PEMBROKE – UNCP women’s soccer head coach Lars
Andersson announced an addition to the 2009 signing class as Rea
Segoviano penned her name on a national letter of intent to play
soccer with the Lady Braves.
Segoviano, a native of Jacksonville, N.C., comes to Pembroke after
lettering four years at White Oak High School where she was an
all-region team member while also maintaining a 4.0 grade point
average.
"Rea is a very athletic goalkeeper,” said Andersson.
“She has quick feet, great hands and is an outstanding shot
stopper. Rea needs to work a bit on defending set pieces and the
high ball but I have no doubt that she will be ready to compete for
the starting spot on our 2009 roster.”
Segoviano follows in the foot steps of UNCP greats Whitney Beverly
and Melanie Cobb and joins fellow 2009 signees Ashley Anctil and
Brittany Padilla as the next generation of Onslow County players to
play for the Lady Braves.
A two-sport athlete for the Vikings, Segoviano was also a
three-year letterman in basketball. During her time at White Oak
HS, she earned 2008 NCHSAA All-Region laurels and was named to the
Jacksonville Daily News All-Conference team. As a senior, Segoviano
led the Lady Vikings to a NCHSAA 3A State Championship. Coached by
Roger Carroll, she anchored the defense that allowed the OCSA
’90 Costal Crew bring home a US Club National
Championship.
A member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and the
Spanish Club, Segoviano will graduate 28th in her glass of 262. The
daughter of Enrique and Donella Segoviano has two younger siblings
– sister, Aja, and brother, Enrique. She expects to major in
exercise and sports science at UNCP.
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