Julia Ashley's relentless drive guides senior captain's journey throughout UNC soccer career
Posted Oct 21, 2018
It’s difficult to tell that Julia Ashley ever lacked the ability to run, much less walk. It’s a testament to her work ethic. Just ask coach Anson Dorrance. “She’s one of the fittest players I’ve ever coached,” Dorrance said. “And I’m including the national team I coached for 8 years that won a world championship in ‘91.” She’s a four-year starter and been named captain twice.
(Daily Tar Heel)
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