Selin Kuralay

Education

Florida State University.

Career

She plays at national league level for Australian West-League team Melbourne Victory. Junior football Kuralay took up football as a six-year-old, playing for North Coburg. She later played with Ringwood City and Box Hill United.

WNSL Kuralay made her debut at national league level in 1999 when she played for Victoria Vision in the Australian Women"s National Soccer League.

In 2004 Kuralay played for the Queensland Academy of Sport in the WNSL, scoring two goals. West-League (United States of America) In 2005 Kuralay played 12 matches for the Hampton Roads Piranhas in the American West-League.

College soccer = Florida State University Kuralay began her college soccer career for Florida State University in the Atlantic Coast Conference. In 2005, her first season for FSU, she scored 16 goals and made nine assists both of which were records for a first year player.

Kuralay was a first team

She was a semifinalist in the 2005 Hermann Trophy. She was one of 11 Soccer America Magazine MVPs for 2005. In 2006, her second season, she tied the FSU record for game-winning goals.

She was also selected in Soccer Buzz Magazine"s All-America team = Savannah College of Art and Design Kuralay played in 2008 for Savannah College of Art and Design in The Sun Conference.

In her only season at SCAD she scored 10 goals and laid off five assists in 15 matches. She was named in the 2008 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics All-America team

West-League (Australia) In 2008 Kuralay joined the Melbourne Victory. She scored two goals on her debut to help Victory defeat Adelaide United.

Under 19 In 2002 Kuralay played for the Australian team at the Fédération internationale de football association U-19 Women"s World Championship in Canada.

She was selected for her second U-19 World Championship in 2004, which was held in Thailand. Senior women"s team After making her debut against New Zealand in February 2004, Kuralay played 22 times for the Australia women"s national football (soccer) team and scored two goals. Kuralay played three matches for the Australian women"s football team at the Athens Olympics and also represented Australia at the 2002 and 2004 Fédération internationale de football association Under-19 Women"s World Championship finals.

Individual.

Achievements

• Weinstein Medal – Joint Winner – 2001 Women"s National Soccer League Rising Star – Winner – 2001 National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-America team member Hermann Trophy Semifinalist – 2005. Soccer America Magazine Most Valuable Player – 2005 Soccer Buzz Magazine – All-America team – 2006 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics All-America team – 2008.