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Jersey Number 21
Delfina Zolesio Fernandez Blanco
- Position:
- Midfielder
- Height:
- 5-3
- Class:
- Graduate Student
- High School:
- Boston College
- Hometown:
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
Pronunciation:
2024 (Columbia College): NAIA First Team All-American ... NAIA National Championship All-Tournament Team ... CSC Academic All-American ... AMC Player of the Year ... AMC All-Tournament Team ... First Team All-AMC ... Played and started in 23 games ... Led team with 20 assists, 66 points and 10 game-winning goals ... Scored first goal of the year against Campbellsville on Aug. 29 ... Scored in four-straight games from Sep. 18 through Oct. 9 ... Scored in eight-straight wins from Oct. 13 through Nov. 11, including hat tricks against Williams Baptist and Harris-Stowe ... Scored in all three of the Cougar's NAIA National Championship final site matches
2023 (Columbia College): First Team All-AMC ... AMC Academic All-Conference ... CSC Academic All-District ... Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete ... Played and started in 20 games ... Scored seven goals and tallied seven assists
2022 (Columbia College): Academic All-AMC ... Appeared in 21 games, making 15 starts ... Scored five goals and tallied seven assists
2021 (Columbia College): Academic All-AMC ... Appeared in 22 games ... Scored seven goals with three assists
2020 (Columbia College): First Team All-AMC ... Appeared in 19 games ... Finished with eight goals and seven assists
High School/Club: Played for Club Atletico River Plate and Sporting Jacksonville
Personal: Daughter of Diana Fernandez Blanco ... Has two siblings, Martina and Emilia ... Twin sister Emilia also plays for Kansas City ... Holds an ATFA Coaching License A ... Speaks Spanish and Portuguese ... Pursuing MBA
Why Kansas City?: "I chose Kansas City because I was drawn to the hard working atmosphere and the competitive environment. Everyone here pushes each other to get better every day and I wanted to be a part of that."
Women's Soccer Highlights at North Dakota
Sunday, October 19
Women's Soccer Highlights at North Dakota State
Thursday, October 16
Women's Soccer Highlights vs. St. Thomas
Sunday, October 12
Postgame Interview: Seniors post-St. Thomas
Sunday, October 12
