Brielle Greenleaf


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Cross country highlights: Brielle is a three time letterwinner and three time individual state qualifier. A three time Rock Valley [url=http://www.fashionshoes.us.com/rose-suede-balota-160mm-replica.html]Rose Suede Balota 160mm Conference first team selection, she is also a three time Academic All State qualifier and a team three time Most Valuable Runner. She was 76th at the 2013 WIAA Division 2 state meet.


Basketball highlights: A three time letterwinner and two time team Most Valuable Player as a point guard, Brielle has led the team in scoring for three consecutive seasons and scored 886 career points. As a junior, she served as a team captain and earned Rock Valley North Conference second team honors. She also earned all league honorable mention honors as a sophomore and a freshman.


Track and field highlights: Brielle competes in the 1,600 and 3,200 meter runs and 3,200 relay and is a three Gold Glitter Balota 160mm time letterwinner. As a freshman, she was a WIAA Division 2 state qualifier in the 3,200 relay, which set a school record and won the conference title. As a junior, she finished third in the 3,200 at the conference meet. She has run the second fastest time in school history in the 3,200 run. Buttchen.


Quick quote: "Competing in sports has taught me about teamwork and work ethic."


Three words to describe me are: Shy, caring, athletic.


I got my start in sports: Playing basketball at the YMCA in second grade and playing youth soccer.


I wish I could play: Field hockey.


My most memorable moments in sports: Making it to state in cross country and track my freshman year and scoring 34 points in a game sophomore year.