2024/2025 Girls Soccer Gatorade Players of the Year

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20242025 Girls Soccer Gatorade Players of the Year

Fifty standout athletes have been named the 2024–2025 Gatorade Girls Soccer Players of the Year for their states—an incredible recognition that celebrates more than just talent on the field.

See also: 2024/2025 Boys Gatorade Players of the Year

TL;DR:

  • Award honors the top girls soccer player in each state for the 2024/2025 season
  • Winners are chosen for their athletic performance, academic excellence, and character
  • It’s one of the most prestigious honors in high school sports

Girls Gatorade Player of the Year

  • Taylor Leib (Alabama)
  • Lexi Luff (Alaska)
  • Whitney Reinhardt (Arizona)
  • Sydney Hopper (Arkansas)
  • Daya King (California)
  • Teagan Myers (Colorado)
  • Alexa Pino (Connecticut)
  • Lily Phillips (Delaware)
  • Kailyn Effah (District Of Columbia)
  • Giovanna Waksman (Florida)
  • Bristol Kersh (Georgia)
  • Xeyana Salanoa (Hawaii)
  • Campbell Wilson (Idaho)
  • Callie Tumilty (Illinois)
  • Meredith Tippner (Indiana)
  • Abi Roberts (Iowa)
  • Anisten Cabantac (Kansas)
  • Caitlin Chase (Kentucky)
  • Ella Kate Johnston (Louisiana)
  • Ashley Connolly (Maine)
  • Sascha Beasley (Maryland)
  • Maddie Recupero (Massachusetts)
  • Ava Lutke (Michigan)
  • Tenley Senden (Minnesota)
  • Addie Siders (Mississippi)
  • Maddie DiMaria (Missouri)
  • Maya Bossebrook (Montana)
  • Sonora DeFini (Nebraska)
  • Olivia Stark (Nevada)
  • Lauren Christy (New Hampshire)
  • Addison Halpern (New Jersey)
  • Mia Barela (New Mexico)
  • Kennedy Ring (New York)
  • Sadie Peterson (North Carolina)
  • Sarah Helderop (North Dakota)
  • Tessa Knapp (Ohio)
  • Rylee McLanahan (Oklahoma)
  • Sophia Stiles (Oregon)
  • Kylie Maxwell (Pennsylvania)
  • Emma Kucal (Rhode Island)
  • Payton Nutzman (South Carolina)
  • Addie Budig (South Dakota)
  • Ellett Smith (Tennessee)
  • Audrey Bryant (Texas)
  • Hope Munson (Utah)
  • Holley MacLellan (Vermont)
  • Audrey McKeen (Virginia)
  • Ally Laccinole (Washington)
  • Ariana Borneo (West Virginia)
  • Jessica Fernau (Wisconsin)
  • Ruby Hoelscher (Wyoming)

Written By: SoccerNovo


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