Information compiled by Kira Howells

Photos courtesy of Lily Newberry

How long have you been playing soccer? Why or how did you start?

I started as soon as I could. So I believe [I started] at 3 years old for my club. I started playing because my older brother did and I would always run into the field and try to play with him so my parents signed me up as soon as I was old enough.

Do you plan on playing soccer in college? If so, where?

Yes I am playing in college! I will be attending Central Washington University. I am looking forward to improving my level of play and working hard for two of the best coaches I have ever met.

Do you have any superstitions or rituals before a game?

I always put on my socks, cleats, then finish with shin guards. I will do my hair before I get to the field but never put pre wrap in until I’m in the locker room or on the bench. I have one song I have to listen to before every single game.

What is something that you love about playing soccer?

I love that it is a sisterhood and family environment. We are all achieving one goal- to win and so to have everyone there by your side is amazing!

What is the most stereotypical ‘soccer girl’ thing you do?

Probably tell people all of the time I can’t hang out because I have practice or having pre wrap literally everywhere- in my car, my soccer bag, my school bag, my room.

If you could describe yourself using a color, what would it be and why?

I would say I’m a light blue because I’m a bubbly person and happy a lot of the time!

What is your least favorite food and why?

I don’t like fish and I don’t know why. I just physically can’t eat it. I also can’t eat seaweed.

If you could change your name, would you and what would you change it to?

I would change my name to Elsa (Lamphere) so that I could be as funny as her!

What is your favorite TV commercial and why?

Super Bowl’s Baby Clydesdale, because it makes me smile every time I see it.

If you could create a holiday, what would it be for and when would it be?

I would make a pet day. Yes there are little ones now, but it would be bigger. We have mother’s day, father’s day, and grandparents day, but pet day isn’t a big deal and they are family too.

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