Loud popping noises filled Auna Doria’s ears as pain quickly engulfed her knee. Instantly, Doria knew she would be taken out of the game she loved — the game of soccer.
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Because of a torn ACL, Doria, a senior forward on the BYU women’s soccer team, was unable to complete the rest of her final college soccer season. Although a major part of Doria’s life had been ripped from her hands, she kept a positive attitude by adhering to her husband’s motto — keep moving forward.
Doria began playing soccer at the age of 4, and immediately knew it was something she loved. She spent hours everyday in the backyard and basement, as she learned and perfected skills that would make her a better player. Even though she spent the majority of her time with a soccer ball, Doria said it was worth the time. Click here to read more.
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