More Top Picks Best Macram Looms For Large Wall Hangings
player ready...First Team
Adeline Andello, Munster, junior, forward/midfielder: Had 18 goals and 10 assists for the Mustangs, becoming the program’s career leader in goals with another season remaining.
Stacey Barron, Marquette, senior, forward: Scored a school-record 43 goals, passing her totals of 26 and 21 the last two seasons. Also added 16 assists for the Blazers. Graduates as the program’s career leader in both goals (104) and assists (50).
Janci Courtaney, Valparaiso, junior, midfielder: Had 15 goals and nine assists for the Vikings.
Olivia Foley, Munster, senior, midfielder: Had 15 goals and two assists for the Mustangs.
Lyric Green, Wheeler, junior, forward: Had 44 goals and 13 assists to spark the Bearcats to the Class A state title game.
Olivia Hansen, Chesterton, junior, midfielder: The Trojans’ playmaker had 13 goals and 10 assists.
Jaycee Helmer, Munster, senior, defender: Butler recruit was a dominating presence in the back, a force for the Mustangs as they won their fourth straight Northwest Crossroads Conference title and third straight sectional. They pushed eventual state champion Penn, ranked No. 1 nationally by TopDrawerSoccer.com, in a regional final.
Adrianna Naumoski, Lake Central, senior, forward: Iowa recruit had 18 goals and six assists in her debut for the Indians, having previously played club ball.
Morgan Rinkema, Highland, junior, goalkeeper: Averaged 9.9 saves as the Trojans won their second straight sectional title.
Jen Sheehan, Highland, senior, forward: Had 20 goals and 10 assists for the Trojans.
Olivia Small, Crown Point, junior, midfielder: Center midfielder had five goals and three assists for the Bulldogs.
Second Team
Anika Berg, Lake Central, junior, defender: Central defender helped the Indians post a 1.00 goals-against average with nine shutouts.
Lauren Casbon, Boone Grove, senior, forward: Had a program-record 39 goals and 17 assists, also graduating as Wolves’ career leader with 88 goals.
Riley Garcia, Wheeler, sophomore, midfielder: Attacking midfielder with physicality, had 23 goals and 14 assists for the Bearcats.
Addy Joiner, Chesterton, freshman, forward: Stepped in seamlessly for the Trojans to post 26 goals and six assists.
Emmie McConnell, Crown Point, junior, midfielder: Center midfielder had 10 goals and two assists for the Bulldogs.
Molly McLaughlin, Chesterton, senior, goalkeeper: Backstopped the Trojans to Duneland Athletic Conference and sectional titles.
Claudia Philips, Wheeler, junior, midfielder: Outside midfielder had 18 goals and 20 assists for the Bearcats.
Elly Samels, Andrean, senior, midfielder: Had five goals and 17 assists as one of the 59ers’ leaders the season after their state title.
Alyssa Schichner, Andrean, junior, forward: Had 20 goals and three assists for the 59ers to follow up her breakout sophomore year.
Olivia Shaw, Valparaiso, junior, midfielder: Had 15 goals and 13 assists for the Vikings.
More Top Picks Best Document Cameras For Homeschool
Reannah Soto, Merrillville, senior, defender/forward: Played virtually everywhere for the Pirates, anchoring the defense and adding nine goals when she moved up front.
Honorable Mention
Haneen Abdulla, Crown Point, senior, forward; Brook Burbridge, Boone Grove, sophomore, midfielder; Madi Callaway, Chesterton, senior, defender; Aary Cano, Griffith, junior, forward; Kiana Chandler, Lowell, senior, midfielder/forward; Katlyn Cherry, Hebron, junior, forward; Lexi Darnell, Boone Grove, freshman, forward; Gia Diaz, Wheeler, freshman, midfielder; Stephanie Dijak, Lake Central, junior, midfielder; Michaela Jennings, Marquette, senior, midfielder; Courtney Krol, Chesterton, senior, defender; Kelly Landry, Valparaiso, senior, defender; Karli Liebig, Portage, sophomore, defender; Grace Nestich, Hobart, sophomore, midfielder; Karmen Nowak, Kankakee Valley, sophomore, midfielder; Riley O’Brien, Wheeler, sophomore, midfielder; Carley Perkins, Chesterton, senior, forward; Rachel Russell, Highland, senior, midfielder; Leah Surufka, Crown Point, junior, defender; Meagan Wise, Merrillville, senior, midfielder; Frani Zeitler, Wheeler, senior, defender; Kendal Ziel, Munster, senior, forward.
Twitter @MichaelOsipoff