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playing soccer co-ed at just four years old she says soccer has always been a family affair. Going to the feeling just start shooting and I just think it's that my therapy in a way my home chill play at Citrus College Glendora in the fall the thing I love most about soccer is that graduated from Ganesha High School we're in 2021 she became the second highest female in goals scored in the winter season nationally who is predominantly Latino and low-income Kenisha has higher-than-average Sports participation especially among female athletes with the girls soccer did something I might like something good they would always announce am I publish it like some other schools they won't really focused on football and I think he did a really good job to you know bring that the accomplishments of the girls did and I was really appreciated that title 9 is something I have to follow it's just something we should follow in the why should the girls can play for nearly nine years graduated with degrees because replay sports gear show me come back as soon as night there is still a significant gender gap in some high school's the National Women's Law Center defines this as a difference of more than 10 send it points between the sheriff female students and the sheriff female athletes even 50 years after the implementation of Title Nine Federal data show 1 and 10 Southern California high schools may still have that significant Gap expert the Department of Education consider several factors when looking at Title Nine Sports cases they look at is the school trying to meet those obligations are or those interests are they continuing to expand the opportunities that provide for girls Sports opportunities at their schools Rodriguez says the achievements of the girls soccer team led to more support we have more boys or girls than guys every 10 bars. Perry High School and I think that's why we had more fans because they saw that we were doing really well she also credits her community and family but Rodriguez points to the importance of funding she says access to club sports in lower-income communities critical to increase College opportunities and skills development I think like scholarships or stuff like that for girls to be able to go into clothes even if they don't have the money for it because not everybody has the money to be doing when he shouldn't have to stop them from me now hang out there and showing their skills anyway Anabel Munoz ABC7 Eyewitness News

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