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« Previous Story | | Next Story » Brian Kuk, the head coach of the U-13 Express, said he sees tremendous potential in Abby. “Abby is clearly a player we look to be a leader of the team,” said Kuk, who serves as the technical director at SOCA, a deeply-rooted non-profit that services 5,000-plus families in Central Virginia. “Her maturity spreads through her team and the club,” Kuk continued. Abby’s older sister, Emily, is a member of SOCA’s U-15 Metro team. “She cares deeply for her club and her teammates." "That spreads like wildfire.” On Sunday afternoon, at South Fork Soccer Park, Abby and the Express crushed an out-of-town opponent 8-0. It was an efficient showing of youth sports where players logged minutes at various positions to get better versed in the game. Abby mostly played defense but finished up top, where she created a couple of solid scoring chances. “Abby is the model youth player,” SOCA Director of Coaching Dan Rosensweig said. “She’s smart, hardworking, a great teammate and loyal to her club.” Abby admires U.S. National greats Mia Hamm and Abby Wambach. “We have the same name,” joked Abby, who said she's excited for high school soccer. Abby you have earned a T-Shirt courtesy of CVASPORTS.COM and Ragged Mountain Running Shop. T-Shirts will be handed out once per week, so there are not many out there in Central Virginia. To pick up your T-Shirt, ask for Mark or Cynthia Lorenzoni at Ragged Mountain Running Shop at No. 3 Elliewood Avenue on the UVa Corner today.
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