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Hasch Signs with Portugal's Boavista FC
1/8/2021 12:33:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Former Racer Soccer Standout Inks Professional Contract
Following a four-year career at Murray State, former Racer women's soccer standout Karsyn Hasch has signed a professional contract with Portugal's Boavista FC as her dream of playing at the next level became a reality on Friday morning.
"I'm very excited for this opportunity with Boavista FC and just being able to play again after COVID had affected other opportunities. I can't wait to start this adventure with a wonderful group of women," said Hasch.
Boavista FC, located in Porto, Portugal, competes in the Campeonato Nacional Feminino, also known as Liga BPI - the top tier of women's professional soccer in Portugal.
A defender for the Racers from 2016-2019, Hasch was a two-time All-Ohio Valley Conference selection that also earned a place on the OVC's All-Tournament Team in both 2018 and 2019. The Temecula, California native was an integral part of an MSU squad that won three-straight OVC titles and a pair of trips to the NCAA tournament during her career. She tallied three assists and a goal during her time at Murray State, and is fifth in program history in career minutes played - logging 5,756 minutes in a Racer uniform.
"I'm very happy for Karsyn. She has worked incredibly hard to get to the pro level. She has fought back from injuries and really pushed herself to make her dreams of playing professionally come true. Karsyn left her mark on the Murray State soccer program during her time here, and I know she will do the same at the pro level – excited to follow her journey," said MSU head coach Matt Lodge.
Hasch becomes the second former Racer soccer star to join the professional ranks in recent months after Miyah Watford inked a deal with Iceland's IBV last March.
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"I'm very excited for this opportunity with Boavista FC and just being able to play again after COVID had affected other opportunities. I can't wait to start this adventure with a wonderful group of women," said Hasch.
Boavista FC, located in Porto, Portugal, competes in the Campeonato Nacional Feminino, also known as Liga BPI - the top tier of women's professional soccer in Portugal.
A defender for the Racers from 2016-2019, Hasch was a two-time All-Ohio Valley Conference selection that also earned a place on the OVC's All-Tournament Team in both 2018 and 2019. The Temecula, California native was an integral part of an MSU squad that won three-straight OVC titles and a pair of trips to the NCAA tournament during her career. She tallied three assists and a goal during her time at Murray State, and is fifth in program history in career minutes played - logging 5,756 minutes in a Racer uniform.
"I'm very happy for Karsyn. She has worked incredibly hard to get to the pro level. She has fought back from injuries and really pushed herself to make her dreams of playing professionally come true. Karsyn left her mark on the Murray State soccer program during her time here, and I know she will do the same at the pro level – excited to follow her journey," said MSU head coach Matt Lodge.
Hasch becomes the second former Racer soccer star to join the professional ranks in recent months after Miyah Watford inked a deal with Iceland's IBV last March.
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