The UNBC’s women’s soccer team has signed Prince George’s Amneet Toor for the upcoming season.
Toor, 17, is no stranger to the UNBC program. She has honed her skills since 2019 with the Timberwolves Academy, where she was trained by TWolves varsity assistant coach Jo Wankling, with instruction from a number of players of the UNBC roster.
Toor plays predominantly as a midfielder or fullback, using her speed and fast-developing soccer IQ to make in impact on the pitch.
A provincial level long-distance runner, the five-foot-five Toor had the best seat in the house for recent TWolves seasons, serving as a ball-girl for home games at Masich Place. The honour roll student will graduate from PGSS in June and join her new teammates for training camp in July. She will enroll in UNBC’s arts program, with the intention to focus on economics.
“I am excited to take this next step and be able to play the sport I like,” she said in a release. “To have it be a challenge and to have fun with it. It is a new experience. It is one in a lifetime.”
