Sizing up the girls standouts at the Southern Coast Cup

This year’s Southern Coast Cup in Foley, Ala., featured 24 high school girls teams, including some of the spring season’s perennial nationally ranked programs. The All-Tournament teams will provide a longer list of standouts, the following players rose above the rest: F [player_tooltip player_id="25474" first="Presley" last="Boyd"], Norman North (Okla.), Fr. The future is bright for Norman North with a talented pair of youthful forwards. Boyd netted four goals during the weekend. F Alexis Cavin, Pryor (Okla.), Fr. Cavin simply dominated the Group D play, scoring nine goals and adding five assists in Pryor’s 3-0 showing. She was directly involved in 14 of the team’s 18 goals. W [player_tooltip player_id="25407" first="Jordan" last="Frederick"], Bixby (Okla.), Sr. Frederick netted a hat trick in Bixby’s finale to secure a 3-0 finish at the event. She had six goals for the weekend. F [player_tooltip player_id="25465" first="Narissa" last="Fults"], Norman North (Okla.), So. Fults is part of a strong underclass group at Norman North and she delivered two goals and three assists during a 2-1 showing at the event. F Kaylynn Gee, Bixby (Okla.), So. Gee was the top sophomore prospect at the event. She’s already holding a number of offers and she showed her scoring abilities by netted the game-winner in Bixby’s opener, then she added four more goals and four assists during the event. D Reagan Knight, McGill-Toolen (Ala.), So. Although McGill-Toolen was put under a lot of pressure, group coaches agreed that Knight, a right back, was among the best players over the weekend. D Natalie Lee, Fort Gibson (Okla.), Sr. The uncommitted senior anchored the defense as Fort Gibson went 3-0 and allowed only one goal. D Grace Locke, Bixby (Okla.), Sr. A Southern Nazarene commit, Locke held together a defense that shut out all three opponents over the weekend. F [player_tooltip player_id="25331" first="Andra" last="Mohler"], Bixby (Okla.), Sr. The Kansas State signee and ECNL national selection netted five goals in three matches as Bixby went 3-0. M [player_tooltip player_id="25396" first="Hannah" last="Montoya"], Southmoore (Okla.), So. An ECNL player, Montoya was key to Southmoore’s 3-0 showing. She scored two goals and added four assists. GK Sydney Moore, Westminster Schools (Ga.), Sr. The Richmond signee was steady in goal during Westminster’s 3-0 showing She allowed three goals during the event. F Allie Ross, Westminster Schools (Ga.), Jr. The University of Virginia commit scored six goals and assisted four others as Westminster rolled to a 3-0 showing at the event. M [player_tooltip player_id="29316" first="Evelyn" last="Shores"], Westminster Schools (Ga.), Jr. The North Carolina commit contributed four goals and five assists for Westminster’s 3-0 run at the Southern Coast Cup. F [player_tooltip player_id="21714" first="Henley" last="Tippins"], Westminster Schools (Ga.), Sr. A Georgetown signee, Tippins netted six goals and added one assist for a 3-0 Westminster squad. D Kiera Stoude, Westminster Schools (Ga.), Jr. The Georgia commit anchored a defense that slowed down the Broken Arrow (Okla.) and Norman North (Okla.) attacks. F Ashlynn Vargas, Pryor (Okla.), So. Vargas was an impact sophomore, scoring four goals and assisting on five others in Pryor’s 3-0 showing. D Railee Wilson, Pike County (Ga.), Sr. The uncommitted senior was the center back who played a key role in Pike posting three shutouts.

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