Colorado University Athletics
Brittney Stark bio
Brittney Stark, Forward
5-6, Broomfield, Colo. (Broomfield)
Club: Colorado Rush
COACH SANCHEZ ON STARK: GÇ£Brittney has been battling some
injuries, but she is now working towards full fitness with her
coaches at Colorado Rush (Andrew Kummer and Mike Gabb). We are
excited to keep Britt home and feel that she can make an impact in
our attack.GÇ¥
HIGH SCHOOL: In two seasons, Stark, a two-time first-team
All-Northern League selection, has helped the Broomfield Eagles to
a 29-6-2 record. As a freshman, Stark scored 13 goals and
contributed six assists while being named first-team All-Boulder
County and second-team All-State. Stark earned first-team All-State
honors and was an NSCAA All-West Region selection as a junior,
scoring 10 goals and adding four assists. Stark played club soccer
with Colorado Rush, helping the team to the Youth World
Championship title at the 2010 Gothia Cup, where she was named the
MVP of the championship game.
IN THE CLASSROOM: Stark intends to pursue a degree
in the medical field. She is also interested in teaching.
PERSONAL: Brittney Alise Stark is the daughter of
Roy and Denise Stark, a firefighter and a receptionist,
respectively. She has a younger sister, Michaela, who also plays
soccer. Stark says she chose Colorado because she couldnGÇÖt imagine
playing or living in any other state and because she hopes to
strive in the strong Pac-12 Conference. After graduation, Stark
hopes to become a trauma nurse so that she will have the
opportunity to impact lives on a significant level.