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Two weeks in Ethiopia this summer helped Wright State’s Brooklyne Mason confirm that she now plays soccer with a purpose.
“I learned to appreciate the opportunities I have been given and be thankful for all I have,” the junior defender from Middletown said. “The people I saw in Ethiopia played with such a passion because soccer is all they have. It hit me hard. I realized that, at times, I might have stepped on the field with no purpose. Now my purpose is to glorify God by playing with all my heart. Realizing that has sparked my game.”
Mason has become a mainstay on defense for the Raiders, who are currently in fourth place in the Horizon League.
“Brooklyne is a tough-as-nails kind of kid,” Wright State coach Pat Ferguson said. “She has been starting central defender and one of most consistent players on the team this year. When I heard about this (trip to Ethiopia) and how she has grown in her faith, I thought it was really neat.”
More at http://webapp2.wright.edu/web1/newsroom/2016/10/26/on-a-mission/#video
“I learned to appreciate the opportunities I have been given and be thankful for all I have,” the junior defender from Middletown said. “The people I saw in Ethiopia played with such a passion because soccer is all they have. It hit me hard. I realized that, at times, I might have stepped on the field with no purpose. Now my purpose is to glorify God by playing with all my heart. Realizing that has sparked my game.”
Mason has become a mainstay on defense for the Raiders, who are currently in fourth place in the Horizon League.
“Brooklyne is a tough-as-nails kind of kid,” Wright State coach Pat Ferguson said. “She has been starting central defender and one of most consistent players on the team this year. When I heard about this (trip to Ethiopia) and how she has grown in her faith, I thought it was really neat.”
More at http://webapp2.wright.edu/web1/newsroom/2016/10/26/on-a-mission/#video
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