Sarah Fuller

Sarah Fuller (born June 20, 1999) is an American former soccer player who was a goalkeeper for Minnesota Aurora FC in the USL W League. She began her college soccer career with the Vanderbilt Commodores, where she also played college football as a placekicker. Fuller became a starter with Vanderbilt's soccer team as a senior in 2020, when she helped lead the Commodores to a conference tournament championship in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). Six days later, she became the first woman to play in a football game for a Power Five conference team when she kicked off for the Commodores against Missouri on November 28, 2020. Two weeks later against Tennessee, Fuller kicked an extra point to become the first woman to score in a Power Five football game. The following season, she moved to the North Texas Mean Green as a graduate transfer. Early years Fuller was born to Brandon and Windi Fuller. Both of Fuller's grandfathers are tall. She began playing soccer when she was five years old. From elementary through junior high school, Fuller was the tallest student—boy or girl—in her class. Growing up in Wylie, Texas, she attended Wylie High School, where she was a starter for two years at goalie and named the 2017 District 6-6A Goalkeeper of the Year. Fuller was able to kick the ball over in games. Her leg strength impressed the school's football coaches, who would tell her soccer coach that they could use her on their team. College soccer career