Texas State Tournament Top Performers: 6A Girls
The University Interscholastic League (UIL) high school soccer season came to an end this past weekend, with the four best teams in each division clashing for the state title at the Birkelbach Field, in Georgetown, between Wednesday and Saturday.
Some of the most promising players of the Lone Star State were in action in Georgetown, playing big roles for their teams as they battled for the state title and we'll take the next few days to recognize some of them who stood out with strong performances.
The Prosper Lady Eagles completed what was already a historic first run to the State Tournament in an even better way, beating Westlake 1-0 in the Championship Game to claim the title. Prosper completed the season with 26 wins, two losses and two ties.
These are some of the players who showed a strong game in the division:
This evaluation is available to subscribers.
Is this you, Olivia? Unlock your evaluation to everyone by subscribing
Highlights
Miller was Prosper’s most dangerous attacking player over the week in Georgetown, scoring half of the team’s four goals in the State Tournament. The senior was rewarded for her persistence as she had more shots than anyone in the district, ending the event with eight. Miller’s presence inside the penalty box and her finishing ability were massive for Prosper in the semifinals against Seven Lakes as she scored a goal with a header and another one by getting a rebound. She had two shots in the final against Westlake and, more importantly, drew the free kick that generated the game-winning goal.
Prosper’s defensive system was flawless in Georgetown, playing a major role in the team’s triumph. That was great work done by Mahon, senior Beya Rosales and freshmen
Trinity Morrow
Trinity
Morrow
5'8" | D
Prosper | 2027
State
#66
Nation
TX
and
Charlie Tuzzolino
Charlie
Tuzzolino
5'7" | D/M
Prosper | 2027
State
#109
Nation
TX
. The four protected goalkeeper
Maggie Manning
Maggie
Manning
GK
Prospect | 2024
TX
incredibly well in both matches, limiting their opponents’ goalscoring opportunities and helping produce clean sheets. Seven Lakes got just two shots in the semifinals, while Westlake had three in the Championship Game.
Highlights
Sophia Martin
Sophia
Martin
5'8" | GK
Westlake | 2026
TX
Sophia Martin
Sophia
Martin
5'8" | GK
Westlake | 2026
TX
This evaluation is available to subscribers.
Is this you, [player_tooltip? Unlock your evaluation to everyone by subscribing
This evaluation is available to subscribers.
Is this you, Juliette? Unlock your evaluation to everyone by subscribing
Access all of Prep Soccer
Continue reading this article and every scouting report.