Paire's Gwen Borja is profiled in today's Saipan Tribune NMIFA Player of the week.
Name: Guinevere Borja
Age Group: U12 and U15
Team: Paire FC
Position: Forward
Jersey No.: #3
Years of Playing Experience: 5 years
Village: Chalan Kiya
School: Whispering Palms
Grade: 7th
Favorite Player or Team: Japanese U14 Girls National Team
Q: How did you become interested in football?
A: My mom encouraged me to play. I realized right a way how fun the sport is!
Q: Why do you like to play football?
A: I play as a way to express myself.
Q: What is/are your greatest football achievement(s)?
A: I made it to the CNMI U14 Girls National Team.
Q: What other message can you share with the football community?
A: I want to thank everyone who volunteers for NMIFA. I also want to urge everyone involved with NMIFA to work together and be nice to each other no matter what club you play for. We are, after all, a football family.
“Guin is a dedicated player who takes time to work on improving her skills. Guin is very young but shows a lot of maturity and determination as a player. She plays hard until the end of the game, no matter what the score is. Although she is younger than her teammates on the U15 team, she is not intimidated by older players. Guin started playing soccer as a U6 player and it's nice see that she still loves the game and still has a passion for the sport.”-Guinevere's coach, Connie Camacho
Name: Guinevere Borja
Age Group: U12 and U15
Team: Paire FC
Position: Forward
Jersey No.: #3
Years of Playing Experience: 5 years
Village: Chalan Kiya
School: Whispering Palms
Grade: 7th
Favorite Player or Team: Japanese U14 Girls National Team
Q: How did you become interested in football?
A: My mom encouraged me to play. I realized right a way how fun the sport is!
Q: Why do you like to play football?
A: I play as a way to express myself.
Q: What is/are your greatest football achievement(s)?
A: I made it to the CNMI U14 Girls National Team.
Q: What other message can you share with the football community?
A: I want to thank everyone who volunteers for NMIFA. I also want to urge everyone involved with NMIFA to work together and be nice to each other no matter what club you play for. We are, after all, a football family.
“Guin is a dedicated player who takes time to work on improving her skills. Guin is very young but shows a lot of maturity and determination as a player. She plays hard until the end of the game, no matter what the score is. Although she is younger than her teammates on the U15 team, she is not intimidated by older players. Guin started playing soccer as a U6 player and it's nice see that she still loves the game and still has a passion for the sport.”-Guinevere's coach, Connie Camacho
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