Madison College Wolfpack

2020-21 - Selected second team All-North Central Community College Conference and All-Region 4... posted 40 saves (.588 save percentage) and allowed 28 goals (3.52 GAA) over nine matches... trained with the Major Costa Rican National Team during offseason.

2019 - Played in five games for the WolfPack... posted a 1-0-1 record and logged 245 minutes... made 15 saves and allowed three goals... during the off-season was called up to train with the Costa Rican U-20 National Team in January and February 2021.

High School/Personal - Three sport (soccer, basketball, volleyball) participant at International Christian School in San Miguel, Costa Rica... four-year participant and two-time letter winner in soccer... one-year participant in basketball and volleyball... played youth leagues from U10 to U20 with Deportivo Saprissa and Futbol Consultants Edson Soto... Edson Soto - high school soccer coach... Engineering Liberal Arts Transfer (Engineering) program… born March 8, 2001… son of Hanixia Naranjo and Gustavo Varela… one brother, Nicolas (2).

Favorite Movie: Ronaldo: The Movie
Favorite TV Show: The English Game
Favorite Athlete: Keylor Navas and Cristiano Ronaldo
Favorite Team: Deportivo Saprissa, Real Madrid, and Manchester United
Favorite Food: Gallo Pinto with eggs
Favorite Vacation Spot: Costa Rica
Superstitions: I pray before each game and practice, I like to keep my things in order, and have my soccer stuff ready a day before a match or practice
Dream Job/Career: Professional soccer player
Hobbies: Playing soccer, especially extra goalkeeper training, working out, playing video games like FIFA, watching movies and shows, and socializing with friends
Why Madison College: It was the best option for me to improve myself academically and athletically, and I wanted to experience new opportunities outside my country to study and be a student-athlete.
Athletic goals at Madison College: To be a team captain, win other awards, and help the team win regional and national championships
Plans after Madison College: Transfer to a Division I or II school, get my industrial and electrical engineering degree, and try to achieve a professional soccer career