BIRMINGHAM – The Texas A&M’s Sydney Fuller was named to the SEC Community Service Team for soccer, the league announced Wednesday.
Fuller is active in various volunteer endeavors across Aggieland. She has participated in Revved Up to Read, going to multiple elementary schools around the Brazos Valley to promote reading. Fuller serves as the soccer representative on for the athletic department’s F.A.C.E. Mental Health group, generating awareness, developing a sense of community, providing education and advocating for the variety of mental health concerns and challenges student-athletes experience. The group has conducted numerous community service projections including most recently in conjunction with the St. Thomas Early Learning Center.
She has been a repeat participant in the Aggie Athlete Sports Day in conjunction with the Boys & Girls Club of the Brazos Valley.
Her other list of projects includes gathering women’s clothing donations with We3, an athletics department initiative to Encourage, Equip and Empower female student athletes; visiting Sodalis Retirement Home; and collecting for Aggies CAN, the nation’s largest student-athlete-run canned food drive.
This season, Fuller appeared in four matches as the Aggies’ goalkeeper, including three starts. She was in the woodwork for Texas A&M’s four conference points, including a 0-0 shutout against No. 6 South Carolina and a 5-1 victory over Ole Miss.
During her career in Aggieland, Fuller has played in 24 matches with 23 starts. She owns a 1.26 goals-against average with sis shutouts.
