 Gold team - Started playing for SFC in 2006
  • 2010 Victoria Highlanders FC (Academy - Club Prospects)
  • I play for the Victoria Highlanders Academy teams against local teams on Vancouver Island, Vancouver Mainland and Northwest teams in the States from 2010 - 2014

Coach References

  • High School Head Coach
  • Dave Ravenhill
  • High School Head Coach
  • JJ Atterbury
  • Club Director
  • Dave Dew
  • Club Director
  • Neil Sedgwick
  • Club Director
  • Andrew Latham
  • Club Coach
  • Josip Bratanovic

Events

  • Camp/Event
  • SWBCCA - Victoria Highlanders FC Hosting Sheffield Wednesday Elite Player ID Camp
  • 7/20/16 to 7/23/16
  • I was selected to attend the European experience in Scotland & England training with Sheffield Wednesday academy teams but due to timing and costs I wasn't able to take up the offer.
  • Camp/Event
  • BCSPL's inaugural College ID
  • 5/08/16 to 5/08/16
  • KO = 10:30am
  • Camp/Event
  • BCSPL's inaugural College ID
  • 5/07/16 to 5/07/16
  • KO = 4:00 PM
  • Camp/Event
  • Reynolds School (Centre for Soccer Excellence) annual trip
  • 3/28/16 to 4/04/16
  • Tuesday 3/29/2016 - Playing Hawaii Rush SC at Waipio Peninsula Soccer Park KO 5PM. Thursday 3/31/2016 - Playing Honolulu Bulls at Kapiolani Park. 4/1/2016 - Visit to University of Hawaii at Manoa hosted by Marc Fournier - assistant coach Womens team.
  • Camp/Event
  • University of Victoria v USA U-17 Olympic Development Program (ODP)
  • 3/22/16 to 3/22/16
  • Officiating as Linesmen - KO 4:30 pm
  • Camp/Event
  • LIWSA - Premier womens Cup Final
  • 3/20/16 to 3/20/16
  • 11am KO Playing for Prospect Lake - Lost 3-2 to Castaway Highlanders after extra time. As call up played on 4 games, played half of each game, scored 1 goal & assisted one in the final.
  • Camp/Event
  • FC Portland Winter College Showcase
  • 1/15/16 to 1/18/16
  • Playing in U18 group
  • Camp/Event
  • SOCCER TALENT IDENTIFICATION CAMP
  • 11/20/15 to 11/21/15
  • Camp/Event
  • Adidas Fall ID Camp
  • 10/17/15 to 10/17/15
  • Camp/Event
  • 1 Day College ID Camp - Old Dominion University
  • 8/30/15 to 8/30/15
  • 9:00am - Registration and welcome AM • Dynamic warm up and basic ball work • Defending principles • Passing, and possession vs pressing • Finishing techniques and going to goal • 5v5 tournament to full goals (with GK’s) LUNCH BREAK PM • Warm up with the ball • Tactical play • 11v11 game • Cool down and feedback
  • Camp/Event
  • Camp - Soccer Girls Elite 13-18 yrs
  • 8/10/15 to 8/14/15
  • Our elite girl's camp is tailored to the female soccer player who has played at the Vancouver Island Premier LEAGUE (VIPL) LEVEL and higher. Vikes' Head Coach Tracy David along with some of her varsity players will focus on skill development through drills and scrimmages.
  • Camp/Event
  • Epic / Whitecaps - Prospects Camp
  • 7/27/15 to 7/29/15
  • To train & evaluate players to the next level
  • Camp/Event
  • Western Canada College ID Camp
  • 7/19/15 to 7/24/15
  • EPIC and the Vancouver Whitecaps have partnered in this unique experience which we believe will connect players who are in grade 12 or who are going into grades 9-12, with college coaches from all levels in Canada and the USA. What Makes the Camp Unique College / University coaches will run the training sessions and observe the players in the evening games. Each day players will receive informational, motivational, and college specific information from the staff and the college / university coaches where collegiate association rules allow. Coaches of Canadian schools will be provided brief Q&A periods within the daily schedule. NCAA coaches will join in on a panel discussion and discuss such topics as registering with the eligibility centre, NCAA academic standards, NCAA recruiting legislation, admissions standards, and recruiting timeline.
  • Camp/Event
  • 2015 Showcase of Champions
  • 5/15/15 to 5/17/15
  • Playing in U17 division with EPIC Sport Team - #8 - Playing in 4 games ID# 0881295 Coach: Steve Simonson Manager: Corey Volk 5/15/2015 - Girls U17 Premier Bracket C #059 3:30 PM EPIC SPORT EPIC GIRLS (CND) PSPL SURF ACADEMY G'97 (WA) Marymoor Park #2 5/16/2015 - Girls U17 Premier Bracket C #060 5:00 PM JUVENTUS SC ZEBRE (CAN) EPIC SPORT EPIC GIRLS (CND) Marymoor Park #1 5/17/2015 - Girls U17 Premier Bracket B #072 8:00 AM PSPL SURF ACADEMY G'98 (WA) EPIC SPORT EPIC GIRLS (CND) Marymoor Park #4 Bracket C #069 12:30 PM EPIC SPORT EPIC GIRLS (CND) ARSENAL FC SAN DIEGO ARSENAL FC SD GU17 ELITE (CAS) Marymoor Park #6 5/11/2015 10:35:39 PM
  • Camp/Event
  • girlsCAN Football APRIL 6 ID Camp
  • 4/06/15 to 4/06/15
  • First ever GCF College Clinic's kicked off in Vancouver, BC. 65 girls and coaches from D1 Elon, Arizona State, U of Oregon, East Carolina, Austin Peay, Oakland and Canadian schools Quest, Acadia and Lethbridge.
  • Camp/Event
  • 2015 Whitecaps FC Showcase
  • 4/03/15 to 4/05/15
  • The Whitecaps FC Showcase presented by Sport Chek has also grown with more than 92 teams attending. In total, over 3,200 players, along with staff and family, will be descending upon Surrey’s Newton Athletic Park on April 3 to 5 for the Showcase weekend. - Vancouver Island Wave team undefeated 4/3/2015 Vancouver Island Wave Girls U-16 (2) Calgary Southwest United Napoli Girls U-16 (0) 2 0 4/4/2015 Vancouver Island Wave Girls U-16 (3) Thompson Okanagan Girls U-16 (1) 3 1 4/5/2015 Vancouver Island Wave Girls U-16 (3) PSPL Academy Green Girls U-16 (0) 3 0
  • Camp/Event
  • Soccer coaching course - FUNDAMENTALS (U7-U8)
  • 2/16/15 to 2/18/15
  • FUNDAMENTALS (U7-U8) At this stage, players should participate in stimulating practices and games that develop basic technical skills in a FUN atmosphere. The emphasis should be movement exercises and games that promote a feel for the ball while teaching basic principles of play within a fun but structured setting. Mini game formats are used, ranging from 3v3 to 5v5 and a basic league schedule can be created but no standings should be kept. All players should play equal time and try all team positions, including goalkeeper, and equal time should be allotted to practices and games. NEW Canada Soccer Pathway: Coach's Tool Kit Stage Three - Learn to Train
  • Camp/Event
  • Soccer coaching course - ACTIVE START (U6)
  • 2/10/15 to 2/10/15
  • ACTIVE START (U6) At this stage, players should participate in stimulating practices and games that develop basic technical skills in a FUN atmosphere. The emphasis should be movement exercises and games that promote a feel for the ball while teaching basic principles of play within a fun but structured setting. Informal games can be set up at the end of practices or as part of a jamboree mixing exercising and games. Play equal time and try all team positions, including goalkeeper, and equal time should be allotted to practices and games
  • Camp/Event
  • TSS POWER TOURNAMENT
  • 12/22/14 to 12/22/14
  • Played with the EPIC Sports Academy team in the U17 group. - Details of tournament - TSS Academy and Sportstown BC presents the 14th annual Power Tournament. This year's tournament will be hosting a projected 200+ teams competing in our small-sided competition. So during the winter break, keep your soccer team active and competitive in this wonderful indoor event. Each age group plays all their games over 1 day. We are one of the biggest indoor soccer tournaments in BC
  • Camp/Event
  • RISE360 - with Candace Chapman
  • 11/27/14 to 11/30/14
  • EPIC Sport presents Candace Chapman's RISE360 soccer program. 'Resilience', 'Intentional' focus and becoming a 'Student' of the game, are all essential attributes needed to create 'Exceptional' performances. RISE360 Soccer incorporates all of these important attributes into both on field and classroom sessions aimed at providing an elite soccer experience for female players. Recently retired, Candace's international career spanned over 12 years with the Canadian National Team, including 2 World Cups and 2 Olympic Games and an Olympic Bronze Medal. Professionally she has won 2 Women's Professional Championships in the USA and is a NSCAA College Cup Championship with the University of Notre Dame. Over the past few years, Candace has transitioned into coaching and spent the last two as a Technical Assistant with the U15 AND U17 National EXCEL programs. Candace has also been a part of CONCACAF region TSG (Technical Study Group) which has the duty of preparing Technical / Tactical analysis and game reports for specific international tournaments. Candace Chapman's RISE360 Soccer program will be coming to Victoria and open to a group of 22 players. This specific program will have a defending focus. Candace is committed and excited to share the lessons that she has learned throughout her career and we are fortunate to have RISE360 Soccer coming to the island.
  • Camp/Event
  • University of Victoria Soccer for Girls Elite
  • 8/11/14 to 8/15/14
  • Coached by Vikes Head Coach Tracy David - BIO .The 2014-15 season is Tracy David's 13th season as head coach of the UVic Vikes women's soccer team. In combination with her 16-year career with the Alberta Pandas, David has three CIS titles to her name with the lone Vikes title coming in 2005. After 16 years with the Pandas and 10 with the Vikes, David has been named Canada West Coach of the Year seven times (1989, '95, '97, '98, ‘05, '08, '13) and had one CIS Coach of the Year nod in 1989. David finished the 2014-15 regular season with an impressive 8-1-3 record, conceding just one loss to two-time defending CIS champions Trinity Western Spartans by a score of 1-0. The Vikes finished second in the Prairie Division with hosting rights of their opening play-off match, the Canada West quarter-final against Fraser Valley. In the 2013-14 regular season, David was named Canada West Coach of the Year for guiding her team to a 10-2 record to earn the top seed and hosting rights of the Canada West Final Six. Three Vikes were named Canada West All-Stars as the Vikes get set to qualify for a berth to the 2013 CIS Championship hosted in Toronto. Last season the Vikes hosted the CIS Championship and finished third after defeating Ottawa in penalty kicks. David was named head coach of the UVic Vikes women’s soccer team in 2002 after guiding the Pandas from 1985 to 2000. David's impact with the Vikes was immediate, leading the program to its first-ever CIS title in 2005. Since then, David has led the program to four consecutive CIS tournament appearances, a record in the CIS. David and the Vikes also won the Canada West conference title in 2008 at Centennial Stadium. David's overall conference record behind the UVic bench is 98-33-23. Before becoming one of the top university coaches in Canada, David enjoyed a long and prolific playing career. She began with the Edmonton Angels, where she captained the team to six national titles over ten seasons. In 1986, David was selected to be a part of the inaugural Canadian Women’s National team and played with them until 1990. David was capped 15 times for Canada and was inducted into the Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame in 2003. As a student at the University of Alberta, David was instrumental in the creation of a university varsity women's soccer league. Thanks to David and her colleagues, the first official Canada West women’s soccer league was established in 1983, the year after David graduated. In 1987, David was solicited to be president of the CIAU (now CIS) women’s soccer coaches association and served in that role until 1995. In recognition of her accomplishments, the University of Alberta inducted David into their Sports Wall of Fame in 2007. Along with coaching at the CIS level, David has also served as a head coach for numerous under-17, under-16 and under-15 provincial teams for both Alberta and B.C. In the summer of 2005, David coached Team B.C. to gold at the Canada Summer Games hosted in Regina. On a national level, David was an assistant coach for the under-17 Canadian team and an assistant coach with the u-20 Canadian team that won the 2008 CONCACAF Championship. David is a National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) level four coach and earned her masters in coaching from the University of Victoria in 1999. Last updated Oct. 24. 2014 by Ardy Ramezani MAJOR AWARDS: CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS (3): 1989*, 1997*, 2005 CANADA WEST CHAMPIONSHIPS (6): 1988*, 1989*, 1991*, 1996*, 1997* 2008 CIS COACH OF THE YEAR (1): 1989* CANADA WEST COACH OF THE YEAR (6): 1989*, 1995*, 1997*, 1998*, 2005, 2008, 2013 * as Head coach at the University of Alberta
  • Camp/Event
  • BC Soccer Youth Provincial Premier Cup
  • 6/29/14 to 6/29/14
  • U15 Girls Provincial Champions with Vancouver Island Wave Team
  • Camp/Event
  • Skagit Firecracker tournament
  • 6/20/14 to 6/22/14
  • This is the 3rd year attending this tournament with the Victoria Highlanders FC and is open to all Premier and Select level teams both in state and out of state.
  • Camp/Event
  • Rumble In The Rainforest.
  • 4/26/14 to 4/27/14
  • Played teams from the Pacific Northwest
  • Camp/Event
  • Whitecaps FC Showcase
  • 4/19/14 to 4/20/14
  • The main objective of the showcase is to bring together the best talent in BC, across Canada, and from the Pacific Northwest, and put them on display for the many college, university, and Whitecaps scouts in attendance," said Dan Lenarduzzi, Whitecaps FC director of soccer development. "Each year our talent base grows, as does the network of scouts who attend.
  • Camp/Event
  • University of Victoria Soccer for Girls Elite
  • 8/12/13 to 8/16/13
  • This is my second year attending this soccer camp. I am being coached by Tracy David the Head Coach of University of Victoria.
  • Camp/Event
  • Skagit Firecracker Soocer Tournament
  • 6/14/13 to 6/16/13
  • This is the 2nd year attending this tournament with the Victoria Highlanders FC and is open to all Premier and Select level teams both in state and out of state.

Training

  • Victoria Highlanders FC Academy - Dave Dewey
  • 5 years
  • I attend two practices a week; one as Club prospect, the other as normal academy training. All coaching is being done by David Dewy who is the Director of Youth Development for Girls at Highlanders FC. Website- www.victoriahighlandersfc.com Women's head coach Dave Dew brings From 1972 – 2008, Dew was involved with the Gorge Soccer Association in Victoria and became an assistant coach with Victoria Highlanders FC in 2008. He was elected head coach of the women’s program in 2010. During the 2013 Pacific Coast League season, Dew’s Highlanders squad opened the season 1-1-2 before going undefeated for the remaining 13 games of the season. In Dew's first season as assistant coach in 2005, the Vikes captured their first CIS national championship. Since, then, the Vikes have finished first in Canada West standings twice, winning the conference title in 2008. In 2012, the Vikes captured the CIS bronze medal. Dew is a graduate of Canada's National Coaching Institute - Victoria (1990), Canadian Soccer Association 'B' License and National Coaching Certification Program Level 4.
  • Tracy David Head Coach of University of Victoria
  • 3 years
  • A week's Training camp held in the Summer time tailored to the female soccer player who has played at the Vancouver Island Premier league level or higher. Tracy David Head Coach of University of Victoria and her varsity players focus on skill development through skills and scrimmages.
  • Reynolds Center For Soccer Excellence - JJ & Dave Ravenhill
  • 4 years
  • This is a school academy, which is part of my school curriculum. The Centre for Soccer Excellence program was established in 2003 at Reynolds Secondary School in Victoria BC, Canada. We were proud to be recognized by "McLean's Magazine" in Aug. 2005 as a major part of one of "Canada's Top 10 Schools".130 Students participate in the program in 2014-2015 The Objective of the CSE is to provide a formal training program within the regular timetable of the school with a strong commitment to excellence in student achievement, both academic and technical. The primary focus is skill development as we believe the best way to improve the team is to improve yourself. Within the CSE blocks, students meet the learning outcomes of Physical Education and a unique Soccer Specific course called "Principles of Soccer" at each grade level (9-12). Students receive on-field and classroom instruction in order to meet these course objectives. In addition to the Technical aspects of Soccer students also develop an understanding and appreciation for: Nutrition for optimal sport performance Fitness/Conditioning and Agility Strength Training Sports Psychology/ Mental preparation Time management skills Goal Setting Tactical awareness Laws of the Game History of Soccer
  • EPIC DEVELOPMENT CENTRE - WINTER - Neil Sedgwick
  • 2 years
  • Training & coaching We integrate our curriculum and long term player development philosophy with a practice of living our values whilst providing EPIC development opportunities. We are here for you and we value that the child comes first. Sport and the technical / tactical elements are the attraction into our programs, however we believe character is what is being developed inside of our training. We take a four corners approach to development (Technical/Tactical; Social/Emotional; Psychological/Mental; Physical). How do we create our curriculum? EPIC Sport has created a curriculum based on our coach development experience and education, as well as many years of on-field practice. As part of the LONG TERM ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT for Canada.After spending eleven years coaching in the NCAA Div I and Div II, Neil Sedgwick returned to Vancouver Island. Sedgwick spent the last seven years prior to his return in April 2011 as head coach of The University of Montana women’s soccer program, leading the club to the Big Sky Conference tournament in 2004, 2006 and 2008. Prior to this, Sedgwick spent two years as The University of North Dakota's Head Coach, then three years as the Associate Head Coach at The University of Southern California. While in the US, Neil added USSF (United States Soccer Federation) 'A' Licence certification to the Canadian Soccer Association 'A' Licence and Level Five certifcation. He then went on to coach at the Olympic Development Program (ODP) level in both Southern California and Montana and was called upon in all three states (ND, CA, MT) to be part of their coach education programs. Following his graduation from the National Coaching Institute - Victoria (1996) and his Masters of Education (Coaching Studies) from The University of Victoria, Sedgwick returned to Halifax to assist Neil Turnbull, then the head coach of the Canadian national team, with Dalhousie University's women's team. This led to Sedgwick becoming part of that national women's team staff for the next three years. ?During this time, Sedgwick returned to British Columbia and took on the position of Head Coach/Director of the Upper Island Regional Soccer Center based out of Nanaimo for two years. Here he established his many positive contacts on Vancouver Island while administering the coach, player and referee development programs in the areas of Nanaimo, Parksville, Port Alberni, Courtnay/Comox, Campbell River and Powell River. A native of Sackville, Nova Scotia, Sedgwick was a three time CIAU (Now CIS) All Canadian (once at Saint Mary's University and twice at Dalhousie University), and was selected fifth overall in the 1990 CSL (Canadian Soccer League) draft by the Winnipeg Fury. He continued his career in the CSL by playing for his home town team the Nova Scotia Clippers and later the Montreal Supra. In 1993 Sedgwick represented Canada, while playing for University of Victoria's Head Coach Bruce Wilson, at the World University Games. During his time on Vancouver Island Sedgwick competed with the Victoria Athletics, Victoria United and later Nanaimo United. He now plays for the University of Victoria Alumni. EDUCATION 2001 Masters of Education (Coaching Studies) - The University of Victoria 1996 Graduate of Canada’s National Coaching Institute – Victoria. 1995 Bachelor of Education - Dalhousie University 1995 Bachelor of Physical Education - Dalhousie University COACHING Certification: Canadian Soccer Association ‘A’ License National Coaching Certification Program Level Five Diploma in High Performance Coaching - National Coaching Institute Victoria United States Soccer Federation ‘A’ License University Experience: 2004-2011 The University of Montana (Head Coach) 2001-2004 The University of Southern California (Associate Head Coach) 1999-2001 The University of North Dakota (Head Coach) 1996-1997 Dalhousie University (Assistant Coach) International Experience: 2013 Canadian Women's National Team U17 Technical Assistant (CONCACAF Silver Medalists) 2012 Canadian Women's National Team U17 Technical Assistant (CONCACAF Silver Medalists) 1999 Pan Am Games Women’s Assistant Coach 1997-2000 Canadian Women’s National Team Staff Coach Provincial and Club: 1997-1999 Head Coach / Coordinator for Upper Vancouver Island Regional Soccer Centre
  • BCSPL - Training - Coaches Dave Dewey, Joe & Andrew Latham
  • 4 years
  • Train twice a week during season with exhibition games & tournaments off season.
  • Whitecaps Prospects - Island Academy
  • 1 year
  • Train once a week Whitecaps Way. Participants follow an official Whitecaps FC training. All sessions developed and delivered by Academy Centres Head Coach, Bart Choufour, and Lower Island Centre Head Coach, Neil Sedgwick. curriculum.http://www.whitecapsfc.com/youth/programs/academiccentres/victoria-prospects

Additional Sports

  • Tennis
  • 1 year
  • Freshman Team
  • I started tennis lessons at the age of 5 in England. I play it recreationally.
  • Volleyball
  • 1 year
  • Sophomore Team
  • Played 3yrs in Middle school in district
  • Basketball
  • 6 years
  • Varsity Team
  • Got to first round of district play offs also awarded MVP for season. Played Night league for 4 years (10 - 14 yrs) runners up twice for district.
  • Field Hockey
  • 4 years
  • Varsity Team
  • Reynolds High School Team

Statistics

Statistic2016 Vancouver Isla2015 Vancouver Isla2014 Vancouver Isla2013 Saanich Fusion
Goals1327
Assists2225
Shots on Goal19111212
Games Played9121422

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High School Information

High School
Reynolds Secondary School
StateBritish Columbia

Academic Accomplishments

Are you in honor classes?
No
Are you in AP/IB classes?
No
Registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center?
Yes

Awards and Activities

  • Awards Honor Roll for Term 1 in Grade 11 GPA 5 for whole school year Grade 10 Honor Roll for Term 3&4 in Grade 10 Honor Roll for Term 1&2 in Grade 10 GPA 5 for whole school year Grade 9 Honor Roll for Term 3 & 4 in Grade 9 Honor Roll for Term 2 in Grade 9 Honor Roll for Term 1 in Grade 9
  • ActivitiesRefereeing youth small & full fields, Lining youth, senior men & women's games on Vancouver Island, BC Coaching youth soccer U9 - U12 boys & girls @ Epic Soccer

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