West Brook's Michelle Sladaritz signs with LU

[watash]

West Brook forward Michelle Sladaritz signed a letter of intent to play for Lamar University. Congratulations to Michelle and everyone involved in contributing to her success. Good luck with the Cardinals.

[bullets13]

is she the girl scoring a ton of goals for the brook?

[watash]

I have only witnessed a few of their games but based on what I have seen it is safe to assume that she is scoring or assisting on most of their goals.

I am not sure what her total is for this year but I think she had 30 goals last year.

[Rebel2]

I think you will see more girls soccer talent signed by Lamar before the end of the year.  Nederland, PNG and Lumberton all have some very good senior talent, plus all 3 of those teams beat Westbrook.  Michell didn't score against Lumberton.  Can't say if she scored against Nederland or PNG.

[bullets13]

this is a BIG signing for them, though.  until they can fill their lineup from top to bottom with serious talent, it's important that they at least have a couple of explosive players that can create their own chances.

[Guest Newbie]

I hate to burst your bubble but if Lamar wants to be competitive in SLC, they can't pick one from each local school to fill the roster.  Michelle will be a nice add to the roster but I believe her experience at Challenge may have helped her get that spot, not her experience at WB. 

[Rebel2]

I watched her play an entire season of club ball a year or two and think she might be a bit one dimensional. After the through ball there isn't much there. 

Lamar came a long way last year compared to their first.  A new program has to be given time.

[Guest Newbie]

You mean her stint with the Fillies.  WTG trashing a player on a public board.  And you think the other Fillies player are so much better than her......

[Rebel2]

Switch to decaf Newbie.  I wasn't trashing anyone and I didn't say anyone was better than her.  Just a simple observation.  She has great speed and I'm sure she will do well at Lamar.

[SFA]

Her training and exposure during her year with Texas's best club for girls (the Challenge) probably did more to get her on a college recruiting list than any of her years with the fillies.  And besides, it is a rare talent to be able to finish when you get your opportunities, no matter how the ball gets to your foot.