Sarah Fuller, 21, a senior at Vanderbilt University, made history as the first to play at a force convention school football game.
Fuller joined the NCAA Power Five game Saturday afternoon between the Vanderbilt Commodores and the Tigers of Missouri University after half-time.
Fuller, a 21-year-old Texas player and football player during training, threw the ball into the part sending it 30 yards while sending her call to the history books.
Sarah Fuller, 21, a senior at Vanderbilt University, made history as the first woman to play in a force convention school football game (photo from moment above)
Fuller joined the NCAA Power Five game Saturday afternoon between the Vanderbilt Commodores and the Tigers of Missouri University after half-time.
Fuller, a 21-year-old Texas player and football player through training, threw the ball into the part sending it 30 yards while sending her call to the history books.
CHANGING THE game Sarah Fuller is the first woman to play in a Power Five school football game. @SECNetwork pic. twitter. com/Qq3U6jtica
Fuller wore the number 32 shirt Saturday at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, Missouri, where the Commodores lost 41-0.
Fuller celebrated this historic moment with the slogan ‘Play Like a Girl’ on the back of her gold helmet, a reference to the non-profit organization Play Like a Girl that works to provide equal opportunities for women in sport.
“Tomorrow I’ll wear ‘Play Like a Girl’ on the back of my helmet. Iplaylikeagirl is a non-profit organization that encourages women to play sports and spread about STEM opportunities. Take a look at them!” wrote on Twitter on Friday.
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