Sarah Fuller

For Sarah Fuller, the idea of leaving her comfort zone to compete in another extremely demanding sport is not exactly a new concept. Fuller, 22, made history in 2020 when the then-Vanderbilt women’s soccer goalkeeper was asked to play for the football team as a placekicker. She became the first woman to play — and score points — for a Power 5 conference team.

North Texas goalie Sarah Fuller has been honored in a host of ways since she made history by becoming the first woman to play and later to score in a Power Five football game while kicking for Vanderbilt. The list of honors grew just a little longer on Thursday when...

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum released a limited-edition bobblehead honoring former Vanderbilt kicker Sarah Fuller to coincide with Women's History Month, it announced. Fuller became the first woman to play and score in a Power Five college football game in November 2020, when she filled in as...

Former Vanderbilt goalkeeper Sarah Fuller has signed a contract with Minnesota Aurora FC of the USL W League, the team announced Monday. Fuller, who played this past season with the North Texas soccer team, gained notoriety in 2020 when she joined the Commodores football team as a kicker. The USL...

Sarah Fuller is continuing her sports career. The former Vanderbilt goalkeeper and substitute Vanderbilt kicker signed a deal to play for Minnesota Aurora FC in the new semi-pro USL W League in 2022. Fuller became the first woman to score a point in a Power Five conference college football game in 2020 when she was Vanderbilt's emergency kicker.

Many college football fans will remember how former Vanderbilt women's soccer starting goalkeeper Sarah Fuller made history during the 2020 season when she became the first woman to compete in and score in an official Power Five football game after the Commodores' roster was struck by COVID-19 setbacks. Fuller made...

The Minnesota Aurora announced the signing of former Vanderbilt University and University Northern Texas soccer and football player Sarah Fuller.

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Minnesota Aurora FC finally got a name last week, and now it has its first player. The community-owned women’s soccer team announced on Twitter that it has signed goalkeeper Sarah Fuller. BREAKING NEWS: Thrilled to welcome goalkeeper & groundbreaker @SarahFuller_27 as our first player signing. “Sarah is a fantastic player and an even better person,” said @NicoleLukic5. “Having a leader like Sarah that has broken down barriers is a perfect fit for us." #WeAreAurora pic.twitter.com/YRagJ3QvUi — Minnesota Aurora FC (@MNAuroraFC) February 7, 2022 Fuller played keeper at Vanderbilt and the University of North Texas, but she’s probably most well-known for what...

The Minnesota Aurora has made a big splash by announcing a history-making goalkeeper as its first ever signing. Sarah Fuller made national headlines when she became the first woman to ever play in a football gamer for a Power Five conference team as she kicked off for the Vanderbilt Commodores on Nov. 28, 2020, and two weeks later became the first woman to score in a Power Five game when she kicked an extra point.

Minnesota Aurora FC, the new local women's soccer franchise, announced Monday that it has signed famed Vanderbilt soccer goalkeeper and football placekicker Sarah Fuller. Fuller, 22, made national headlines in 2020 when she kicked an extra point for Vanderbilt, becoming the first woman to score a point in a Power Five football game.

A year ago, Sarah Fuller had the world’s attention and fielded hundreds of promotional offers. She attended the ESPYs, introduced Vice President Kamala Harris during an inauguration TV event and became a beacon for women in football. But as far as compensation, she couldn’t accept a penny.

When Sarah Fuller took the field a year ago for Vanderbilt's football team, the college senior took the world by storm, empowering women of all ages to do what many thought was impossible—break barriers and make history. In other words, play like a girl. Much like that phrase that she...

DENTON, Texas - Sarah Fuller made history at Vanderbilt, becoming the first woman to ever score in a Power 5 Conference football game, but decided to come back home to North Texas to finish her collegiate soccer career.