Razan Alo Soccer Player

Player Stats: Razan Alo

Club: Pacesetter Soccer Club (PSC), Greater Toledo Futbol Club (GTFC)
Birth Year: 2010
Position: Striker, Captain
Footed: Ambidextrous: Shoots Right & Left 
Goals Scored: 207+ (and counting)

Razan Began Playing soccer at age 4. She was the only girl on the field and was dominating the boys. She was a very special and incredibly talented player from a very young age.  She continued to outperform at the recreational level and started club soccer at age 6 when she demonstrated continued excellence and dominance. She has been playing club soccer with Pacesetter and GTFC ever since.

She is ambidextrous. In the video above, you'll notice that she has made as many goals with her left as her right. 

Note: The video above is a collection of the goals that were scored and captured on video. Many more were not captured on video.

She has scored over 207 goals between ages 10 to 14 prior to high school, while playing at the club level and in various tournaments. She is a goal scoring machine.

Besides scoring goals, she has incredible first touch and through balls to help her team mates score. Most goals scored by her team mates were assists from Razan.

Razan has been team captain, as selected by her team mates, every year since captains were required.

She is a multi sport athlete. She has played basketball, golf, runs cross country, runs track and has impeccable endurance. She also strength trains with personal trainers.

She loves soccer and comes home from practice to practice more on her own and with her father. Her father is a soccer coach and certified personal trainer and has published multiple books on soccer coaching.

She has been training on her own and with multiple private coaches over the years. 

Every summer she attends multiple local and regional soccer camps, ID camps, as well as the Elite Speed Camp by Coach Syed, who has over 100 Division 1 college athletes on scholarship for cross country and track and field. She gets her explosive speed from all this training.

She also been a part of the Olympic Development Program and made it to phase 1, 2, and 3. Nationally ranked. One of the top 24 players in Ohio.

She also lifts weights and this has lead to toughness and strength. She has never been knocked off the ball or injured. Even when she "plays up" with players that are older, bigger, and stronger than her.

She has won 12 first place medals and trophies from various soccer tournaments before age 12.

One year, she received 14 out of 15 MVP bracelets. These are awarded by the opposing teams' players for being the best player on the opposing team. The one that she did not receive was due to the opposing players awarding it to their former teammate. This demonstrates that opposing players quickly realize she is the best player on the field.

For two years in a row, she has scored at least one goal in every single game. In many of those games, it was multiple goals.

Her single game scoring record was 5 goals scored in one game. Parents on both sides were astounded and cheering for her.

She has an outstanding, team-first attitude and will play any role she is asked. She helps improve the players around her. She organizes team activities, team bonding, and unofficial player led practices.