In The Zona - West Valley Feb. 2014 | страница 3

Ashley Godfrey Senior at Estrella Foothills High School Tell our readers about your most recent acceptance to BYU. It’s exciting to know that I don’t have to worry about trying to find a college to further my education. That all I have to do is worry about finishing out high school, playing my last high school and club softball seasons, and making memories. What did you do when you found out that you got accepted on a fullride softball scholarship? When my coach (Coach Eakin) met with me and my parents, in his office, and told me my scholarship amount my sophomore year, I looked at my parents thinking no way this is real. It didn’t sink in at all because I really wasn’t sure if I heard right. When we left my coaches office, I asked my parents what my scholarship actually meant and they both looked at me and told me it was pretty much everything and I screamed in the car because I never imagined it being this real. Are you scared to leave home for college? I am scared to leave home because I am leaving my family behind and it will be hard not being able to watch my sister and brother play in all their sporting events or even be home with them every day. However, I’m going where I have family all around me; my grandparents, aunts and uncles live just a little over an hour away in Grantsville and I have cousins in Provo, American Fork, and Pleasant Grove areas. What will you be studying at BYU? I’ll be studying in the Exercise Science field. I do not know exactly what I want to major in but I’m thinking more of the Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation or maybe even Strength and Conditioning. What other activities are you involved in at your school? I’m involved and have lettered in volleyball, soccer, and softball. I’m also a part of the Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council (SSAC), where we participate in community service for and through the schools in our district as well as our feeder schools (elementary schools) and our communities. Z ZONA SHOUT OUT! Congrats to Ashley on her FULL RIDE to BYU! I asked my parents what my scholarship actually meant and they both looked at me and told me it was pretty much everything and I screamed in the car because I never imagined it being this real. inthezona.com February 2014 / 3