Kalia Littlejohn hangs out with dad Andy between soccer games at a college showcase.
Kalia Littlejohn is taking her talents on the road.
The Coupeville High School junior, who returns to lead the Wolves girls soccer program into a new season this fall, is spending several days showcasing her skill-set for college coaches.
Littlejohn is at the 2017 Crossfire Challenge in Redmond, a massive event which draws coaches from more than 50 colleges.
Women’s collegiate soccer programs represented range from Washington State to Gonzaga, Northwest Kansas Tech to Transylvania University.
Littlejohn is playing with Northwest United FC, and she and her teammates have won two of three games.
After kicking Rocky Mountain FC 3-2 Friday, NWU was edged 2-0 Saturday by SD Surf Academy. That game was scoreless until the final five minutes.
NWU got a big boost from its Wolf sharpshooter Sunday, as Littlejohn punched in the game’s only score in a 1-0 win against Crossfire Premiere.
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