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FIRST TEAM
Quinn DeAntonio, sr., Altoona: Altoona goalkeeper made 108 saves and allowed just 1.4 goals per game. … Recorded four shutouts. … Helped Lady Lions make District 6 final.
Lainey Farabaugh, sr., Bishop Guilfoyle: Three-time Mirror first-team selection and second-teamer as a freshman. … Led the state in points-per-game for her four-year career. … Scored 56 goals and had 14 assists as a senior. … Finished with 170 goals and 66 assists in her career.
Brooklyn Galinis, fr., Cambria Heights: Outside midfielder was crucial for Lady Highlanders. … Scored team-highs with 11 goals and 11 assists for Cambria Heights.
Ella Garner, sr., Central: Second-team Mirror selection as a junior. … Voted the Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference 2022 All-State Player of the Year, was LHAC all-conference and team MVP. … Scored 32 goals, including seven game-winners and had six assists.
Sarah Geishauser, jr., Bishop Guilfoyle: Led Lady Marauders in steals and pressures. … One of the top defenders in the Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference. … Helped Bishop Guilfoyle qualify for the District 6 championship game.
Emily Heck, sr., Northern Bedford: Midfielder scored 19 goals and had 25 assists for Lady Panthers. … A top midfielder in the Inter-County Conference who controlled the middle of the field and set up much of the Northern Bedford prolific offense.
Maura Kiser, sr., Altoona: Midfielder led Altoona to District 6 final, scored two goals and had five assists in more than 1,400 minutes played.
Abby Kline, sr., Northern Bedford: Two-time Mirror first-team selection and picked to second-team as a sophomore. … Scored 62 goals and had 25 assists as a senior. … Finished her career with a Northern Bedford record 132 goals.
Hailey Kravetz, jr., Altoona: Second-team Mirror selection as a sophomore. … Scored a team-high 22 points and had six assists for District 6 runner-up Altoona.
Chloe LaRosa, sr., Tyrone: Three-time Mirror first-team selection and second-team pick as a freshman. … Broke the Tyrone career-goals-scored record with 91 despite missing half of her junior year due to injury. … Scored 39 goals and had nine assists as a senior. … Helped the Lady Eagles reach the District 6 semifinals.
Lauren Stevenson, so., Hollidaysburg: Finished with 11 goals and seven assists. … Ten of her goals came after a move from center defensive midfielder to forward in the sixth game of the season -- a game which she scored the game-winning goal.
Chloe Stoehr, jr., Hollidaysburg: Honorable mention selection as a sophomore. … Had team-highs with 16 goals and seven assists. … Scored the game-winning goal in the District 6 Class 3A championship game.
Kira Trexler, so., Central: Second-team Mirror selection as a freshman. … LHAC all-conference player and 2022 offensive MVP for Central. … She had 17 assists and is just 12 assists away from the school record despite being only a sophomore. … She also scored 23 goals for the District 6 runner-up that finished the regular season at 18-0.
Kiersten Williams, sr., Hollidaysburg: Center defender served as a captain for the District 6 champions. … Defensive leader for the Lady Tigers.
SECOND TEAM
Meghan Andersen, fr., Penn Cambria
Ava Barra, so. Central Cambria
Abby Bell, sr., Hollidaysburg
Malia Crouse, sr., Chestnut Ridge
Gabi Dull, so., Blair County Christian
Darcy Heltzel, sr., Central
Abbie Herncane, sr., Altoona
Hannah Hite, so. Cambria Heights
Brooke Kolar, jr., Central Cambria
Rebecca Lewis, jr., Tyrone
Ali Little, so., Altoona
Ava Miller, sr., Hollidaysburg
Alex Otero, jr., Bishop Carroll
Eliza Vance, sr., Tyrone
HONORABLE MENTION
Briley Campbell, so., Tyrone
Danielle Farabaugh, fr., Penn Cambria
Chloe Karabinos, so., Penn Cambria
Lydia Knarr, sr., Central Cambria
Mary Kohler, so., Chestnut Ridge
Lainey Quick, jr., Tyrone
Emma Spanik, so., Cambria Heights
Maria Wendekier, so., Cambria Heights
Anna Yingling, jr., Blair County Christian