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Video Feature: From Paris To Stillwater, Tresfield's Journey A Success
October 20, 2017 | Cowgirl Soccer
A native of Paris, France, Laurene Tresfield was discovered by Oklahoma State head coach Colin Carmichael at a soccer showcase in her home city.
Looking to add a tough, defensive-minded player to the Cowgirls, Carmichael offered Tresfield the opportunity to play at Oklahoma State. Tresfield accepted and made her first trip to Stillwater as a freshman in 2014.
Now a senior for the Cowgirls, Tresfield has played in over 70 games as a midfielder and defender, including 53 as a starter, and recorded three goals and an assist while bringing the physical presence Carmichael coveted to the field. A starter in every game this season, Tresfield leads the team in minutes played and has anchored a defense that has recorded eight shutouts.
Click the video link above to hear Tresfield talk about how the sport of judo led to soccer success, her adjustment to life in America and her love of Oklahoma State.
Looking to add a tough, defensive-minded player to the Cowgirls, Carmichael offered Tresfield the opportunity to play at Oklahoma State. Tresfield accepted and made her first trip to Stillwater as a freshman in 2014.
Now a senior for the Cowgirls, Tresfield has played in over 70 games as a midfielder and defender, including 53 as a starter, and recorded three goals and an assist while bringing the physical presence Carmichael coveted to the field. A starter in every game this season, Tresfield leads the team in minutes played and has anchored a defense that has recorded eight shutouts.
Click the video link above to hear Tresfield talk about how the sport of judo led to soccer success, her adjustment to life in America and her love of Oklahoma State.
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