Gina Castaneda walked in, sat down, and I asked her what soccer meant to her. She said, quite forcefully and without hesitation, “Soccer saved my life.”Gina Castaneda was a standout high school soccer player with a scholarship that disappeared when she blew out her knee. She stayed in Watsonville, California, becoming a probation officer, and now uses soccer to help rehabilitate gang members.
Not exactly about the WNT, but I think the thing she says about her daughter is great. Not to mention that there needs to be more people like her in both terms of crime prevention/rehab, but also people helping with soccer in disadvantaged communities. The player scouting and training needs to be more inclusive for the men’s and women’s sides.
Not exactly about the WNT, but I think the thing she says about her daughter is great. Not to mention that there needs...