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Last Saturday, East Lansing hosted the 3rd Annual Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association All-Star Game, showcasing the top senior soccer talents from across Michigan. The event celebrated both boys and girls soccer, with teams competing from 11 different schools. Among the highlights was Dawood Gabry, named Most Valuable Player, and the day was filled with excitement, camaraderie, and the fruits of hard work put into the sport by these young athletes.

Welcome to East Lansing’s Exciting Soccer Showcase!

East Lansing was buzzing with excitement last Saturday as it played host to the 3rd Annual Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association All-Star Game. The event, held at the vibrant East Lansing Soccer Complex, invited some of the brightest talents in Michigan’s high school senior soccer scene to take center stage.

A Celebration of Soccer Talent

This year’s All-Star Game brought together top senior boys and girls from various high schools across the state. It was a fantastic opportunity for these athletes to showcase their skills, compete in thrilling matches, and connect with fellow players from different regions. In total, a remarkable 16 Mid-Michigan players along with 2 dedicated coaches joined the festivities, representing 11 different schools!

Regional Teams in Action

The excitement kicked up a notch with teams organized by regions, allowing players to unite and compete with their comrades while demonstrating their prowess on the field. Each of the four teams participated in a series of engaging matches throughout the day, ensuring that soccer fans in attendance had plenty to cheer about. The hustle and bustle of the event created a playful atmosphere that was palpable, making it a memorable experience for everyone involved.

Spotlight on Dawood Gabry

Among the standout players was Dawood Gabry, a 2025 graduate from Coldwater High School, whose talent truly shined throughout the event. Gabry, who earned an All-State Honorable Mention in Division 2 for the fall 2024 season, was selected as the Most Valuable Player by his teammates. Throughout the season, he scored an impressive 26 goals and provided 4 assists, leading the Coldwater Cardinals to an impressive finish of 15-7-1 and securing a district title.

Double the Fun with the Girls’ All-Star Games

The celebration of soccer didn’t stop with the boys’ games. The East Lansing Soccer Complex was also the venue for the All-Star games for the MIHSSCA All-State girls, creating an entire day dedicated to high school soccer talent. Girls from across Michigan showcased their incredible skills, ensuring that fans had a full day of exhilarating sportsmanship and competition to enjoy.

Why This Event Matters

The Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association All-Star Game serves as more than just a celebration of talent. It highlights the dedication and hard work that these young athletes put into their sport over the years. It’s a chance for players to come together, bond over their shared love for soccer, and leave their high school soccer careers on a high note.

This annual event fosters camaraderie among players while allowing them to form lasting friendships that transcend their high school years. For coaches, it’s a proud moment as they see their athletes blossom and shine under pressure.

Looking Ahead

As the dust settles from another incredible All-Star Game in East Lansing, fans and players alike are already looking forward to next year’s event. It promises to be bigger and better, giving more gifted soccer players the opportunity to shine on such a coveted stage.

For now, let’s celebrate the achievements of all the players, coaches, and supporters who made this year’s event a success. East Lansing once again proved to be a perfect backdrop for showcasing the incredible talent and passion of high school soccer!

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