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The anticipation for the 2025 high school girls soccer season is palpable as Class 3A teams gear up for an exciting year. With fresh coaching hires, returning stars, and promising newcomers, fans can look forward to thrilling matches. Grantsville aims to reclaim their title with a strong record, while teams like Mountain Crest and Orem are also poised to make their mark. The merger of Gananda and Marion will create a formidable force in girls soccer. Get ready for an action-packed season ahead!

Excitement Builds as Class 3A High School Girls Soccer Ready for 2025 Season

As we gear up for the 2025 high school girls soccer season, cities across the state are buzzing with anticipation! It all kicks off next week for the Class 3A teams, packed with young talent, fresh strategies, and a few new faces in the coaching world. The Deseret News has put together a handy guide with all the essential info, giving fans a sneak peek into what to expect this season.

New Coaches and Returning Stars

It’s a season of change for some teams, especially with the arrival of new coaches! Stephen Duggan takes the reins at Grantsville, and the coaching position at Providence Hall is yet to be filled. With seasoned veterans as well as some newcomers on the field, fans can look forward to a thrilling blend of experience and youthful energy.

A Glance at Team Statistics

Let’s break down a few highlights from some of the key teams in Class 3A:

Grantsville

Under the guidance of veteran Coach Bryan Searle, now in his 12th year, Grantsville had an impressive 2024 with a record of 16-5, igniting hopes of reclaiming their title. The team tied for first in Region 13 with a remarkable 9-1 record, showcasing a robust offense scoring an average of 4.6 goals per game!

West Desert

Coached by Alexis King, now in her second year, West Desert also had a solid campaign, finishing the season with a 14-8 record and tied for first in Region 13. Scoring an average of 4.3 goals per game and boasting a strong defense, the team showed how tough they can be on the field.

Beaver

Sarah Espinoza returns for her fifth season at Beaver, where she knows there’s room for improvement. After struggling through the previous year with a 3-12 record, their emphasis on growth and teamwork aims to bring better results this time around!

COP

After finishing last season winless, Coach Natalie Norris is excited to begin a new chapter as COP takes on the challenge of competing in the 3A level. They’ve got a fresh slate and are eager to show off their skills this season.

Mountain Crest

With a phenomenal track record from last season — an 18-2 finish, Mountain Crest’s Nate Bridges has high hopes for another great year. The team’s attack was fierce, averaging an amazing 5.4 goals per game, while boasting the number one defense in the league. Looks like they are prepared to soar this season!

Orem

Under the mentorship of Cynthia Lancaster, Orem had a satisfying season, bringing home a record of 12-6 and an impressive ranking. With the team working diligently during the offseason, they are poised to make a significant impact this year.

Notable Changes on the Horizon

This season also brings exciting news with Gananda and Marion merging all levels of girls soccer. They will join forces to create a powerhouse program, pooling resources as they have previously done in other sports like softball and girls lacrosse. Expect some fierce competition with these two teams joining together!

A Look Back in History

Marion, with a past league title and the remarkable Chloe DeLyser, who holds the national record for career goals, is a reminder of the talent that can emerge from this sport. Gananda’s stronghold over the last couple of seasons makes them a contender to watch closely as their trajectory continues upward.

With many returning champions and emerging teams eager to showcase their skills, the Class 3A high school girls soccer season promises to thrill. Fans should gear up for what looks to be an unforgettable ride this season!

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