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2010 Recruits

Anna Duckworth

Anna is pictured with her parents (Jerry & Kathy Duckworth) of Belmont, MI.

Cornerstone University welcomes Anna Duckworth to the Women’s Soccer Program.  Anna Duckworth from Belmont, MI has signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Cornerstone beginning in the fall of 2010. 

Anna has played on the varsity soccer team for three years at Northpointe Christian High School in Grand Rapids.  Anna has started in every game since she started her high school career.  She plays as an outside midfielder for the Mustangs.  Anna has also played Volleyball and ran Cross Country at Northpointe.  She was a Two-Time All-State runner for Northpointe. 

Coach Strawser

“I am glad that Anna will be joining our program.  She is a very smart player and she works very hard.  I know that she will be a great addition to our team.”

Why she chose Cornerstone

“I have chosen to come to Cornerstone because I wanted to go to a Christian college.  I have always wanted to go to Cornerstone and I think it is a really pretty campus and just the right size.  I feel that Cornerstone will help me in my walk with God.  I also had a lot of fun playing with the soccer team and felt like God was leading me to go to Cornerstone.”

Maile Carigon

Maile is pictured with her parents (Tim & Lori Carigon).

Cornerstone University welcomes Maile Carigon to the Women’s Soccer Program.  Maile Carigon from Hilo, HI has signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Cornerstone beginning in the fall of 2010. 

Maile has spent the last year in Beijing, China at the International Academy of Beijing and will playing her senior year in China.  She played 3 years of Varsity Soccer at Christian Liberty Academy in Keaau, HI.  She was voted Most Valuable Player and Big Island Interscholastic Federation (BIIF) 1^st Team All-Conference and played on a team that finished 6^th in the State Tournament as a 9^th grader.  She was voted Most Outstanding Player and BIIF 1^st Team All-Conference as a 10^th grader.  She was voted Most Valuable Player and BIIF

Maile has been involved in many extra-curricular activities including 3 separate missions trips to Thailand.  She dances hula and was a member of the Mana Akua Living Arts Team.  She has also participated in Track & Field at her school.

Coach Strawser

“I am excited that Maile will be joining our program.  I have seen God at work in directing her to Cornerstone.  I know that she will be an excellent addition to our program.”

Why she chose Cornerstone

“I have been looking forward to playing college soccer for a long time.  After much prayer and indecision I realized Coach Strawser and the Cornerstone Women's Soccer Team stood for the things I feel are important.  I was impressed with the program, the coaching staff and how the whole team reached out to me.  I already feel like I am part of the team.  I was also touched to hear from Dr. Stowell and know he wanted me at the school.” 

“My father played soccer at Cornerstone in the 1980's, and all of my relatives live in the Grand Rapids area.  I have lived my whole life in Hawaii, and the past year in Beijing China, far away from all of my relatives.  I am excited to be around them and make up for lost time away.   I am excited to be a Golden Eagle.”