All-America Watch List: Girls Additions

As noted during the original release of the PrepSoccer.net All-America Watch List, we would make periodic updates. Today, we add 10 more girls players. Now, not to be confused for the All-America Game, which the rosters were released earlier this week, this All-America Watch List is for the postseason honors that will be awarded by PrepSoccer.com. While only 24 of the players from the full list below will make first- or second-team All-America honors, many of the listed players will make one of the eight 11-player All-Region teams. Today’s additions include a few updates, as well: <strong>F [player_tooltip player_id="30181" first="Maddie" last="Dahlien"], Edina (Minn.), Sr., North Carolina</strong> Dahlien was part of the original list but was not highlighted as we were caught figuring where to place her -- either as a forward or midfielder. Obviously, she is a forward -- one of the best in the country. The UNC commit has 34 goals and 13 assists while leading Edina to a 19-0 season so far this fall. <strong>M [player_tooltip player_id="23304" first="Isabela" last="Engle"], Edina (Minn.), So.</strong> Engle is one of the top sophomore recruits in the Midwest, and she’s had a stellar fall campaign while helping Edina to the state semifinals. She has 20 goals and 18 assists. <strong>F [player_tooltip player_id="23805" first="Addison" last="Halpern"], Rutgers Prep (N.J.), Fr.</strong> Halpern has scored 37 goals and added 22 assists as Rutgers Prep is off to an 18-1 start and ranked among the FAB 50 for the first time in school history. Considering the key players are underclassmen, Rutgers Prep might be on the national scene for a while. <strong>M [player_tooltip player_id="25268" first="Riley" last="Kerber"], Medina (Ohio), Sr., Boston College</strong> Kerber made a splash early in the season and Medina rallied for a strong showing in 2021 despite an offseason coaching change. Medina finished 16-2-2. Kerber did not play high school soccer last year, and thus was not part of the preseason All-Greater Cleveland teams. But by the end of the Ohio season, she was vying for top honors. <strong>F [player_tooltip player_id="24124" first="Leah" last="Klurman"], Scotch Plains (N.J.), Sr., Tennessee</strong> The season hasn’t turned out as expected for Scotch Plains, yet Klurman continues to dazzle opponents. The Tennessee commit has 11 goals, which is more than twice as many as any teammate. <strong>D [player_tooltip player_id="22631" first="Kaeden" last="Koons-Perdikis"], Visitation (D.C.), Jr.</strong> Koons-Perdikis is a key defender for a Visitation squad that has reached the ISL semifinals. Over the past month, Visitation is 7-2 with seven shutouts. The losses came to D.C.’s top-ranked St. John’s and a 1-0 setback to Nichols School (N.Y.), which features All-America Watch List player Mirann Gacioch. Koons-Perdikis is being courted by a host of Ivy League schools and high-academic ACC programs, such as Duke. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="30227" first="Libby" last="Majka"], Strongsville (Ohio), Sr., Duquesne</strong> Majka is one of the holdovers from last year’s Strongsville national championship team. The Mustangs got off to an unexpected 0-2 start, but have not lost since. Majka has been a key performer in getting Strongsville back into the state title contention in 2021 following a perfect showing in 2020. She was recently named to the High School All-America Game. <strong><a href="https://highschoolsports.nj.com/player/melina-rebimbas/girlssoccer/season/2021-2022">F [player_tooltip player_id="24190" first="Melina" last="Rebimbas"]</a>, Rutgers Prep (N.J.), Jr., North Carolina</strong> Imagine scoring 32 goals and adding 22 assists, and NOT being your team’s leading scorer. That’s Rebimbas’ situation at Rutgers Prep, which has vaulted into the national conversation with a pair of big-time youth players. Rebimbas has been a major reason why this team is 17-1 and ranking in the FAB 50. <strong>D [player_tooltip player_id="30850" first="Morgan" last="Weaver"], Owen J. Roberts (Pa.), Sr., Boston University</strong> Weaver possibly could be the league MVP over fellow All-America Watch List player [player_tooltip player_id="25960" first="Olivia" last="Curry"] from Spring-Ford (Pa.). In a rare move, it’s seldom a league would have two MVP frontrunners who are defenders. Weaver has helped OJR to a 20-1-1 season and the team allowed only four goals during the regular season. [table id=110 /]