Cincinnati Enquirer names 2025 boys, girls soccer all-city teams

The Greater Cincinnati area had another productive and fruitful high school soccer season. Three teams won state championships: Both the Summit Country Day boys and girls teams, and the Madeira girls. Meanwhile, two Southwest Ohio and two Northern Kentucky teams finished as state runner-up.

But more than that, the action on the pitch for each match showcased some of the best talent the area has to offer.

Here are The Enquirer's 2025 all-city teams, also known as all-stars, for each division in Ohio, plus Northern Kentucky and Indiana.

Boys soccer

Southwest Ohio

Division I

Offensive player of the year

Rowen Arnold, Springboro: The senior had 26 goals and 14 assists to lead the Panthers to a 12-3-2 record and the Greater Western Ohio Conference title. He was an All-American and All-Ohio honoree, as well as the player of the year in the league.

Co-defensive players of the year

James McKernan, St. Xavier: The junior goalkeeper allowed 21 goals in 18 games, with six shutouts, in helping the Bombers reach the Division I state semifinals. He was an all-district and first-team all-league selection.

Grady Krueger, Mason: The senior was first-team all-league in the Greater Miami Conference, helping the Comets to the league title and a 14-1-3 record as they allowed only nine goals for the season.

Co-coaches of the year

Garrett Szabo, Mason: He led the Comets to a 14-1-3 record and the Greater Miami Conference title.

Brian Schaeper, St. Xavier: He led the Bombers to a 12-5-4 record and the state semifinals.

First team

Rowen Arnold, Springboro; Sam Bill, Elder; Ryan Boyd, Lakota West; Mitch Crissman, Mason; Riley Cunningham, Fairfield; Charlie Gehringer, Milford; Roman Girandola, Walnut Hills; Alex Haddad, St. Xavier; John Harris, Mason; Carter Haun, Milford; Shunya Kashiwakura, Mason; Blake Koch, West Clermont; Grady Krueger, Mason; Joey Kurtz, Walnut Hills; Karson Lang, Moeller; Garret Marchand, Lakota West; Max Martin, Elder; Nick Maslin, Lakota East; Ethan May, Springboro; James McKernan, St. Xavier; Mack Miroshnychenko, Springboro; Gavin Money, Fairfield; Tee Munafo, Moeller; Willy Perez-Morales, Lakota West; Grant Perry, Springboro; Noah Ross, Little Miami; Maxim Rozenfeld, Sycamore; Bailey Sims-Sharpe, Oak Hills; Jose Stefano, Moeller; Jack Sweeney, St. Xavier; Eddie Zha, Mason.

Second team

Antonio Alzugaray, Moeller; Mamadou Bah, Western Hills; Miguel Bartolon, Colerain; Jason Bartolon-Perez, Lakota East; Will Burkart, St. Xavier; Franco Flores, Hamilton; Josh Gandee, Springboro; Chet Gardner, Walnut Hills; Titus Graham, Hamilton; Joey Green, Sycamore; Tiago Improvola, Moeller; Joey Jurtz, Walnut Hills; Adam Kauffman, Lakota West; Brady Koncal, Springboro; Zac Linenkugel, St. Xavier; Joe McMillen, Milford; Angel Mendoza Munez, Western Hills; Landon Miller, Mason; Babacar Ndiaye, Western Hills; Kevin Ortega, Princeton; Vlad Romanov, Little Miami; Julian Rowlands, Springboro; Rowdy Scheer, St. Xavier; Ethan Waggoner, Sycamore.

Division II

Offensive player of the year

Brady Dorko, Anderson: The junior had 12 goals and six assists as the Raptors finished 12-4-4 and were regional runner-up. He was an all-district selection.

Defensive player of the year

Brody Sucher, Kings: The senior goalkeeper led the Knights to a 15-3-5 record and state runner-up. He allowed eight goals for the season and posted 15.5 shutouts. He was an All-American, district player of the year, and defensive player of the year in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference.

Coach of the year

Christian Hay, Kings: He led the Knights to a 15-3-5 record and the state championship game, and their first Eastern Cincinnati Conference championship.

First team

Zach Arnold, Kings; Jason Bachmann, Loveland; Hayden Carter, Harrison; Brady Dorko, Anderson; Mamoudou Diaw, Winton Woods; Blake Hatfield, Loveland; Keith Hiridson, Kings; Sam Molfenter, Kings; Will Santorelli, Anderson; Aiden Smith, Loveland; Logan Wagner, Harrison; Sam Wik, Kings.

Second team

Connor Barnett, Harrison; Kevin Cyrus, Kings; Luke Davis, Harrison; Emerson Figueroa, Aiken; Royce Hawkins, Kings; Jacob Kaiser, Kings; Adrian Kernes, Kings; Omar Soria De La Cruz, Aiken; Chase Wagner, Harrison; Ryan Wagner, Anderson.

Division III

Offensive player of the year

Kai Kuebler, Turpin: The senior had nine goals and 23 assists to lead the Spartans to a 16-2-4 record and the regional finals. He was an All-American, all-district and first-team all-league in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference.

Defensive player of the year

Cole Parr, Badin: The senior goalkeeper allowed nine goals and posted 14.5 shutouts for the Rams, who were 17-4-3 and reached the state semifinals.

Co-coaches of the year

Jamie Harloff, Turpin: He led the Spartans to a 16-2-4 record and the regional finals.

Eric Hickey, Badin: He led the Rams to a 17-4-3 record and the state semifinals.

First team

Ben Angelica, Wilmington; Sebastian Barnes, New Richmond; Aidan Beverly, McNicholas; Max Grebe, Indian Hill; Caden Gronostaj, Monroe; Scotty Hall, Wilmington; Joe Harmon, La Salle; Luke Hickey, Badin; Sutton Hunsicker, Batavia; Mitchell Iles, Turpin; Ayush Iyer, Batavia; Aiden Jetter, Western Brown; Zander Johnson, Wilmington; Elias Kazli, Goshen; Kai Kuebler, Turpin; Colt Long, Badin; Christian Mangano, Indian Hill; Shekinah Mfulu, Northwest; Brayden Miller, Monroe; Zachary Oborne, Monroe; James Parker, Taylor; Cole Parr, Badin; David Pineda, Northwest; Nick Ream, Taylor; Kellan Riesenbeck, La Salle; Braxton Spinnati, New Richmond; Andy Stein, Indian Hill; Sam Williamson, Turpin.

 Second team

Carter Allen, Ross; Owen Beske, Ross; Beckett Blazer, Turpin; Owen Burkholder, McNicholas; Johnathan Danzinger, La Salle; Conor Flynn, McNicholas; Dylan Frey, Northwest; Dimitri Garrett, Talawanda; Erlin Guiterrez Bonilla, Woodward; Jose Vigil Guiterrez, Woodward; Sam Harding, Turpin; Elias Jones, Talawanda; Joe Jung, Badin; Greyson Kelley, Badin; Justin Martinez, Northwest; Caleb McClain, Goshen; Hoguers Perez-Tomas, Withrow; Jorge Pineda Peraza, Withrow; Kellen Schmitz, La Salle; Aarush Settapali, Batavia; Ian Shinkle, Batavia; Joe Tarin, Monroe; Jason Tecu, Wilmington.

Division IV

Offensive player of the year

Aidan Gross, Mariemont: The junior had 16 goals and 13 assists and led the Warriors to a 17-3-1 record and the regional semifinals. He was All-Ohio, all-district and first-team all-league in the Cincinnati Hills League.

Defensive player of the year

Rocco Fischer, Wyoming: The senior goalkeeper led the Cowboys to an 18-2-4 record and the state semifinals. He allowed 14 goals for the season and posted 13 shutouts. He was All-American, as well as All-Ohio, all-district and Cincinnati Hills League player of the year.

Coach of the year

Ryan Derge, Wyoming: He led the team to an 18-2-4 record and the state semifinals, and was Cincinnati Hills League coach of the year.

First team

Drew Adams, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Matteo Caggioni, Madeira; Jack Coch, Fenwick; Carson Denman-Boske, Clermont Northeastern; Cristian Dominguez, Norwood; Alex Ervin, Roger Bacon; Domingo Escobar, Reading; Rowdy Etling, CNE; Rocco Fischer, Wyoming; Aidan Gross, Mariemont; Tyler Hahn, Bethel-Tate; Thomas Harp, Mariemont; Hunter Kelly, CNE; Canaan Lewis, Clark Montessori; John Lindner, Mariemont; Royce McKenzie, CHCA; Carter Moss, Bethel-Tate; Pablo Ramirez, Madeira; Lucas Rocha, Waynesville; Santino Serger, Mariemont; Miles Steininger, Wyoming; Mark Szalay, CHCA; Jackson Teras, Wyoming; Eli Yunker, Wyoming.

Second team

Ross Barrett, Waynesville; Luke Bray, Fenwick; Henry Brown, Mariemont; Jacob Erhart, Wyoming; Reed Etling, CNE; Landen Fayard, Middletown Madison; George Fey, CHCA; Cole Gross, Mariemont; Seth Kyle, Wyoming; Robin Levia, North College Hill; Griffin Lyons, Mariemont; Bayron Matias, Norwood; Colin Michel, CHCA; Grady Shepherd, Bethel-Tate; Andrew Stupp, Waynesville; Landon Swaynie, Bethel-Tate; Henry Walker, Wyoming; Trent Watson, Clark Montessori; Nick Wilhelm, Wyoming; Sammy Woolery, CNE.

Division V

Offensive player of the year

Davion Washington, Seven Hills: The senior led the Stingers to a 15-6-1 and the regional finals. He had 12 goals and 16 assists, and was an All-Ohio, all-region and all-district honoree.

Defensive player of the year

Elijah Warner, Summit Country Day: The junior led the Silver Knights to a 12-6-6 record and the state championship. He anchored a defense that allowed 25 goals and posted 11 shutouts, and also posted four goals and five assists on offense. He was an All-American and co-player of the year in the Miami Valley Conference-Scarlet.

Coach of the Year

Mike Combs, Seven Hills: He led the Stingers to a 15-6-1 record and the regional finals.

First team

Paxton Ball, Cincinnati Christian; Sam Bickett, Williamsburg; Eli Bostrom, Cincinnati Christian; Beckett Brinkman, Summit Country Day; Forrest Cloran, Summit Country Day; Keegan Craycraft, Fayetteville-Perry; Santiago Dreher, Seven Hills; James Levesque, Seven Hills; Ryder Luncan, Fayetteville-Perry; Carter Lund, Summit Country Day; Jayse Riggs, Eastern; IsaiahRodgers, Summit Country Day; Jake Sheridan, Cincinnati Christian; Tyler Short, Fayetteville-Perry; Sam Viltro, Summit Country Day; Clemente Volk, Summit Country Day; Elijah Warner, Summit Country Day; Davion Washington, Seven Hills; Logan Waterfield, Williamsburg; Alex Williamson, Fayetteville-Perry.

 Second team

Johnny Bacca, Summit Country Day; Gabriel Benitez, Cincinnati Country Day; Trey Blum, Cincinnati Country Day; Daniel Escalante, Lockland; Jonathan Fernandez, Purcell Marian; Noah Gilbert, Williamsburg; Jose Nolasco, Lockland; Juan Perez, Purcell Marian; Chase Pinkerton, Eastern; Sam Ramer, Eastern.

Northern Kentucky/Southeast Indiana

Offensive player of the year

Donovan Lameier, Dixie Heights: The senior was the Northern Kentucky offensive player of the year and first-team all-state after posting 16 goals and six assists for the Colonels, who finished 15-3 and 34th District champions.

Co-defensive players of the year

Tanner Robertson, Covington Catholic: He led the Colonels to an 18-8-2 record, the Ninth Region championship, and state runner-up. The Colonels' defense allowed five goals in an 11-game winning streak before the state finals. He was first-team All-Northern Kentucky and first-team all-state.

Logan Thoss, St. Henry: The senior anchored a unit that allowed only 18 goals all season as the Crusaders went 13-7-2 and were 34th District runner-up. He also led the team on offense with 11 goals. He was Northern Kentucky's defensive player of the year and first-team all-state.

Coach of the year

Jeremy Robertson, Covington Catholic: He led the Colonels to the Ninth Region championship and the state finals with an 18-8-2 record. CovCath won 11 games in a row before losing to St. Xavier in the state championship game.

First team

Brady Aubuchon, St. Henry; Marco Barrios, Simon Kenton; Cole Bishop, Covington Catholic; Trevor Bolte, Dixie Heights; Trenton Ester, Lawrenceburg; Mason Ginn, Conner; Lucas Inderhees, East Central; Donovan Lameier, Dixie Heights; Carlos Marquez, Campbell County; Dallas Marshall, Conner; Salem Mayala, Boone County; Miles Mullen, Simon Kenton; Luke Neltner, Bishop Brossart; Grady Noble, Conner; Maddox Pemberton, Cooper; Tanner Robertson, Covington Catholic; Max Runge, Bishop Brossart; Cole Spaulding, Covington Catholic; Logan Thoss, St. Henry; Lee Tucker, Dixie Heights.

Second team

Brady Aubuchon, St. Henry; Noah Baker, St. Henry; Rylan Bell, Beechwood; Mesfin Brown, Campbell County; Ryan Burke, Covington Catholic; Anderson Byland, Boone County; Sam Chirumbolo, Bishop Brossart; Luke D’Alessandro, Bishop Brossart; Jackson Engel, East Central; Kellen Faulkner, Conner; Wade Fedders, Highlands; Cooper Gastright, St. Henry; Booker Gifford, Covington Catholic; Cam Gobich, Campbell County; Chase Kokocinski, Covington Catholic; Damian Lakkis, Ryle; Tre Lameier, Dixie Heights; Luke McElheney, Dixie Heights; Luis McVicker, Highlands; Cooper Neace, Ryle; Kyle Piscitello, Bishop Brossart; Isaac Popham, Beechwood; Jake Rawe, Campbell County; Gavin Saalfeld, Holy Cross; Will Schaffeld, Holy Cross; Aiden Susner, Dixie Heights; Ayden Terry, Conner.

Honorable mention

Beechwood: Nathan Graman; Boone County: Eric Lipps; Calvary Christian: Gavin Van Winkle; Conner: Brayden Cranfield, Abram Dostal, Mason Ginn; Cooper: Ronan Joyce, Andrew Palmer; Covington Catholic: Ethan Eibel, Dylan Warner; East Central: Curtis Bender, Ryan Fisher, Brady Hartman; Grant County: Kyler Helton; Highlands: Thomas Haggard; Lawrenceburg: Morgan Davis, Caden McCool, Jensen Mulcahey, Mateo Nunez; Newport Central Catholic: Andrew Green, Andrew Verst; Pendleton County: Jacob Frisch; Ryle: Danny Harding: South Dearborn: Dakota Cochran, Nicholas Wismann; Villa Madonna: Ivan Potapenko.

Girls soccer

Division I

Offensive player of the year

Anna Habra, Mason: She had 20 goals and four assists to lead the Comets to a 13-4-2 record and the Greater Miami Conference championship. She was an all-state and all-district selection, and the GMC player of the year.

Defensive player of the year

Mady Linenkugel, Oak Hills: The four-year starter at center back helped the Highlanders post 10 shutouts this season, and 39 for her career. She added four goals and eight assists on offense. She was an All-American as well as All-Ohio, all-district and All-GMC as Oak Hills went 13-3-3. Linenkugel will play collegiately for Louisiana.

Coach of the year

Jay Kiley, Seton: He led the Saints to a 13-3-6 record, Girls Greater Catholic League championship, and the state final where they lost 1-0 to Upper Arlington.

First team

Bella Anderson, Mason; Audrey Anthony, Lakota West;  Aubrey Baker, West Clermont; Darcy Bittlinger, Lakota West; Lindsay Bruce, Milford; Kara Buck, Seton; Keira Buckholtz, Springboro; Hailey Burns, Springboro; Allyson Canham, Mason; Leaha Compton, Fairfield; Kennedi Cooper, Middletown; Bella Dehner, Oak Hills; Morgan Egloff, Lakota East; Mollee Erras, West Clermont; Parker Evans, Mason; Anna Habra, Mason; Nohea Harper, Sycamore; Linde Harris, Walnut Hills; Olivia Hausfeld, Seton; Isabella Huxsoll, Fairfield; Mady Linenkugel, Oak Hills; Estelle Murphy, Sycamore; Lennon Newton, Western Hills; Abby Nisonger, Lebanon; Emily Ploscowe, Sycamore; Meagyn Riffle, West Clermont; Madelyn Rockey, Milford; Susan Schaaf, Springboro; Olivia Slye, Oak Hills; Elle Speelman, Walnut Hills; Taylor Spille, Oak Hills; Reese Thieken, Hamilton; Lauren Vaughn, Seton; Poppy Wakefield, Springboro; Ava Whitt, Springboro; Karringtyn Wilder, Walnut Hills;

Second team

Baylee Cumbow, Springboro; Morgan DeMoss, Springboro; Sophia Flora, Lebanon; Mary Jung, Seton; Jenna Kahny, Seton; Marissa Lach, Western Hills; Rory Miller, West Clermont; Katie Pierce, Walnut Hills; Addison Ramby, Springboro; Abby Rizzo, Seton; Sofia Rocchetta, Fairfield; Khadija Samb, Western Hills; Victoria Smith, Princeton; Kate Stumin, Seton; Taylor Sung, Lakota East; Maddie Wagers, Lebanon; Alexa Voelkerding, Seton; Chloe Wellington, Mason.

Division II

Offensive player of the year

Nina Brandon, Anderson: The junior scored 32 goals with nine assists to lead the Raptors to a 14-5-4 record and the state semifinals. She was an All-American, All-Ohio and the Eastern Cincinnati Conference offensive player of the year.

Defensive player of the year

Ella Cook, Little Miami: She was the ECC defensive player of the year in leading the Panthers to their first ECC title and leading a defense that posted 13 shutouts.

Co-coaches of the Year

Dann Marketos, Little Miami: He led the Panthers to an 11-5-4 record and their first ECC championship. He was co-coach of the year in the district.

Kelli Bill, Harrison: She led the Wildcats to a 14-2-4 record and was co-coach of the year in the district.

First team

Emily Bayles, Little Miami; Ava Bergman, Anderson; Maddie Boggess, Anderson; Nina Brandon, Anderson; Bella Braun, Kings; Ella Cook, Little Miami; Elly Goins, Little Miami; Lauren Hoog, St. Ursula; Annie Kleeman, St. Ursula; Reece Lazarus, Harrison; Addy Matheny, Harrison; Cara Pitzer, St. Ursula; Maddie Reynolds, Loveland; Avery Searls, Mount Notre Dame; Abby Smith, Harrison; Lorelei Sundberg, Loveland; Olivia Trick, Mount Notre Dame; Mallory Oliver, Harrison,

Second team

Isabella Bernhardt, Harrison; Leah Callahan, Anderson; Charlie Fall, Edgewood; Sydney Fallat, Little Miami; Cassie Kicsak, Little Miami; Miraya Long, Anderson; Olivia Neal, Harrison; Elle Rivard, Anderson; Divine Rugwiro, Aiken; Olivia Sergent, Edgewood; Alyssa Sparks, Little Miami; Kiara Wood, Little Miami.

Division III

Offensive player of the year

Braelyn Even, Badin: The senior had nine goals and six assists to lead the Rams to a 15-4-5 record and the state finals, where they lost 1-0 to Bay Village Bay. She was an All-American, All-Ohio and the player of the year in the Greater Catholic League-Coed.

Defensive player of the year

Izzy Stokes, Badin: The senior led a defense that posted 11 shutouts. She was an All-Ohio and all-league honoree.

Coach of the year

Patrick O’Leary, Ross: He led the Rams to a 17-3-1 record and the co-championship of the Southwestern Buckeye League-Southwestern Division.

First team

Sadie Ast, New Richmond; Annie Ball, Monroe; Izzy Basalo, CHCA; Gabriella Brennan, Taylor; Ava Bush, Ross; Naomi Cover, Western Brown; Caroline Davis, Ross; Lauren Enginger, Mercy McAuley; Braelyn Even, Badin; Kendall Hanlon, Western Brown; Bella Heile, Badin; Averie Layman, Batavia; Camryn Lyons, Turpin; Priscilla Martinez, Monroe; Harlee Mason, New Richmond; Bella McFarland, Badin; Reagan Nieman, Badin; Ella Reed, Western Brown; Blake Sakach, Badin; Abby Snell, CHCA; Izzy Stokes, Badin; Eliza Tassell, Goshen; Kaylee Vocke, Ross.

Second team

Ainsley Argo, Taylor; Fatima Bernadette, Withrow; Danielle Birri, Badin; Ava Borg, Badin; Carly Brunetti, CHCA; Isabelle Davis, Ross; Gabby Dillon, Talawanda; Molly Dornheggen, McNicholas; Michelle Escobedo, Withrow; Kaleigh Hizer, Taylor; Julia Molina, CHCA; Jessie Noschang, Batavia; Olivia Patrick, Batavia; Audrey Rhodis, Badin; Sofie Rojo, Goshen; Lauren Snell, Withrow; Eliza Tassell, Goshen; Maci Taylor, Ross; Riley Van Frank, Batavia; Jatavia Williams, Hughes; Ella Wilson, CHCA; Ella Zech, McNicholas.

Division IV

Offensive player of the year

Mia Stevens, Summit Country Day: The senior Ohio State commit had 34 goals and 18 assists to lead the Silver Knights to a 22-0-2 record and the state championship. She is Ohio's Ms. Soccer, an All-American, and the Ohio Division IV player of the year.

Defensive player of the year

Bree Reder, Summit Country Day: The senior anchored a defense that allowed 13 goals all season and posted 13 shutouts as they won the state championship with a 22-0-2 record. That included five shutouts in the postseason, the last a 4-0 win in the state final. She is an All-American and All-Ohio selection, and was the player of the year in the Miami Valley Conference-Scarlet.

Co-coaches of the year

Amy Dunlap, Indian Hill: She led the Braves to a 17-2-3 record and the Cincinnati Hills League championship. Indian Hill lost to Summit in the regional final. She was the Ohio Division IV coach of the year and district public school coach of the year.

Mike Fee, Summit Country Day: He led the Silver Knights to their third consecutive state championship and a 22-0-2 record.

First team

Brooke Androne, Reading; Aubrey Blakely, Summit Country Day; Alyssa Dewey, Mariemont; Chloe Dunford, Waynesville; Mary Eagleston, Wyoming; Carolyn Federle, Summit Country Day; Emma Gibson, Summit Country Day; Izzy Iwanicki, Mariemont; Zoe Jackson, Summit Country Day; Aubrey Keuffer, Roger Bacon; Addison Koebbe, Reading; Tylee Littlejohn, Purcell Marian; Cameron Lorentz, Summit Country Day; Olivia Maddox, Purcell Marian; Allie McCauley, Indian Hill; Lizzy Mumper, Roger Bacon; Ashley O’Brien, Indian Hill; Emma O’Brien, Indian Hill; Camilla Parr, Indian Hill; Abigayle Penote, Summit Country Day; Anna Peyton, Wyoming; Bree Reder, Summit Country Day; Addison Russell, Waynesville; Zoey Sandker, Bethel-Tate; Miller Spreen, Mariemont; Mia Stevens, Summit Country Day; Addy Zawaly, Mariemont.

Second team

Bella Ashley, Clinton-Massie; Ariana Bailey, Purcell Marian; Stella Bosley, Indian Hill; Alysa Carnahan, Bethel-Tate; Anita Cobo Gomez, DePaul Cristo Rey; Claire Coch, Fenwick; Jordan Fearing, Middletown Madison; Maddie Fischer, Bethel-Tate; Alex Gardner, Summit Country Day; Bella Grooms, Cincinnati Christian; Rosie Hall, Clinton-Massie; Emma Hoyord, Cincinnati Christian; Ayla Jodrey, Bethel-Tate; Ainsley Johnson, Indian Hill; Riley Johnson, Middletown Madison; Sienna Johnson, Fenwick; Alex Lewis, Cincinnati Christian; Maggie Martini, Waynesville; Kimberly Mejia, DePaul Cristo Rey; Iyanna Nuhu, Purcell Marian; Meran Phelps, Indian Hill; Kimber Prince, Middletown Madison; Aislin Terkelson, Waynesville; Evi Wallace, Summit Country Day; Miami Ward, Purcell Marian; Ivy Wilkes, Indian Hill.

Division V

Offensive player of the year

Natasha Davis, Madeira: The senior had 25 goals and seven assists to lead the Amazons to an 18-4- 1 record and the state championship. She was the Ohio Division V player of the year and district player of the year, and was also named an All-American.

Defensive player of the year

Emma Yeager, Clermont Northeastern: The senior goalkeeper had seven shutouts to lead the Rockets to a 12-5-2 record. She was an All-Ohio honoree.

Coach of the year

Dan Brady, Madeira: He led the Amazons to an 18-4-1 record and their second consecutive state championship. He picked up his 300th career win during the season and ended with 314.

First team

Aubrey Barber, Fayetteville-Perry; Lilah Beers, Madeira; Julia Best, CNE; Makayla Davenport, Madeira; Natasha Davis, Madeira; Audrey de Alarcon, CCD; Alyssa Easter, CCD; Gabrielle Ernst, Georgetown; Bailey Fishback, Williamsburg;  Josie Hyden, CCD; Jada Kassner, Fayetteville-Perry; Liz Ledbetter, CNE; Macy Mueller, Madeira; Olivia Naegeli, Madeira; Hannah Olowokure, Seven Hills; Callie Oppt, Clark Montessori; Laylla Sears, Blanchester; Eden Sibilia, Deer Park; Autumn Waddell, Fayetteville-Perry; Rachel Walker, Deer Park; Emma Yeager, CNE.

Second team

Zoe Bess, Clark Montessori; Mackenzie Blankenbeckler, Blanchester; Tessa Combs, Madeira; Makena Corbin, Eastern; Emily Dunn, Madeira; Autumn Fahrian, Eastern; Jenna Gay, Felicity-Franklin; Karah George, Finneytown; Vivian Grimes, Eastern; Nicole Hardesty, CCD; Ellen Matthews, CNE; Maya Ramsey, Clark Montessori; Paige Schmidtgesling, Finneytown.

Northern Kentucky/Southeast Indiana

Co-offensive players of the year

Kiley Smith, Bishop Brossart: The sophomore scored 38 goals with 17 assists to lead the Mustangs to the 10th Region championship, 37th District championship and the first round of the state tournament. She was first-team all-region and first-team all-state.

Ella Smith, Simon Kenton: The senior led the Pioneers to a 20-2-3 record, 32nd District championship and Eighth Region runner-up. She had 24 goals and nine assists, and was named Eighth Region player of the year and first-team all-state.

Co-defensive players of the year

Izelee Kerns, Conner: The senior was the Ninth Region defensive player of the year and first-team all-state after leading a defensive unit that allowed only 20 goals all season as the Cougars went 17-6-2.

Bailee Class, Highlands: The sophomore goalkeeper was at her best in the postseason, allowing two goals in eight wins, including a shutout of Notre Dame in the Ninth Region final. She had nine shutouts for the season.

Coach of the year

Kelsey Etherton, Highlands; She led the Bluebirds to their second-straight Ninth Region championship and the state final, where they lost 3-0 to Sacred Heart.

First team

Lauren Bischoff, East Central; Anne Bowling, Calvary Christian; Madeline Broering, Bishop Brossart; Reagan Buchert, Conner; Bailee Class, Highlands; Caitlin Crowley, Campbell County; Kennedy Crowley, Campbell County; Greta Hansbauer, Newport Central Catholic; Joelle Hentz, Notre Dame; Alexis Howard, Simon Kenton; McKenna Hughes, Cooper; Reese Johnson, Simon Kenton; Izelee Kerns, Conner; Aubree LaBazzo, Lawrenceburg; Maria Mayer, East Central; Morgan McDonald, Holy Cross; Kaylee Mills, Highlands; Kate Riedmiller, Dixie Heights; Rachel Shewmaker, Bishop Brossart; Ella Smith, Simon Kenton; Kylie Smith, Bishop Brossart; Julia Stegman, Notre Dame; Kacie Thompson, Campbell County; Allison Tiemeier, Campbell County; Reese Wilkens, Highlands; Sadie Yapp, Notre Dame; MacyYelton, Beechwood.

Second team

Alyssa Arlinghaus, Holy Cross; Hadley Eviston, Bishop Brossart; Ella Folke, Conner; Ruby Fries, Beechwood; Rylee Fuller, Bishop Brossart; Meg Gadzala, Simon Kenton; Hadley Greene, Dixie Heights; Cassie Gripshover, Ryle; Macy Gumm, Villa Madonna; Cara Heister, Newport Central Catholic; Gracie Iles, Cooper; Megan Johns, Notre Dame; Alexis Kramer, Bishop Brossart; Avery Kush, Campbell County; Ava Merkel, Lawrenceburg; Maya Owen, Conner; Peyton Quinn, Notre Dame; Hailey Roomes, Campbell County; Gabby Ward, South Dearborn; Aniah Zembrodt, Simon Kenton; Annie Zuerner, Calvary Christian.

Honorable mention

Beechwood: Caroline Nordman, Winter Wyant; Bishop Brossart: Larah Callahan; Boone County: Sydney Frestrom; Calvary Christian: Aubree Colston, Cordelia Oster; Campbell County: Meryem Gonulates, Taylor Maley, Morgan Roomes; Conner: Cara Fay; Cooper: Amanda Collins, Jayden Herald; Dixie Heights: Lily Smith, Addie Wolff; East Central: Peyton Aichle, Anna Shartzer, Sonya True, Preslee Walter; Highlands: Tenley Graves, Franny Smith; Holy Cross: Allie Bowling, Jenna Pennington, Stella Schaffeld; Lawrenceburg: Mylee McAdams, Adrianna Jones, Stevi Peak; Ludlow: Addy Garrett, Kiley Huff; NCC: Brooklyn Cole, Ava Menning; Ryle: Kamryn Andros, Meredith Reusch; St. Henry: Hayden Harlan, Jayne Knollman; Simon Kenton: Makenna Doherty, Parker Goetz, Aliyah Howard; South Dearborn: Ashlynn Garland, Kenzie Stranzin, Gabby Ward; Villa Madonna: Emma Tupman.

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