Dakota Watterson
ROC NATION Sports
TEAM: The University of Pittsburgh
POSITION: Forward
HOMETOWN: Clovis, CA, USA
DOB: October 5, 2005
Dakota Watterson is a rising soccer star and has both the skill and vision well beyond her age. Her first touch, ball skills and ability to manoeuvre out of tight spaces allows her to be a threat every time she touches the ball.
With precision passes and vision to see what is going to happen three to four steps ahead, Dakota is the unselfish player every coach wants and needs on their team.
Watterson joined the Roc Nation Sports International family in October of 2019.
During high school she represented Clovis Crossfire and in 2024 will play Division 1 soccer at the University of Pittsburgh.
OFF-FIELD HIGHLIGHTS:
In 2019, Dakota hosted the ‘Kicks for Kids’ competition in her hometown to help give underprivileged kids the opportunity to play and enjoy soccer.
During December 2020 and January 2021, Dakota help her community once again by making 50 homemade blankets for victims of abuse and donated 50 soccer balls to low-income families.
POSITION: Forward
HOMETOWN: Clovis, CA, USA
DOB: October 5, 2005
Dakota Watterson is a rising soccer star and has both the skill and vision well beyond her age. Her first touch, ball skills and ability to manoeuvre out of tight spaces allows her to be a threat every time she touches the ball.
With precision passes and vision to see what is going to happen three to four steps ahead, Dakota is the unselfish player every coach wants and needs on their team.
Watterson joined the Roc Nation Sports International family in October of 2019.
During high school she represented Clovis Crossfire and in 2024 will play Division 1 soccer at the University of Pittsburgh.
OFF-FIELD HIGHLIGHTS:
In 2019, Dakota hosted the ‘Kicks for Kids’ competition in her hometown to help give underprivileged kids the opportunity to play and enjoy soccer.
During December 2020 and January 2021, Dakota help her community once again by making 50 homemade blankets for victims of abuse and donated 50 soccer balls to low-income families.
