Victoria Ugochukwu Collins, a talented Nigerian footballer, has officially joined the women’s soccer team at Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee.
The promising athlete made the move from Chosen Generation Angels FC, a respected football club in Wasimi, Abeokuta, Nigeria, known for developing players with the potential to compete at higher levels.
Collins’ transfer to Cumberland marks an exciting chapter in her career, where she will continue to pursue her passion for soccer while balancing her academic goals.
The Cumberland University Phoenix soccer team, competing in the Mid-South Conference of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), is renowned for its competitive spirit and strong athletic programs. Collins is expected to make a significant impact on the team with her skills and dedication.
“Joining Cumberland University is an incredible opportunity,” Collins shared. “I’m excited to continue my education while playing the sport I love at a high level. I look forward to contributing to the team’s success and growing both on and off the field.”
Her transition from Wasimi to Tennessee highlights her hard work and perseverance. Chosen Generation Angels FC has expressed pride in her achievements and believes that her success will inspire other young athletes in Nigeria to pursue international opportunities.
This move also underscores the growing number of opportunities for Nigerian female footballers to combine sports with higher education abroad.
Collins’ journey serves as a beacon of hope and motivation for aspiring athletes, proving that with talent and determination, dreams of playing internationally are achievable.
As the season unfolds, all eyes will be on Collins as she joins the Phoenix lineup, eager to contribute to their quest for success while balancing her studies and soccer career.
