2019 Women's Soccer Roster
Biography
2019 SEASON:
Made her Lamar University debut against Oklahoma State on the 22nd August... Appeared in four matches for the Cardinals and named to the starting line-up four times...Tallied 251 minutes of game time...Recorded an assist against Tulsa on the 8th September...Picked up an injury that side lined her for the rest of the 2019 season
PRIOR TO LAMAR UNIVERSITY:
Spent the two previous seasons at Navarro College… Was a two-time, NJCAA First Team All-American selection... Became only the third Navarro player in program history to be a two-time First-Team NJCAA Soccer All-American… Scored 30 goals, nine game-winning goals and had 28 assists in her two seasons at Navarro… During the 2018 season, recorded 18 goals and 16 assists and helped the Bulldogs reach the NJCAA Tournament Quarterfinals... On Sept. 5, scored five goals and dished out three assists in an 11-0 victory over Northeast Texas… Was also a member of U20s World Cup team for Ghana.
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PERSONAL:
Born Sept. 1, 1996… Daughter of Wiwura-Soale… Plans to major exercise science.
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Holeman about Diwura:Â
With the loss of Juli Ocampo, the Southland Conference midfielder of the year, Wasila joins our program at the perfect time. She is crafty, quick, and dangerous on the dribble. She can create for herself or her teammates and can change a game in an instant. Her international and world cup experience along with her time at highly ranked Navarro will be instrumental in her transition to Lamar.
Head Coach of Navarro College Alicia Wilson about Diwura:Â
With the signing of Wasila, Lamar has one of the most sought-after players in the nation. Wasila exemplifies hard work and commitment on and off the field. She is very loyal, and we will miss coaching her next fall!
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