Courtney Dike

Nigeria U20 Falconet, Courtney Dike, has finally explained why she rejected the $7000 bonus given her by the government.An acceptance of the bonus would have meant losing her almost $35,000 annual football scholarship at the Oklahoma State University under NCAA rules. In her statement via the office of the media ...

Courtney who is the younger sister of Super Eagles player, Bright Dike said she valued playing for Nigeria, more than the monetary reward. Head of competition, Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Dr. Sanusi Mohammed, made the revelation, saying that the federation was amazed at her refusal. Sanusi told www.footballlive.ng that efforts ...

Courtney Dike, American-born Nigerian female soccer player who played for our national team at the 2014 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Canada. Courtney made history when she scored the fastest goal ever in the history of FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, after 18 seconds against Korea on June 10, ...