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FIRST TEAM
Ava Barra, jr., Central Cambria: Second-team Mirror all-star as a sophomore. ... Central Cambria's leading goal scorer with 23. ... Second on her team with six assists. ... Team captain and voted offensive MVP for her team. ... MaxPreps Player of the Game on Sept. 18 when she scored four goals. ... Helped Central Cambria make the playoffs for the first time since 2018. ... LHAC honorable mention all-star.
Briley Campbell, jr., Tyrone: Mirror honorable mention as a sophomore. ... After missing her freshman year due to injury, Campbell scored five goals, three of which came in the playoffs, in her sophomore year. ... She carried that momentum into this season when she finished with 15 goals and six assists for the Lady Eagles.
Hailey DeGol, so., Bishop Guilfoyle: Offensive sparkplug for Bishop Guilfoyle Catholic. ... Scored 24 goals, which was tied for second most on the team. ... Added 14 assists, also second for the District 6 Class 1A champions.
Brooklyn Galinis, so., Cambria Heights: First-team Mirror all-star as a freshman. ... Led the Lady Highlanders with 33 goals, including eight game-winning goals. ... Finished with 10 assists. ... Ended the season averaging 1.7 goals per game. ... Named team MVP and helped Cambria Heights reach the District 6 Class 2A semifinals.
Sarah Geishauser, sr., Bishop Guilfoyle: First-team Mirror all-star as a junior. ... Three-time Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference all-star. ... Led a defense that had the lowest goals-against-average in the LHAC. ... Helped Lady Marauders win a District 6 Class 1A championship and win two state playoff games before suffering an injury in their PIAA semifinal.
Nicole Hawk, sr., Bishop Guilfoyle: Led Lady Marauders with 30 goals from the midfield position. ... Also had a team-high 16 assists. ... Helped Bishop Guilfoyle win a District 6 Class 1A title and win two state playoff games to reach the PIAA semifinals. ... LHAC honorable mention. ... Will continue soccer career at UPJ.
Hailey Kravetz, sr., Altoona: First-team Mirror all-star as a junior and second-team Mirror star as a sophomore. ... Scored a school-record 45 goals as a senior for Altoona. ... Helped the Lady Lions win a District 6 Class 4A championship and pick up a subregional win over McDowell.
Allison Little, jr., Altoona: Second-team Mirror all-star as a sophomore. ... Skilled, versatile player who helped connect the pieces for Altoona. ... Scored eight goals and had 10 assists for District 6 champion Lady Lions.
Emma Marasco, fr., Bishop Guilfoyle: Tied for second on the team with 24 goals. ... Added 12 assists for the Lady Marauders. ... Helped BG make history with a run to the PIAA semifinals after Lady Marauders won the District 6 Class 1A championship.
Sophia O'Dea, so., Altoona: Center back with high soccer IQ. ... She played against Altoona's opponent's top forward and helped the Lady Lions record 10 shutouts. ... Scored seven goals and had six assists. ... Plays on the national level for her club team.
Lacey Ripka, sr., Central: Registered seven shutouts, earned four game MVPs, 12 defensive MVPs and had 118 saves for Central. ... Scored the game-winning goal and had the game-winning save in the District 6 Class 2A championship game win over Bedford. ... Had a 77 percent shot-save ratio and an 82 percent success rate with the ball. ... Will continue soccer career at Mount Aloysius.
Lauren Stevenson, jr., Hollidaysburg: First-team Mirror all-star as a sophomore. ... Scored two goals in a 3-2 win over PIAA semifinalist Bishop Guilfoyle Catholic, a win that helped get Hollidaysburg into the Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference championship match, which it won. ... Finished with 12 goals and nine assists. ... Played center midfield for the first quarter of the season before moving to forward where she scored all of her goals.
Chloe Stoehr, sr., Hollidaysburg: First-team Mirror all-star as a junior and honorable mention selection as a sophomore. ... Scored the game-winning goal over Bedford in the Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference championship. ... Scored 16 goals and had 17 assists for Hollidaysburg. ... Team captain. ... Led the team in assists and points and shared the lead for team goals. ... LHAC second-team all-star.
Kira Trexler, jr., Central: First-team Mirror all-star as a sophomore and second-team Mirror star as a freshman. ... Finished with 13 game MVPs as a midfielder. ... Finished second on the team with 14 goals and first on the team with 12 assists. ... She's had 91 passes that led to a shot or goal and has tied a school record with 41 career assists. ... She's also scored five game-winning goals. ... Fourth in program history with 50 career goals. ... LHAC first-team all-star.
Bella Vent, jr., Hollidaysburg: Scored 16 goals and had five assists for District 6 Class 3A runner-up Lady Tigers. ... Shared the team lead in goals and was second on the team in points. ... Physical player that creates opportunities for herself and teammates. ... LHAC second-team all-star.
SECOND TEAM
Meghan Andersen, so., Penn Cambria
Lauren Bunk, sr., Hollidaysburg
Paiton Campbell, jr., Central
Madison Delauter, so., Bishop Carroll
Aubrey Dietzel, sr., Altoona
Madison Farabaugh, sr., Penn Cambria
Ava Frye, fr., Altoona
Mariah Hall, sr., Northern Bedford
Brooke Kolar, sr., Central Cambria
Lainey Quick, sr., Tyrone
Morgan Ross, so., Cambria Heights
Hannah Vancas, sr., Altoona
Alyssa Yeatts, so., Northern Bedford
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Ajaycia Alexander, fr., Altoona
Gabriella Dull, jr., Blair County Christian
Bella Duman, jr., Central Cambria
Danielle Heltzel, jr., Central
Chloe Karabinos, jr., Penn Cambria
Lydia Koontz, sr., Northern Bedford
Angel Kutsick, sr., Bishop Carroll
Abrie "CeCe'' Rumfola, fr., Bishop Guilfoyle
Katie Scott, so., Central Cambria
Leah Shoemaker, sr., Penn Cambria
Emma Spanik, jr., Cambria Heights
Maria Wendekier, jr., Cambria Heights
Anna Yingling, sr., Blair County Christian