Women's Soccer Signs Bull
Houghton, NY-
Kaylin Bull (Weare,
NH/ John Stark Regional) has signed a national letter of intent to play soccer
at Houghton College, Highlander coach David Lewis announced today.
Kaylin comes to Houghton College after leading her John Stark Region
Generals to the New Hampshire Class I State Championship game. Bull is a
two-time 1st Team All-State New Hampshire selection and was selected to the
Lion's Cup Game verses the Vermont All-State Team in 2006. She was the teams
leading scorer for 2006 with 11 goals and 10 assists on the year, finishing
with 30 goals and 20 assists in her career at John Stark.
“Kaylin is a hard working talented player who gave the John Stark Lady
Generals offensive depth – she is a true play-maker. She was the heart of
our team," said Generals coach Heather Doucette.
“Kaylin turns the ball very quickly and should be an effective member of our
attack. She has solid skills and I am looking forward to her contribution.
She is also a quality person and great fit for our campus," said Highlander
Coach David Lewis.
Kaylin is the daughter of William and Irene Bull.
About Houghton College Women's Soccer
Houghton finished the 2006 season ranked #5
in the final NAIA National Poll with a record of 18-2-2. They were the AMC North
Champions and reached the Elite 8 at the NAIA National Tournament in Olathe,
Kansas where they fell 1-0 to Nationally Ranked #3 Concordia University, Oregon.
Houghton College
has deep
and
solid
roots in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, where our
teams use their commitment to excellence, both on the field-of-play
and
in the classroom, as a platform for their strong and
unique emphasis on Sports Ministry. Their goal is to make a difference
for the Kingdom
on campus, in Allegany County,
in the Northeast and
around
the world.
Houghton is one of only 13 institutions who have been hand-selected
by the NAIA to serve as "Champions of Character" Program Centers, opening the door
for Houghton to be a leader,
both in the Northeast and
nationally, in character education.
Through hands-on,
innovative community outreach initiatives, Houghton coaches and
student-athletes
are working together to change the culture of sport and
to change our culture through sport.