ORE GIRLS: Mica Sandoval Commits to Greenboro College
June 4th, 2010
Aloha senior Mica Sandoval has committed to play NCAA Division III lacrosse at Greensboro College.
Sandoval was a four-year varsity starter and was a team captain as a senior and junior for the Warriors.
“We are so excited Mica is going to be joining the Greensboro College women's lacrosse team in the fall,” Greensboro head coach Charlotte Dixon said. “Her versatility on the field and attitude are going to make her an impact player for us right off the bat. She is a great addition to our program and will help us to another successful season in 2011.”
Aloha head coach Randy Lorence added that Sandoval contributed to his team from the moment she arrived.
“Mica’s confidence in her skills let the rest of the team build confidence in theirs,” Lorence said. “The team grew and developed because of Mica and her passion for lacrosse. She loves the game, and it is infectious to those around her. Senior year, she lead the team in goals and ground balls and was second to her sister in caused turnovers. She brought more to the program every season, and as a coach her experiences were more then welcomed.”
Sandoval was a four-year varsity starter and was a team captain as a senior and junior for the Warriors.
“We are so excited Mica is going to be joining the Greensboro College women's lacrosse team in the fall,” Greensboro head coach Charlotte Dixon said. “Her versatility on the field and attitude are going to make her an impact player for us right off the bat. She is a great addition to our program and will help us to another successful season in 2011.”
Aloha head coach Randy Lorence added that Sandoval contributed to his team from the moment she arrived.
“Mica’s confidence in her skills let the rest of the team build confidence in theirs,” Lorence said. “The team grew and developed because of Mica and her passion for lacrosse. She loves the game, and it is infectious to those around her. Senior year, she lead the team in goals and ground balls and was second to her sister in caused turnovers. She brought more to the program every season, and as a coach her experiences were more then welcomed.”