Sabrina Petrini was born and raised in Helsingborg, Sweden, where she grew up playing soccer and was actively involved in music, developing a deep passion for both the sport and the arts at an early age.

Her artistic journey took her to London to study music and production, and later to Los Angeles, where she attended the Musicians Institute. Alongside her work in music, Sabrina has remained deeply connected to the game of soccer. She has been actively involved with Helsingborg IF, her hometown’s professional men’s club, serving as a halftime commentator, performing the national anthem, and helping organize stadium tours for visiting teams. In 2019, she merged her two passions by writing one of the club’s official anthems.

In 2018, Sabrina joined LA Bulls. She became closely involved with the JR. Bulls Academy, progressed into a head coaching position, and in 2025 was named MLS GO Director for West LA. That same year, she also created and served as Tournament Director for the inaugural LA Champions Cup, marking LA Bulls’ first-ever tournament. In addition to her club responsibilities, Sabrina is also a coach for the Paul Revere JV Girls soccer team.

Sabrina’s story reflects the power of pursuing multiple passions. By blending sports, music, and mentorship, she brings dedication, creativity, and purpose to everything she does—empowering young talent as they grow, compete, and work toward their goals.