As of today (February 9), Jaslin Mandaher may have filled one of the
vacancies, and Jaslin Mandaher has pledged to work on the Timberwolves
for the next four to five years starting from the 2021-22 season.
Babbage, Lavigne and McCleary played a leading role on the Prince George
Stadium, helping the program achieve its third consecutive playoff
appearance in 2019, and also captured the first UN Broadcasting
Corporation one year ago. Playoff champion.
Mandaher understands that the transition from the club to U-SPORTS will
be a challenge, but she believes she can bring grace, athleticism and
big boots to the back of the new T-Wolves
Surrey is 17, and he explained in a team release: "I have a good view of
the stadium. I can read the game well and position myself correctly to
win the ball." soccer shoes "I like to serve, play and pass from the back. My specialty is free
kicks. I like free kicks and corner kicks. You might even watch I have a
free kick one day."
Mandaher is full of enthusiasm. She said that football gives her the
ability to get rid of the struggles of daily life and leave everything
on the court.
The graduate of Fraser Valley Football Club hopes that when she enters
the Masich Place Stadium for the first time, this energy will be
transformed into an ability to enhance her ability.
Mandah said: "It is definitely an interesting experience to switch from
the club to U SPORTS."
"I know the speed of the game will be faster, and it will be a huge
challenge to play with players who are five years older than me and with
high technical level. I fight for it and can't wait to improve my
game."
Principal coach Neil Sedgwick stated that Mandaher’s high football IQ is
the goal of the recruitment phase, which is a challenge in itself
during the COVID-19 pandemic.
However, based on his findings, he believes that Mandaher can fill in
the big shoes he left on the bottom line, which will have an immediate
impact.
