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Hailey Stein '21 Recruiting Profile

Coppell High SchoolCoppell, TXWomen's Soccer
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ClubDallas Texans
Height5'2"
Weight125lbs
Age22
Primary PositionOutside Back
Secondary PositionCenter Back
Dominant FootRight

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Personal Statement

I have played on three club teams in addition to my high school team, and each has taught me something different. My first club team was where I grew up. The experience was exciting, and our team did everything together from travel to Christmas parties. 

After four years of being successful, though, I was unexpectedly injured and had to observe all the practices and games from the sidelines. I went from being a starting player to being a team cheerleader. With this unfamiliar perspective, I jealously watched my teammates’ skills improve and missed the coaches’ attention, the camaraderie of the team, and the chance to even touch a ball. I decided that this was not going to affect me. I concentrated on my physical therapy and put in extra hours. After nearly a year and a half I was released to play. I learned that when I preserved through hard work, I was able to get my confidence and skill set back. I was even able to join a different club team that allowed extensive playing time as a starter.

Although I feared change, I recognized I needed a bigger challenge if I wanted to continue to improve. My sophomore year I tried out for the Texans Elite Club. I lined up with insanely good athletes and took my turn demonstrating skills. When asked to show “the scissors,” I rapidly dribbled the ball to the cone, stepped over the ball while faking my direction, and tapped the ball the opposite way. I coached myself in my head: “Don’t give up!” “Hey, nice pass!” and “Effort!” With heat waves steaming off the ground and absolutely no feedback from the stoned-faced coaches, I began supporting the others with positive comments and took charge as a leader.  Making the Elite Team was the culmination of a year of grueling conditioning and stinging ice baths. However, I learned that it is clearly my responsibility to meet my own goals.

This past March, I was faced with yet another challenge. I tore my ACL in my right knee during a high school varsity game. This injury would have ended my season if COVID-19 had not canceled it. However, this time I found myself on the sidelines during virtual strategy meetings while I completed physical therapy. I was disappointed, but I told myself to get back on track. I kept a positive mindset and encouraged myself to reach my goals. As a result, I will be dual rostered for two elite teams starting this December.

I have learned my experiences on the field have prepared me for new challenges off the field. I use my assertiveness from soccer to rapidly shut down a pool as a lifeguard and my persuasive communication skills to interact with customers as a sales associate. Most importantly, though, soccer has taught me flexibility in new situations, responsibility for my decisions, and the importance of persevering in the face of adversity. As I move on to college and plan to major in Education, I will use my skills shaped by soccer in yet another way.  My new surroundings will be my new home field. I will succeed.

Athletics

High School Information

  • Years w/ Varsity
  • 2 years
  • 2021 Varsity Team
  • Jersey: #13
  • 2020 Varsity Team
  • Jersey: #13
  • 2019 Junior Varsity Team
  •  
    Starter
     - Jersey: #20
  • Individual Awards
  • 2018-19 Defensive MVP
  • 2018 Junior Varsity Team
  •  
    Starter
     - Jersey: #2
  • Team Awards
  • Conference Champs, Undefeated Season District Champs

Club Information

  • Seasons of Club Experience
  • 8 seasons
  • 2020 Dallas Texans (D1)
  • Dallas Texans U19 ECRL
  • 2019 Dallas Texans (D1)
  • 2018 Dallas Texans 02G Dallas (D1)
  • (Fagen) Classic League U17
  • 2017 D'Feeters Soccer Club (D3)
  • (Way)Classic League U16
  • 2016 Triumph 02G Aguero (D2)
  • (Smith) Classic League U15
  • 2015 Triumph 02G Aguero (D2)
  • (Smith) Classic League U14
  • 2014 Triumph 02G Aguero (D2)
  • (Smith) Classic League U13
  • 2013 Triumph 02G Aguero (Academy)
  • (Smith) Classic League U12

Coach References

  • High School Head Coach
  • Rebecca Sawers
  • Travel/Club Coach
  • Jimmy Fagen
  • Club Coach
  • Richard Kevin Smith

Events

  • Camp/Event
  • Texas Shootout 2019
  • 6/01/19 to 6/02/19
  • 6/1/19 @1:15 MP#6 @ Classic Elite 02, @8:15PM MP#22 vs. AHFC 01/02 ECNL, 6/2/19 @ 1:00PM MP#5 vs. Albion Hurricanes
  • Camp/Event
  • Texas A&M
  • 7/13/15 to 7/17/15
  • Camp/Event
  • Texas A&M Commerce ID Camp

Training

  • Performance Course
  • 4 years
  • Advanced Performance Course (4 days a week for 2 hours) progressively improving athletic ability through strength and conditioning techniques. Participated during pre-season school athletics and summer months.

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Academics

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High School Information

StateTexas
Phone(214) 496-6100

Academic Accomplishments

Are you in honor classes?
No
Are you in AP/IB classes?
Yes. Freshman-World Geography Sophomore-World History
Registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center?
Yes

Awards and Activities

  • AwardsHonor Roll
  • ActivitiesStudent Council, Outreach/Volunteer programs through St. Anns' Catholic Church, Lifeguard @ The Core

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