Eastview girls' soccer coach David Harem said she thought forward Paris Sanders would have "an awesome senior year," and she is fulfilling expectations.
Sanders scored three goals in a victory over Bloomington Kennedy and followed that up with a two-goal performance in a win against Duluth East. The Lightning is 6-1-1 through its first eight games.
Here is a closer look at Sanders:
The best movie I've seen in the past year? "Life as We Know It."
Three words or phrases my friends or teammates might use to describe me? Generous; competitive; passionate.
How did you get started in sports? I decided I wanted to play soccer when I was around 6 because all of my friends did it. I started running track because my mom ran it in high school, and I wanted to be like her when I was younger.
How do you balance school and sports during the year? Sometimes it gets hard, but after practice I always try to come home and do my homework right after or make sure I get as much as I can done before my games. I normally always find a way to get it all done. I make sure I try to always stay focused.
Who is your school's biggest rival, and why? Apple Valley because we are both high schools in the city of Apple Valley, so whenever we play them in any sport it is always a big deal.