Girls Soccer

HighSchoolOT's All-State girls soccer team for the 2022 season

HighSchoolOT has released its second-annual all-state girls soccer team, which features the best players across all state associations.
Posted 2022-07-14T12:27:00+00:00 - Updated 2022-07-14T12:27:00+00:00
Lake Norman Charter defeated the Eastern Alamance Eagles 2-0 during the NCHSAA 3A Girls Soccer State Championship in Cary on Saturday, June 4, 2022.

HighSchoolOT has released its second-annual all-state girls soccer team, which features the best players across all state associations.

There are 15 players each on the first, second, and third team, each with minimum requirements of at least one goalie, three defenders, four midfielders and four forwards. There are three additional spots on each team, allowing more players of one of these positions to make team (ex: two goalies, or four defenders, etc.). There are also 30 honorable mention spots that have no position requirements.

The HighSchoolOT all-state teams seek input not only from coaches and our own staff but also media members across the state. Rather than tallying votes by ballot, HighSchoolOT maintains an open dialogue with these media members to ensure the best all-state team possible.

Each player is listed below with their stats. Positions were determined by what was listed on the N.C. Soccer Coaches Association's website.

Lake Norman Charter's Eliza Rich was the only repeat first-teamer, but there were 15 total players who made the team for the second straight season.

The full list includes: Rich, Hoggard's Ella Johnson, Laney's Taylor Chism, Wheatmore's Summer Bowman, Wilkes Central's Zoe Susi, Fred T. Foard's Alexis Wolgemuth, Charlotte Country's Maddie Eastman, Ardrey Kell's Taylor Suarez, Athens Drive's Laura Cate Westerbeek, Northwest Guilford's Sarah Wommack, Community School of Davidson's Michaela Deas, Hickory Christian's Ava Hartman, East Bladen's Maya McDonald, A.C. Reynolds' Halle Skibo, and Salisbury's Sutton Webb.

All-State Girls Soccer Team

First Team

GK: Alexis Wolgemuth, Fred T. Foard (senior) — 0.45 GAA; Marshall recruit
D: Sophia Broz, Providence (junior) — 8 goals, 13 assists; Miami recruit
D: Carly Montgomery, Ardrey Kell (junior) — 9 goals, 5 assists; Florida recruit
D: Reese Robinson, Lake Norman Charter (senior) — 11 goals, 1 assist; Appalachian State recruit
M: Kennedy Bell, Hough (junior) — 18 goals, 16 assists; Maryland recruit
M: Brooklyn Holt, Heritage (senior) — No stats available; N.C. State recruit
M: Eliza Rich, Lake Norman Charter (senior) — 60 goals, 31 assists; N.C. State recruit
M: Maggie Stephens, Hoggard (senior) — 24 goals, 8 assists; Charlotte recruit
M: Zoe Susi, Wilkes Central (senior) — 64 goals, 23 assists; Arkansas recruit
M: Laura Cate Westerbeek, Athens Drive (senior) — 25 goals, 9 assists; Charlotte recruit
F: Summer Bowman, Wheatmore (junior) — 36 goals, 23 assists; Appalachian State recruit
F: Ellie Garrison, Wheatmore (sophomore) — 77 goals, 23 assists
F: Ella Smith, Charlotte Latin (junior) — 17 goals, 19 assists; UNC recruit
F: Taylor Suarez, Ardrey Kell (sophomore) — 17 goals, 12 assists
F: Sutton Webb, Salisbury (senior) — 55 goals, 16 assists; Georgia recruit

Second Team

GK: Sarah Wommack, Northwest Guilford (junior) — 0.581 GAA; 1 assist; Appalachian State recruit
D: Sarah Freeman, T.C. Roberson (sophomore) — 5 goals
D: Shae Hassig, Fuquay-Varina (senior) — 4 goals, 6 assists; UNC-Asheville recruit
D: Ashlynn Kulha, Holly Springs (junior) — 3 goals; Old Dominion recruit
D: Ryan Markley, Athens Drive (senior) — 5 goals, 7 assists
D: Zoe Willis, Green Level (senior) — 5 goals, 3 assists; Loyola (Md.) recruit
M: Taylor Chism, Laney (senior) — 19 goals, 6 assists; N.C. State recruit
M: Maddie Eastman, Charlotte Country Day (senior) — 17 goals, 14 assists; Kentucky recruit
M: A.P. Sinclair, Clinton (sophomore) — 37 goals, 19 assists; UNCW recruit
M: Halle Skibo, A.C. Reynolds (senior) — 31 goals, 8 assists; Iowa recruit
M: Molly Widderich, Eastern Alamance (junior) — 30 goals, 11 assists; William & Mary recruit
F: Alex Darcy, Ravenscroft (senior) — 33 goals, 22 assists; Fairfield recruit
F: Michaela Deas, CSD (senior) — 36 goals, 18 assists; Appalachian State recruit
F: Grace Smith, South Point (junior) — 45 goals, 18 assists
F: Haven Stanley, Lake Norman Charter (senior) — 48 goals, 39 assists

Third Team

GK: Sarah Ardus, Lake Norman (senior) — 0.640 GAA, 7.2 saves per game; Ohio recruit
GK: Maire Davis, Middle Creek (junior) — 0.500 GAA, 6.9 saves per game
GK: Abby Laws, A.C. Reynolds (senior) — 1.206 GAA, 4.4 saves per game; 4 goals, 2 assists; The Citadel recruit
GK: Kitty Pope, Chapel Hill (junior) — 0.482 GAA, 2.9 saves per game; 1 goal, 2 assists; UNCW recruit
D: Haleigh Arostegui, Leesville Road (senior) — No stats available; Liberty recruit
D: Savannah Dunahay, Pinecrest (junior) — 5 goals, 5 assists; Maryland recruit
D: Alessandra Lopez, West Davidson (senior) — 21 goals, 9 assists
M: Lauren Doyle, Cardinal Gibbons (senior) — 7 goals, 10 assists; UNCW recruit
M: Amelia Forster, Rolesville (senior) — 13 goals, 11 assists; UNCW recruit
M: Maria Manousos, Weddington (senior) — 16 goals, 6 assists; Clemson recruit
M: Cora Taylor, Croatan (senior) — 15 goals, 4 assists; Campbell recruit
F: Natalie Bowman, Wheatmore (freshman) — 38 goals, 22 assists
F: Ella Johnson, Hoggard (sophomore) — 15 goals, 10 assists
F: Maya McDonald, East Bladen (senior) — 44 goals, 19 assists
F: Kendall Powell, Millbrook (senior) — 16 goals, 6 assists; UNCW recruit

Honorable Mention

GK: Rylee Conard, Hibriten (junior) — 0.815 GAA, 4.5 saves per game
GK: Rhian Lawrence, Cardinal Gibbons (junior) — 0.581 GAA, 5 PK stops
GK: Chloe Leffler, New Bern (senior) — 1.075 GAA, 2.9 saves per game, 1 PK stop; 1 assist; Gardner-Webb recruit
GK: Karsyn Johnson, Eastern Alamance (junior) — 0.658 GAA, 6.0 saves per game
GK: Gracie Murray, Hickory Ridge (senior) — 1.097 GAA, 3.9 saves per game, 1 PK stop; 1 assist; UNC -Asheville recruit
GK: Abby Mulry, Northern Guilford (senior) — 0.362 GAA, 5.6 saves per game, 1 PK stop
GK: Madison Musgrave, North Davidson (senior) — 0.783 GAA, 5.7 saves per game; 1 assist
GK: Anna Routh, Cary (senior) — 1.145 GAA, 8.2 saves per game; 4 goals, 1 assist
GK: Logan Webb, Athens Drive (senior) — 0.218 GAA, 3.3 saves per game

D: Grace Doster, East Gaston (junior) — 9 goals, 10 assists
D: Sarah Lowe, Wilkes Central (senior) — 7 goals, 15 assists
D: Cameron Koster, CSD (junior) — No stats available.Troy recruit

M: Katie Bengough, South Mecklenburg (senior) — 8 goals, 3 assists
M: Sofia Canoutas-Nadel, Chapel Hill (junior) — 11 goals, 14 assists
M: Haley Long, Oak Grove (junior) — 21 goals, 3 assists
M: Maddie Miliron, Hickory Ridge (senior) — 19 goals, 11 assistsEast Carolina recruit
M: Lucy Miller, Woods Charter (junior) — 25 goals, 18 assists
M: Cameryn Sicard, Providence Day (junior) — 8 goals, 9 assistsRichmond recruit

F: Zahra Fepessi, Grace Christian of Sanford (junior) — 74 goals, 38 assists
F: Rachel Godwin, Rocky Mount Academy (junior) — 61 goals, 26 assists
F: Ava Hartman, Hickory Christian (junior) — 49 goals, 21 assists
F: Zuleyma Jimenez, Forest Hills (freshman) — 57 goals, 25 assists
F: Lily Jones, Marvin Ridge (senior) — 22 goals, 12 assists
F: Alexa Lopez, Lincolnton (senior) — No stats available.
F: Marianne Maxon, West Henderson (sophomore) — 57 goals, 23 assists
F: Mariah Polk, Hunt (freshman) — 41 goals, 9 assists
F: Bella Steiner, Hoggard (senior) — 21 goals, 11 assists; Wofford recruit
F: Samantha Swinson, Independence (junior) — 25 goals, 11 assists
F: Lauren Taylor, J.H. Rose (sophomore) — 40 goals, 9 assists
F: A'Jaylah Yates, Seventy-First (junior) — 42 goals, 11 assists

The following media representatives contribute to HSOT's All-State teams:

  • Chris Miller, Jacksonville Daily News
  • Chris Stiles, The Robesonian
  • David Kehrli, The Times-News (Burlington)
  • Donnell Coley, The Daily Record (Dunn)
  • Joe Sirera, (Greensboro) News & Record, Winston-Salem Journal
  • Joel L. Hughes II, The Shelby Star, Gaston Gazette
  • Jonathan Bym, The Pilot
  • Junious Smith III, ENCmoments
  • Kai Jones & Laieke Abebe, WJG Sports
  • Kelly Snow, The Courier-Times (Roxboro)
  • Mark Parker & Josh McKinney, Hickory Daily Record
  • Matt Page, Tar River Preps
  • Mike Duprez, Lexington Dispatch, Courier Times (Asheboro)
  • Mike London, Salisbury Post
  • Paul Durham, The Wilson Times
  • Rodd Baxley & Chapel Fowler, Fayetteville Observer
  • Tim Hower, CoastalPreps
  • James Crabtree-Hannigan, Asheville Courier-Times
  • Chris Womack, WLOS
  • Brian North, WCTI
  • J.J. Smith, Carteret County News-Times

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