My name is Elmer Lopez I'm 5'7 and i play midfield at Cypress Lake High school. I'm a starting midfielder as a sophomore in Varsity, I can run a mile in 5:30. Stamina and speed are one of my physical attributes, i weigh about 123 lbs. Playing soccer in college is a goal i always wanted to achieve i'm a leader on and off the pitch.I always have a positive behavior when we are winning or losing i like motivating others to strive for greatness. Losing is not a option i will give absolute 100% on the field until the 90min is over. I want to go to college to play an effective amount of time and also but many hard long hours practicing and studying my major. My major is engineering mechanics, i also had many obstacles on my journey for greatness like people doubting me, my family needing help financially. I'm really committed to the beautiful game i played for 3 teams throughout the years and really want to go to any id camps and team tryouts available as soon as possible.An environment where i can learn from others and make a big impact would be amazing.
Thanks for taking your time to know me!
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