Maleah Fernie is set to graduate from Sa-Hali Secondary this June, and join her new Timberwolves teammates for training camp in July.
The UNBC Timberwolves women’s soccer team has signed centre back Maleah Fernie of Kamloops to join the team for the 2023 season.
Fernie is set to graduate from Sa-Hali Secondary this June, and join her new Timberwolves teammates for training camp in July. She will study in UNBC’s sciences program, and is ready to continue a sports journey that started when she first laced up her soccer boots when she was eight years old. Playing with Thompson Okanagan FC, Fernie has been exposed to strong coaching in her formative years. UNBC coach Neil Sedgwick’s approach to instruction and technique stood out to the newest Timberwolf as real positives as she makes the next step in her soccer career.
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