Women's Soccer
Katerina Christakis
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Select highlights from my spring '25 (Club) and fall '25 (school) seasons.
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Academic honors
AP/IB Classes: AP World History (9th), AP World History (10th), AP US History (11), AP English (11)
Honors Classes: English 9H, English 10H, Honors Biology (9th) Honors Chemistry (10th), Honors Physics (11th), Honors Spanish (11th)
Academic Achievements and/or Awards:High Honor Roll (eight consecutive quarters). High school’s nominee to HOBY Youth Leadership Institute (spring ‘25) — one per HS in New York State.
Extracurricular activities
Student Council, Class Council (elected), SEA (environmental) Club, Columbia Kicks Cancer, GOYA — church youth group (treasurer), Greek Folk Dance Group, Maids of Athena
About Katerina
I am strong and tall which helps me to keep a commanding presence on the field. I have good long balls and a strong right foot. I am fast so I am able to track down a ball that is played over me. I’ve been told by coaches I have a high soccer IQ. I can read the field. I play with composure and calmness as I work to get the ball up the field to my teammates.
I believe I am a prominent leader on the field – directing, coaching and supporting my teams to wins. I also strive to be a leader off the field, and was lucky enough to have been chosen for HOBY, a youth leadership program that I attended at the University at Albany. During the program I learned what it takes to be a strong leader and how to build strong connections. After this program, I have decided to start community service projects in my school and district to help those in need.
I love the game. That became even clearer to me when I tore my ACL in 2023. I had just made the varsity team as a freshman but was unable to play. This setback taught me many valuable lessons. It taught me about resilience and hard work. There were times that were extremely difficult but I was determined to come back better. Since my injury, I have only improved. I have gotten stronger and have improved my skills. This injury has also taught me to listen to my body and do everything I can to make sure it is as healthy as possible. While I was unable to play soccer, I was still around the game. I supported my team and teammates at games and tournaments. Despite not playing, I learned a lot about strategy and how teams need to work together. I also volunteered to coach a rec soccer team at my local club Greenbush SC.
Women's Soccer · New York Rush
Katerina Christakis
Class of 2027 · Center Back / Outside Back
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Academics
Academic honors
AP/IB Classes: AP World History (9th), AP World History (10th), AP US History (11), AP English (11)
Honors Classes: English 9H, English 10H, Honors Biology (9th) Honors Chemistry (10th), Honors Physics (11th), Honors Spanish (11th)
Academic Achievements and/or Awards:High Honor Roll (eight consecutive quarters). High school’s nominee to HOBY Youth Leadership Institute (spring ‘25) — one per HS in New York State.
Activities
Student Council, Class Council (elected), SEA (environmental) Club, Columbia Kicks Cancer, GOYA — church youth group (treasurer), Greek Folk Dance Group, Maids of Athena
About me
I am strong and tall which helps me to keep a commanding presence on the field. I have good long balls and a strong right foot. I am fast so I am able to track down a ball that is played over me. I’ve been told by coaches I have a high soccer IQ. I can read the field. I play with composure and calmness as I work to get the ball up the field to my teammates.
I believe I am a prominent leader on the field – directing, coaching and supporting my teams to wins. I also strive to be a leader off the field, and was lucky enough to have been chosen for HOBY, a youth leadership program that I attended at the University at Albany. During the program I learned what it takes to be a strong leader and how to build strong connections. After this program, I have decided to start community service projects in my school and district to help those in need.
I love the game. That became even clearer to me when I tore my ACL in 2023. I had just made the varsity team as a freshman but was unable to play. This setback taught me many valuable lessons. It taught me about resilience and hard work. There were times that were extremely difficult but I was determined to come back better. Since my injury, I have only improved. I have gotten stronger and have improved my skills. This injury has also taught me to listen to my body and do everything I can to make sure it is as healthy as possible. While I was unable to play soccer, I was still around the game. I supported my team and teammates at games and tournaments. Despite not playing, I learned a lot about strategy and how teams need to work together. I also volunteered to coach a rec soccer team at my local club Greenbush SC.