Gwendolyn oxenham biography

American writer, filmmaker, and soccer player

Gwendolyn Anne Oxenham (born November 24, 1983) is an American writer, filmmaker, and retired soccer player.

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She studied English and documentary filmmaking at Duke University, where as a soccer player she was the youngest NCAA Division 1 athlete in history. She later studied creative writing at the University of Notre Dame, where she was awarded a prestigious postgraduate writing grant.

During a summer break there, she played professionally for the Brazilian soccer club Santos.

Oxenham has written, directed, and performed in a number of soccer-oriented documentaries, most notably the 2010 film Pelada.

Gwendolyn Anne Oxenham is an American writer, filmmaker, and retired soccer player.

Gwendolyn Anne Oxenham is an American writer, filmmaker, and retired soccer player.

GWENDOLYN OXENHAM received an MFA in creative writing from the University of Notre Dame, where she was awarded the Nicholas Sparks post-graduate fellowship.

Gwendolyn Anne Oxenham (born November 24, ) is an.

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Personal: Born November 24, daughter of Randy and Ninalyn Oxenham father played football at New Mexico majoring in English.

She has written two books and contributed many articles to prominent U.S. periodicals.

Early life and education

Gwendolyn Oxenham was born in West Covina, California,^[3]: 217 but grew up in Gulf Breeze, Florida, near Pensacola.

She graduated after her junior year at Gulf Breeze H