Marley Wreath

My name is Marley Wreath, and I am a 2027 from Appleton East High School in Wisconsin. I am 5-foot-5 and 135 pounds, and I’m a forward/ attacking mid with a strong ability to create scoring opportunities for myself and my teammates. As a freshman, I was named 2nd-Team All-Conference, scoring 10 goals. Academically, I have a 3.93 GPA, and while I am still exploring career options, I am passionate about learning and challenging myself both on and off the field.   What sets me apart as a player is my speed, technical ability and creativity in the attack. I am lightning fast and thrive on making defenders miss, using my quick feet and sharp movement to create space. One of my biggest strengths is my ability to see the field and deliver perfectly timed crosses and through balls to setup my teammates for success. I love the dynamic nature of the game – constantly thinking, adjusting and making plays that help my team.   Beyond the field, I take the same approach to my academics as I do to soccer – with focus, discipline and a hunger to improve. I love to learn and push myself in the classroom, whether it’s taking on challenging coursework or diving deeper into subjects that interest me. I also dedicate time to volunteering with disabled children, both at school and in my community, something that has given me a greater appreciation for the impact sports and mentorship can have.   Above all, I just love the game of soccer. The competition, the strategy and the teamwork is what drives me to train, to study the game and to keep getting better every single day. I am always working on refining my technique, increasing my speed and agility and sharpening my decision-making, both in training and in-game situations. Whether it’s extra reps after practice, working on my finishing, or analyzing game film, I genuinely enjoy the process of improvement.   Thank you for taking the time to visit my profile. Soccer has been such a huge part of my life, and I am beyond excited for the opportunity to play at the next level. I know that college soccer will push me both as an athlete and as a student, and I welcome that challenge with open arms. I would love the opportunity to learn more about your program and how I can contribute.