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• 2023 NJCAA Women’s Division I All-America Team,
• WNYAC All-Conference Team,
• East District Champion
seasom 16/17: 1st in Rhineland Championship U15 (winner of all district champions in Rhineland)
season 17/18: 1st in “Kreisliga” U17, 1st in Rhineland Championship U17
season 18/19: 1st in district league U17
season 19/20: 2nd in Rhineland league, womens team
season 20/21: 1st in Rhineland league, womens team
season 21/22: 2nd in Rhineland league
season 22/23: East District Champions with MCC, two games at National
season 23/24: East District Champions with MCC, two games at National Tournament, All American
https://www.rhein-zeitung.de/sport/fussball-regional/frauenfussball/frauenfussball-im-rheinland_artikel,-ruebenach-und-urbar-gehen-mit-guten-leistungen-in-coronapause-_arid,2182557.html
(–> leading in Rhineland league, last match before season canceled due to Covid, 29th October 2020, season 20/21)
https://www.rhein-zeitung.de/sport/regionalsport/regionalsport-extra_artikel,-fv-ruebenach-verpasst-aufstieg-trotz-platz-eins-_arid,2123304.html
(–> ranked 1st in Rhineland league, season canceled due to Covid, season 19/20)
https://www.rhein-zeitung.de/sport/fussball-regional/frauenfussball/frauenfussball-im-rheinland_artikel,-rheinlandmeister-bjuniorinnen-des-tsv-emmelshausen-feiern-titel-_arid,1831978.html
(–> Rhineland Champions U17. season 17/18)
When I am new to a team, which happened the second time now in four years, I integrate quickly. Once I’ve become used to a new environment, I’m always up for a funny remark. Still, I’m hard-working and persistent and my deep forward passes often create very promising situations. I was told, I’m a calm anchor when I play defense and have a good understanding of the game. Also, I am passionate about competition and challenging my own limits.
I am thrilled to learn from other athletes and coaches in order to work on my own abilities and succeed with the team. The conditions for women’s soccer are unique in the USA. Nowhere else would be a better chance for athletic progression while still being able to concentrate on academics, too. In America, women’s football also has a higher reputation than in Germany. The understanding and respect for women’s soccer in Germany is simply not the same as in the US.
As I experienced in my first year in Rochester, NY, college soccer is the perfect opportunity to effectively combine academics and sports. I want to achieve outstanding results in my classes to maximize my chances for a good future employment while still trying hard to find my athletic limits on the field from day to day. I also hope to further improve my American accent and get proficient in business conversations.
It is a big dream of mine to play in a big stadium once. I hope to improve my ability to defend technically strong and fast forwards and stay calm as a center mid – even when I get lots of pressure. After completing my bachelor’s in the US, anything could be possible, in the long term, I plan to settle in Europe though. But I want to see where life takes me before that.
Besides playing soccer, I really like playing the guitar and singing, skiing, mountain biking, and some other kinds of team ball sports.
Would be delighted to get a message from you 
