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Girls Soccer Fall All-Stars

Luella Harding December 19, 2019 2 minutes read
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Girls Soccer Fall All-Stars Kaitlyn Mini. Photo from Blue and Gold Archives.

Junior Kaitlyn Mini has been one of the two girls named as an All-Star player for girls soccer. Honored to have received this title, she explains, “ever since [she] was little [her] dream was to make varsity for the high school team, and [she is] so honored to not only have made varsity but also to have been named an All-Star. Being on [the] team has impacted my entire high school career.” This season, Mini has also been one of the teams’ strongest midfielders, and scored multiple goals as a returning player for the team. When asked who she would thank for getting her to where she is now, Mini said that “[she has] loved learning and growing alongside all of [her] teammates and [she] owes so much to them.” She also showed appreciation for her coach as she stated that “[she wants] to say thank you to Coach Rick for putting [her] on the team early on and helping [her] develop into the player [she is] today, and for seeing [her] potential even when [Mini did not] see it [herself].”

Girls Soccer Fall All-Star Kaitlyn Mini. Photo from Blue and Gold Archives.

Senior Rocio Mejia has also been named an All-Star player. This season, she stuck out to Coach Rick as a strong, hardworking defender. 

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Luella Harding

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Luella (Lulu) Harding is a senior at Malden High and the Editor-in-Chief of Web and Mobile for The Blue and Gold. She began taking the class her freshman year because of her love of writing, and soon found her passion for journalism and reporting that she hopes to continue in the future. She is looking forward to taking on more responsibility this year with her position in the class, as well as with being co-president of the Feminism Club. Besides journalism, Harding is passionate about music and anything that has to do with art and expressing herself. Two of her favorite artists are The Strokes and Tyler, The Creator, and her favorite movie is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. When she’s not writing, she enjoys playing guitar, bass, and piano, going to concerts, and putting hot sauce on everything.

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