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Jersey Number 11
Charles Spragg
- Class:
- Freshman
- Position:
- F
- Hometown:
- Auckland, New Zealand
- High School:
- Saint Kentigern
Prep: Attended Saint Kentigern College … had 70 goals and 29 assists in 82 games during his high school career … named to the U-17 New Zealand National Team for Oceania Qualifiers and the FIFA World Cup … was named the Golden Boot (with seven goals in five games) and named the Golden Ball (Most Valuable Player) in the FIFA U-17 Oceania Qualifiers … named one of the 10 players to watch out for prior to the U-17 World Cup … played in the 2017 FIFA U-17 Oceania Qualifiers in Tahiti, the 2017 FIFA U-17 World Cup in India, the 2014 Manchester United Premier Cup U-15 in Manchester, England and the 2012 Kashiwa Reysol Cup in Kashiwa, Japan
Trask on Spragg: “Charles is a player who comes very highly recommended as a member of the New Zealand National Team program. We had great success with Sam Brotherton (another All-Whites player) and feel that Charles will be a key to our attack for the next four years. Charles ability to link and create opportunities for himself is massive in the modern game. We are expecting a smooth transition for him from New Zealand as his brother competed for four years collegiately in the states.”
Tiemeyer on Spragg: “Charles comes to UW after representing New Zealand at the U17 World Cup in India. He is striker capable of scoring goals at a high level. He combines that ability with worker’s attitude, pressuring and frustrating opposing back lines.”
Trask on Spragg: “Charles is a player who comes very highly recommended as a member of the New Zealand National Team program. We had great success with Sam Brotherton (another All-Whites player) and feel that Charles will be a key to our attack for the next four years. Charles ability to link and create opportunities for himself is massive in the modern game. We are expecting a smooth transition for him from New Zealand as his brother competed for four years collegiately in the states.”
Tiemeyer on Spragg: “Charles comes to UW after representing New Zealand at the U17 World Cup in India. He is striker capable of scoring goals at a high level. He combines that ability with worker’s attitude, pressuring and frustrating opposing back lines.”
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