Women’s Soccer Signees Shine at All-American High School Game
Dec 12 | Women's Soccer
PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Three Rutgers women's soccer 2020 signees – Sara Brocious, Rebecca Fluchel and Julianne Leskauskas – shined at the 2019 All-American High School Game in Orlando, Florida, on Saturday, Dec. 7. The trio represented the East Team, which claimed the victory by a margin of 3-1.
Fluchel and Leskauskas joined the lineup as midfielders, while Brocious helped anchor the defense. Leskauskas scored the first goal of the game in the opening half to put the East in the lead for good.
Brocious was named MVP for the East side after playing a crucial role in shutting down the West's attack. Brocious was named to the Best IX by Top Drawer Soccer, while Fluchel was honored as a Special Mention by the organization.
"The All-American game in Florida was an incredible experience that I am so happy I got to be a part of. It was a great way to end my high school soccer career and play with so many high level players, including two of my future teammates at Rutgers. I am super excited to be a Scarlet Knight and to be a part of an amazing program." – Sara Brocious from Eastern, New Jersey
"Playing in the All-American game this past weekend was an exciting opportunity to play not only with two of my future teammates, but many more of the top high school players in the country. It was a great way to end high school soccer and transition to the next chapter of my athletic career." – Rebecca Fluchel from North Hunterdon, New Jersey
"Having such a wonderful opportunity to play in Florida in such a big game with high level players was amazing, especially playing with two of my future teammates. Playing with Becci and Sara made me even more excited to continue our collegiate soccer careers at Rutgers next fall. B1G things coming!" – Julianne Leskauskas from St. Rose, New Jersey
Stay tuned to ScarletKnights.com for more information on our full incoming 2020 class.
Follow Rutgers women's soccer on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Download the Scarlet Knights App for Apple or Android today.
Fluchel and Leskauskas joined the lineup as midfielders, while Brocious helped anchor the defense. Leskauskas scored the first goal of the game in the opening half to put the East in the lead for good.
Brocious was named MVP for the East side after playing a crucial role in shutting down the West's attack. Brocious was named to the Best IX by Top Drawer Soccer, while Fluchel was honored as a Special Mention by the organization.
"The All-American game in Florida was an incredible experience that I am so happy I got to be a part of. It was a great way to end my high school soccer career and play with so many high level players, including two of my future teammates at Rutgers. I am super excited to be a Scarlet Knight and to be a part of an amazing program." – Sara Brocious from Eastern, New Jersey
"Playing in the All-American game this past weekend was an exciting opportunity to play not only with two of my future teammates, but many more of the top high school players in the country. It was a great way to end high school soccer and transition to the next chapter of my athletic career." – Rebecca Fluchel from North Hunterdon, New Jersey
"Having such a wonderful opportunity to play in Florida in such a big game with high level players was amazing, especially playing with two of my future teammates. Playing with Becci and Sara made me even more excited to continue our collegiate soccer careers at Rutgers next fall. B1G things coming!" – Julianne Leskauskas from St. Rose, New Jersey
Stay tuned to ScarletKnights.com for more information on our full incoming 2020 class.
Follow Rutgers women's soccer on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Download the Scarlet Knights App for Apple or Android today.
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