Plant City Observer

Athlete of the Week: Kali Vician

Strawberry Crest’s girls soccer team got off to a 3-0-0 start for the 2018-19 season and outscored Hillsborough, Freedom and Gaither, 16-1. Four of those goals were scored by sophomore midfielder Kali Vician, who scored once in the Chargers’ 8-0 win over Hillsborough on Nov. 13, once against Gaither on Nov. 27 and netted both Crest goals in the 2-1 win over Freedom on Nov. 16.

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You’ve gotten off to a good start this season. How do you feel about the way things are going for the Chargers right now?

I feel like our team is very strong right now and we look good. We’re glad to get a good start to the season.

 

What would you say makes this team so good?

I think we’re good because we like each other and we have a bond that’s inseparable on and off the field.

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What do you hope to accomplish this season and what do you hope the team as a whole can do?

For myself, I hope to step up and be able to be a leader on the field. As a team, we just want to keep getting stronger and keep winning.

 

How long have you been playing soccer?

I’ve been playing soccer for about 10 years. My cousin Jenny, she played and I looked up to her, so I started playing.

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What made you want to stick with it all these years?

When I was 9 I realized that I was going to stop dance and play soccer full-time.

 

Is there a sport you’ve never tried before but would if you could?

Yeah, softball looks fun, but soccer is where my heart is.

 

What’s your favorite subject in school?

I do love English because I can express myself and it’s fun. I have a really good teacher. My favorite is creative writing. I like being able to write about whatever I want. My dad’s a writer… he helps inspire me to do that.

 

Are you hoping to become a writer in the future?

In college, I want to be something medical, like in the medical field. I’m not too sure yet, though.

 

What’s the best advice a coach has given you?

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I have a lot of coaches that I look up to, and they tell me just to never get down on myself and not let one mistake get in my head. Have a positive attitude.

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