Hazen grad wins state soccer scholarship
September 2, 2010
By Staff
Washington Youth Soccer recently awarded 2010 Hazen High School graduate Britney Boler with a $5,000 scholarship.
The organization gave scholarships to 14 college-bound soccer players from across the state, and each received a $1,000 scholarship, except for Boler, as she was selected to receive the larger scholarship.
Boler, a forward and midfielder, now plays for the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff.
Hazen girls soccer coach Ken Mathews said Boler deserved the award for her contributions as a player and mentor, coaching a youth team.
“They would come out and practice a couple of nights a week right after our team,” Mathews said. “Britney is one of those special people with a passion for our game, and a desire to pass that on both on and off the field.”
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