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Tuscaloosa fans can now cast their votes for the High School Girls Soccer Player of the Year as the 2025 season concludes. With 40 outstanding nominees from local schools, fans can vote until June 5 at noon CT. This event highlights the skills and dedication of these young athletes and their coaches, celebrating their contributions to high school soccer.

Voting Now Open for The Tuscaloosa News’ High School Girls Soccer Player of the Year!

Hey, Tuscaloosa! The excitement is in the air as the 2025 high school soccer season comes to an end. Now it’s time to recognize the talented young women who have dazzled us on the pitch this season. Yes, it’s that time of the year when fans get to vote for their favorite high school girls soccer player in the Tuscaloosa area!

Who’s Nominated?

This year’s ballot features a whopping 40 outstanding players from schools across town, with some schools boasting multiple nominees. Whether they were scoring goals or making incredible defensive plays, these athletes have made a mark in the season and now it’s up to you, the fans, to help decide who deserves the title of High School Girls Soccer Player of the Year.

Meet the Stars!

Let’s take a quick dive into the nominees from various schools that have set the field ablaze:

  • Northridge: Elle Emery, MC James, Kiley Brewer, Ann Cade Eddings, Sophie Maxwell, Callyn Christman, Sarah Tidwell.
  • Holy Spirit: Maddie Claire Taylor, Ciel Coma, Clare Besanceney, Emma Carmean.
  • Northside: Payton Church, Lexi Ferretti, Yasmine Sanchez, Anabella Kirby, Evelyn Miranda, Carlee Bates, Serenity Pate, Margaret Sadler.
  • Tuscaloosa Academy: Annemarie Henderson, Molly Corder, Molly Dykes, Amelia Hamiter, Audra Kutzer, Mary Scott Taylor.
  • Demopolis: Sophie Harrison, Ana Tellez, Emery Kelly, Libby Emory, Anna Robbins.
  • American Christian Academy: Addison Golden, Kaylee Shaw, Savannah Aderholt, Kimber Price, Addison Colvin, Ellie Tipps.
  • Tuscaloosa County: Carolina Alvarez, Allee Hathcock, Maeli Clark, Stella Johnston.

How to Vote

Now, here’s the good news! Voting is officially open until Thursday, June 5, at noon CT. You can support your favorite athlete as many times as you want until the deadline. So, rally your fellow fans and start hitting that ballot! It’s a great way to show your appreciation for these amazing young women who give it their all every game.

High School Soccer Awards

While we’re all about recognizing the players, let’s not forget the coaches who help shape the future of these athletes. Alabama high school soccer coaches have announced their all-state teams for both boys and girls through the United Soccer Coaches Association. The honor of being selected for the all-state team is a significant achievement and reflects the talent across various classifications, from 1-3A to 7A.

State Champions Take the Spotlight

This year had its share of champions across classifications. We saw some exciting matches leading to state titles:

  • 1A-3A Girls: Lee-Scott
  • 1A-3A Boys: Collinsville
  • 4A Girls: St. John Paul II
  • 4A Boys: Westminster-Oak Mountain
  • 5A Girls: Westminster
  • 5A Boys: Guntersville
  • 6A Girls: Briarwood Christian
  • 6A Boys: Southside
  • 7A Girls: Vestavia Hills
  • 7A Boys: Montgomery Academy

Coach Honors

This season also saw deserving coaches being recognized for their hard work. The Coach of the Year awards included fantastic leaders like Randy Vice for Large Class from Southside, Zach Ross from Guntersville for Small Class, and Guilherme Mondaini from Montgomery Academy representing Private schools. Each award highlights the dedication coaches put into developing the game.

Super All-State Players

Let’s take a moment to shine a light on the Super All-State teams and some of the standout players this year. Players like Camren Thompson from Southside-Gadsden, AJ Shumate, the all-time leading scorer from Guntersville, and Charlie Krulak from Westminster-Oak Mountain earned MVP honors at the state tournament, proving their exceptional skills on the field.

Get Involved!

So, Tuscaloosa, what are you waiting for? Make your voice heard and place your votes for the High School Girls Soccer Player of the Year. Every vote counts, and your participation makes a difference for these talented athletes!

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