East Central HS Athlete To Appear In Super Bowl Campaign

Friday, January 31, 2020 at 11:12 AM

Sophie Browndyke will be one of many female athletes appearing in this campaign.

(Photo by Jeni Prosser with {framed} photography.)

(Sunman, Ind.) - East Central High School's Sophie Browndyke will be featured in Super Bowl campaign.

Procter & Gamble brand, Secret, will air a Super Bowl advertisement to promote equal opportunity for female athletes.

During the big game Sunday, Secret Deodorant’s #kickInequality will Tweet out the above photo that includes East Central kicker Sophie Browndyke, Oak Hills kicker Kailee Herbert and first-grader Teagan Schroeder.

The girls’ uniforms will be altered to white and blue to match the Secret brand.

"More than two-thirds of girls believe that society doesn’t encourage women to play sports so we are setting out to change this notion by spotlighting fierce female athletes – specifically two major women’s soccer players – in ‘The Secret Kicker,’ which is aimed at defying conventional expectations and championing equal opportunities for women," reads a description of the commercial preview.

This campaign will also feature prominent female athletes, including U.S. soccer players Carli Lloyd and Crystal Dunn.

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