For Oak Ridge High School’s Sofia Giraudo, commitment extends beyond the soccer field. The Class of 2028 junior is building toward her goal of playing college soccer while dedicating hundreds of hours to serving her community.
A three-year varsity player, Giraudo earned second-team All-League honors last high school season. Playing wing and outside back, she takes on responsibilities at both ends of the field, contributing to the attack and helping defend against opposing threats.
Outside of high school soccer, Giraudo competes for Placer United U17G ECNL. She is preparing to travel to Phoenix for an ECNL showcase, another opportunity to challenge herself against competitive opposition as she works toward playing at the collegiate level.
Her commitment also carries into her involvement with the National Charity League’s El Dorado Hills chapter. Since joining in seventh grade, Giraudo has completed more than 300 hours of community service. Giving back is a meaningful part of her life, alongside the time she devotes to school and soccer.
“I love giving back to my community,” Giraudo shared.
With All-League recognition, three years of varsity experience, and continued ECNL competition, Giraudo has a foundation to build upon as she pursues her next steps in soccer. Along the way, she continues to make time for a goal that reaches beyond the game: making a difference in her community.
