Get to know the Cougars' incoming freshmen before they put on the Crimson and Gray next season. This week's future Coug featured comes from north of the border in Surrey, British Columbia, Shanya Dhindsa.
What made you want to be a Coug?
My first visit to Washington State University inspired me to become a Coug. On my visit I noticed how much pride people took in being called a Coug. That's when I decided I would be missing out if I didn't take part in something so special that brought so many people together.
What do you love about soccer?
What I love most about soccer is the freedom you have to express yourself when you're out on the field. Bringing your own individual flair to the game only makes it more exciting.
I hope to get a Public Relations degree, more knowledge of the game, and a new family of friends out of my time at Washington State.
What made you want to be a Coug?
My first visit to Washington State University inspired me to become a Coug. On my visit I noticed how much pride people took in being called a Coug. That's when I decided I would be missing out if I didn't take part in something so special that brought so many people together.
What do you love about soccer?
What I love most about soccer is the freedom you have to express yourself when you're out on the field. Bringing your own individual flair to the game only makes it more exciting.
Who inspired you athletically to pursue your collegiate dreams?
To grow as an individual, both on and off the field. I'm hoping to bring something to the team that is unique and makes a difference. I want all our hours of hard work we put in to be reflected through a national championship! My ultimate goal is for my team and I to go down in WSU soccer history as legends.
I hope to get a Public Relations degree, more knowledge of the game, and a new family of friends out of my time at Washington State.