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NAME: Ellie Flower
SCHOOL: Seton High School
SPORT(S): Soccer
GRADUATING YEAR: 2020
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT:
"Committing to my dream school."
BIRTHDATE: 1/18/2002
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 5'5"- 120
lbs.
RESIDENCE: Miami Heights
PARENTS: Bob & Teresa
BIGGEST INFLUENCE: Lisa
LaRosa
FUTURE GOAL: Play soccer
at next level & hopefully professionally
One of the "best in the West" is Seton senior soccer star Ellie
Flower, an all-star forward/midfielder and a four-year varsity player
for the Saints. She is a two-year team captain and in 2020 will be
taking her game to the next level on the pitch at the University of
Cincinnati.
This season, Ellie led the GGCL in goals (18), assists (12) and total
points (48). The Saints finished 14-4-2 and were GGCL runners-up,
district champions and regional semifinalists.
Ellie had numerous multi-goal games this season. She had three hat
trick games, scoring three goals (and an assist) vs. Turpin, three
goals vs. Ursuline Academy and three goals in a 4-0 sectional
semifinal win vs. Mercy McAuley. She also scored two goals vs. Fenwick
and Lakota West.
Ellie's accomplishments have netted her many honors. She was named for
the second straight year 1st team all-GGCL and 1st team all-city. She
also made the all-state team and was selected to play in the Senior
All-Star Game. Ellie also plays for the Total Futbol Academy.
A good student who is active in community service, Ellie also competed
in track & field her freshman year. She is a Student Ambassador
and a House Government leader, plus a member of the Athletic Ministry,
Athletic Leadership Conference and Saints for Life Club, plus numerous
other organizations.
Her favorite athlete is Julie Ertz, favorite entertainer is Steve
Carell, favorite book is The Kite Runner, favorite movie is The
Sandlot and most-like-to-meet is Cristiano Ronaldo.
COACH'S QUOTE – "Ellie is a player who embodies the leadership
role both on and off the field, not only by stats, but also by her
competitive approach. She is a player who accepts challenges and does
not give up until she and her team are successful."
— Marisa Wolf, Soccer Coach
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