to this wonderful team."
Despite starting as a freshman at the position that brings with it the most pressure, Gunther quickly eased into the spot and never looked back.
"The goalkeeper position calls for a
leadership role in the defense," she said.
"My defenders were very supportive and treated me as a teammate instead
of as a freshman. They listened to me even though they obviously had more
experience. On the other teams I have been on, it takes a very long time for the defenders to start respecting me as a leader in the back. I became increasingly vocal as the season
progressed and I hope to become even more vocal [in the future]."
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