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Sydney Morris
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Sydney Morris

Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Woodbridge, VA
High School:
C.D. Hylton
Height:
5-8
Position:
Midfield/Forward
Major:
Pre-arts and sciences



10/31/2012

GW Women's Soccer vs. Butler

GW vs. Butler (10.26.2012) Photos by George Kubas II

09/01/2012

GW Women's Soccer vs. Columbia

George Washington v Columbia

2011: Appeared in five games at midfield during her first season at GW (vs. Georgetown on Aug. 19; vs. Saint Mary's (CA) on Aug. 26; vs. San Francisco on Aug. 28; vs. Iowa on Sept. 2; vs. Robert Morris on Sept. 4)...Named to GW Department of Athletics and Recreation Academic Dean's List...Named to Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Rolls.

High School: Named Hylton High's team MVP three times and served as team captain for two years...Selected Second Team All-District three times from 2008-10, named 2010 preseason all-area and 2011 Player to Watch by The News & Messenger...Captained the Northern Virginia Majestics club team...USL Super-Y National IDP nominee three times...Holds Hylton's track records in the 500-meter, 4x400-meter and 4x800-meter runs...National Honor Society member...Graduated third out of 543 students.

Personal: Sydney Elan Morris...born August 5, 1993...Daughter of Robin and Vernon Morris...Has two older sisters, Kortnei (26 and Alexis (20)...Planning to major in biology.

Coach Vogel's Scouting Report: "I first saw Sydney at our August 2010 camp. I immediately recognized her athleticism and willingness to take players on one-on-one. The Division I game demands athleticism, physicality and determination, and Sydney possesses all of these traits. Her upside is tremendous as she is a great student and will grow quickly in our program."

Sydney Morris on why she chose George Washington: "I chose GW because I desire to attend a prestigious academic institution that will undoubtedly prepare me for my future endeavors. GW offers a one-of-a-kind university experience to say the least. I am excited to play for GW because I know I will be challenged through the competitive women's soccer program and ultimately grow, not only as a player, but also as an individual. The program's insistency to excel and focus on becoming a threat from every position on the field reveals its excellence and I am very excited to have such an opportunity."

CAREER STATISTICS
Year GP-GS Shots Goals Assists Points
2011 5-0 0 0 0 0
Totals 5-0 0 0 0 0

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