Athlete of the Week; Julia Olgesby, Unadilla Valley Girls Soccer
A member of the very successful girls soccer team, Julia Olgelsby has all over the field for Unadilla Valley this season, scoring many goals and recoring many assists.
Of the stats provided this season, Julia has scored nine goals and recorded three assists. But her game is more than just stats.
In games watched, she has provided leadership as well as encouragement for her teammates. After all, she is a captain for the 2017 season.
Not only does Juila play for the high school team. She also travels with the Chenango County Chargers.
She is also a stand-out in track. In the 2016 track season, Julia placed first at the Section IV Class D meet in 100-meters and second in the high jump individually while placing first with her two relay teams, the 4x100 and 4x400.
Olgesby moved on to the NYSPHSAA State Qualifier for her individual events and moved onto the state championship meet with her personal best time of 12.88 seconds.
Olgesby is more than a great athlete; she’s great role model as well as she is a member of the National Honors Society and other various clubs throughout the school
Julia and her teammates are hoping to continue their 2017 journey as they are currently in the quarterfinals of the Section IV Class C soccer tournament. They face Watkins Glen Friday (today) at 3:30 p.m.
Of the stats provided this season, Julia has scored nine goals and recorded three assists. But her game is more than just stats.
In games watched, she has provided leadership as well as encouragement for her teammates. After all, she is a captain for the 2017 season.
Not only does Juila play for the high school team. She also travels with the Chenango County Chargers.
She is also a stand-out in track. In the 2016 track season, Julia placed first at the Section IV Class D meet in 100-meters and second in the high jump individually while placing first with her two relay teams, the 4x100 and 4x400.
Olgesby moved on to the NYSPHSAA State Qualifier for her individual events and moved onto the state championship meet with her personal best time of 12.88 seconds.
Olgesby is more than a great athlete; she’s great role model as well as she is a member of the National Honors Society and other various clubs throughout the school
Julia and her teammates are hoping to continue their 2017 journey as they are currently in the quarterfinals of the Section IV Class C soccer tournament. They face Watkins Glen Friday (today) at 3:30 p.m.
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