CWA sports student Dayna Kingshott has been offered a football scholarship in America. Dayna studies the sports science programme at CWA's Sports Campus as well being part of the girls elite football programme has secured a full football scholarship to Owens Junior College, Ohio, USA. Dayna from Holbeach is a striker and will be wearing the number 10 shirt when pre-season kicks off on the 1st August. Dayna is not only a fantastic footballer but is an outstanding student and is on track to achieve the highest grade possible of 3 distinctions for her Extended Diploma in Sports Science. Dayna will be in strong company with Owens Express Women's Soccer making the national finals last season losing to the eventual winners Monroe College. Dayna will make the move to America on the 25th July after completion of her programme at CWA’s sports campus.  Dayna will train 7 days a week at Owens Junior College as well as continuing her studying. Dayna said: "This is a dream come true, I have been playing since I was 4 years old and have always wanted to live in America and achieve this while being able to continue playing football is an amazing opportunity which doesn’t seem to be real." Dayna becomes the lastest success story from CWA’s sports campus making the move to America following in the footsteps of Domonic Dwyer, Tom White, Mark Heath-Preston, Kyle Nichols, Tom McCarthy, Lee Woolmore, Nikita Morris and Chloe Burch to name a few. Programme Manager for sport at CWA Tommy Goode said ‘This is a fantastic opportunity for Dayna and we wish her every success for the future.  Dayna is another example of the talent in our local community who have progressed while here at CWA and this opportunity is very well deserved."