Calgary Foothills Soccer Club is proud to celebrate goalkeeper Auria Shoemaker, who has been recognized by the Northern Super League (NSL) as a recipient of its Intact Impact Award: Junior Edition.
Announced on October 26, 2026, the award recognizes Auria’s leadership, dedication, and positive contributions to her team and community, qualities that extend well beyond her performance on the soccer pitch.
Nominated by her coaches, Auria was recognized for leading by example through her quiet strength, incredible work ethic, and willingness to help others.
Excellent Players and Outstanding People
Whether volunteering at events, encouraging teammates, or taking the initiative to help set up and put away equipment without being asked, Auria consistently demonstrates the qualities of an outstanding teammate and community member.
The NSL’s recognition highlights something we believe strongly at Calgary Foothills: developing excellent players and outstanding people go hand in hand.
Our goal is to create an environment where young athletes can grow not only in their soccer abilities, but also in their confidence, character, and commitment to others.
Auria’s recognition is a wonderful example of those values in action, and a reminder that leadership doesn’t always mean being the loudest voice on the field. Sometimes, quiet, everyday actions make the biggest difference.
Thank you, NSL, for recognizing Auria. And congratulations, Auria! Your Foothills family is incredibly proud of you.
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