NSW Country girls impressing in the U.S.

Both girls have established themselves as regular first team members for the University of South East Missouri and have attracted huge interest in playing professional football in the U.S.
Hart is currently in her third season and has come through leaps and bounds since her time in the Arrive alive competition with the Western Panthers. The 21-year-old, a former Arrive alive Player of the Year award winner, has settled in well with her new surroundings especially with the arrival of co-player Abbott.
The 18-year-old former Penrith Nepean United product started her career with the University of South East Missouri in August this year and has also turned heads with her magnificent performances.
Both players are well known products of the Football NSW Country teams. Abbott in particular relocated to Sydney as a 14-year-old to be part of the NSWIS side which displayed her determination in making it to the next level.
The dynamic Australian duo, who were also former Australian School Girls team members, are looking towards further establishing themselves as potential world beaters in the women?s game with their move to the U.S.
University of South East Missouri head coach Heather Nelson has been particularly pleased with both Australian girls performances and has been impressed with their attitude and ability.
-By Mark Stavroulakis