2021 Fall Girls All-America
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FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICA
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Lily Boyden, Skyline (Utah), Sr.
The Washington State signee was named Dessert News Class 5A Miss Soccer. A national recruit, Boyden played high school soccer for the first time in 2021 and led Skyline to a 20-0 season and a state title. Boyden scored 34 goals and added 12 assists. In addition to earning Miss Soccer honors for her regular-season play, she also was named the state tournament MVP.
Meredith McDermott, Buckingham, Browne & Nichols, Sr.
The Virginia signee was named the NEPSAC Prep A Player of the Year after helping BB&N to a perfect season. On a team loaded with standouts, McDermott’s play stood above the rest as she led the ISL in scoring with 10 goals and 15 assists. BB&N went 21-0 to finish atop the Prep Top 10 for the second straight time (2019 and 2021 as there was no 2020 season).
Sophie Reale Sophie Reale F Hingham (MA) | 2023 State #102 Nation MA , Hingham (Mass.), Jr.
The UCLA commit was one of the Boston Globe Athletes of the Year after guiding Hingham to a 21-1-1 season and a state final appearance. Reale, one of the nation’s top 2023 prospects, scored 27 goals and added 21 assists. She’s a two-time all-league MVP entering her senior season.
Amelia White, Homestead (Ind.), Sr.
The Penn State signee scored 25 goals and added 15 assists while leading Homestead to a 22-0 season, a Class 4A state title and a FAB 50 No. 1 final ranking. White was one of the nation’s top Class of 2022 prospects. She played two years of high school soccer (freshman and senior) and ended with 52 goals and 31 assists. She capped her high school career by scoring a goal in Homestead’s 2-1 state final victory over Carmel.
Midfielders
Olivia Borgen, Whitman-Hanson (Mass.)
The Penn State signee scored 23 goals and added 14 assists while leading Whitman-Hanson to the Massachusetts Division 2 state title. Borgen was a Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic selection. She wrapped up her career with 62 goals and 39 assists.
Addie Chester, Delta (Ind.), Sr.
The Louisville signee made headlines when she verbally committed to college as a freshman. Although her college choice changed between the initial commitment and her signing, one thing that has remained consistent is her offensive production. Chester, playing out of the midfield, scored a staggering 201 career goals, including 53 or more each of the past three seasons. She followed up a record-setting 59 goals in 2020 with 55 goals while playing only 15 matches in 2021.
Maddie Dahlien, Edina (Minn.), Sr.
The North Carolina signee was the Minnesota Class AAA Miss Soccer winner for 2021 and the Star Tribune Player of the Year. She scored 37 goals and added 14 assists while leading Edina to a 20-1 season. She was at her best in the playoffs where she scored 11 goals in six postseason matches. She ended her career with 92 goals and 43 assists.
Melina Rebimbas Melina Rebimbas F Rutgers Prep (NJ) | 2023 State #3 Nation NJ , Rutgers Prep (N.J.), Jr.
The North Carolina commit is the No. 3 prospect in the Class of 2023 PrepSoccer.com Rankings. The NJ.com first-team all-state selection scored 40 goals and added 31 assists as underclass-dominated Rutgers Prep went 21-2 and finished as the Non-Public B state runner-up. Rebimbas was one of the stars of the U.S. U17 Women’s National Team during the 2022 Concacaf U17 Championship. She scored the winning goal in the championship game against Mexico.
Defenders
Emily Chico, Ramapo (N.J.), Sr.
The South Carolina signee was one of the top national defenders in the Class of 2022. She was a first-team all-state selection by NJ.com. Chico anchored a Ramapo defense that posted 12 shutouts en route to a 16-3 showing in 2021.
Molly Martin, Buckingham, Browne & Nichols (Mass.), Sr.
The Penn State signee spent time at midfield and defense for BB&N, which might have fielded the strongest ever prep school team. Martin was key on a defense that allowed only two goals en route to a 21-0 season. She contributed to the offense with six goals and nine assists.
Kira Prologo, Eastlake (Wash.), Sr.
The Florida signee was named West MVP at the High School All-America Game. Prologo is a two-time King County Defensive MVP/Player of the Year. She was a key performer in Eastlake’s 14-3-1 season.
Goalkeeper
Taygan Sill, Davis (Utah), Sr.
The BYU signee was one of the nation’s top Class of 2022 prospects and delivered in a big way in the high school season. Sill allowed only three goals as Davis won 14 matches and finished ranked among the state’s Top 5 teams.
COACH OF THE YEAR
Keri Tomasetti, Camas (Wash.)
Following a legend isn’t easy but Tomasetti has done it with great success. This past fall, Tomasetti coached Camas to a 22-0 season and a Washington 4A state title, the first for a coach who took over not long before the pandemic. Tomasetti inherited a Camas program from Roland Minder, who had coached the Camas girls squad to 12 league titles and two state titles during his 15 years as head coach. Between the boys and girls programs, Minder compiled 589 wins before returning to the sideline in the spring of 2022 for the boys team. Tomasetti was a long-time assist for Minder, first spending nine years as the C-Team head coach and then four as an assistant varsity coach before being named to replace Minder for the 2019 season. Camas had a rocky 2019 season, going 10-6-1. However, the squad has not lost a match since that season. The Papermakers went 11-0-1 during a COVID-shortened 2020 campaign, where there was no state tournament, then 22-0 this past fall.
Player of the Year: Amelia White, Homestead (Ind.)
SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICA
Pos. | Name | School | Year | College |
F | Seven Castian | Waterford (Utah) | Sr. | Texas Christian |
F | Peyton Kohls | Mount Notre Dame (Ohio) | Jr. | Xavier |
F | Brinley Murphy | Bearden (Tenn.) | Jr. | South Carolina |
F | Shae O'Rourke | St. Mary's (N.Y.) | Sr. | South Carolina |
M | Mary Cochran | Ramapo (N.J.) | Sr. | Georgetown |
M | Sophia Lowenberg | Trumbull (Conn.) | Sr. | Boston College |
M | Mary Lundregan | St. Joseph (Conn.) | Sr. | Dartmouth |
M | Lisa McIntyre | Springside-Chestnut Hill (Pa.) | Jr. | Maryland |
D | Olivia Curry | Spring-Ford (Pa.) | Sr. | Wisconsin |
D | Mirann Gacioch | Nichols School (N.Y.) | Sr. | Ohio State |
D | Leah Klurman | Scotch Plains-Fanwood (N.J.) | Sr. | Tennessee |
GK | Abby Reisz | Upper Arlington (Ohio) | Sr. | Tennessee |