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Natalie Hensley

Age: 16
School: Academy of the Holy Cross
Position: Forward/Midfield

In Her Own Words

Her Story

Natalie and a couple of her teammates hope to show the girls in South Africa that you can be feminine and a competitive soccer player at the same time.

June 26: "What if they ask us what the U.S. is like? There are so many stereotypes of us: We're fat, stupid and obnoxious."

 

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