News Summary

The midseason voting for the Erie Times-News District 10 high school soccer breakout player of the year is underway. Fans can vote for standout boys and girls players who have emerged this season. Exciting talents such as Will Agresti, Noah Ardillo, and Avianna Culver are among the nominees. Voting closes on October 3, so show your support for your favorite athletes as they strive for recognition in this thrilling season.

Exciting News from Erie: Soccer Stars Shine Bright at Midseason!

Hey there, soccer fans in Erie! It’s that thrilling time of year again, folks—the high school soccer midseason breakout player voting is officially on! Get ready to show your team spirit and help crown the Erie Times-News District 10 high school soccer midseason breakout player of the year for both the boys’ and girls’ categories. And guess what? If your favorite player was on the preseason watchlist, they aren’t eligible this time around, so it’s a fresh chance to shine!

Who Can You Vote For?

Let’s dive right into the nominees! Some amazing talents have emerged, showcasing their skills on the field this season.

For the Boys:

  • Will Agresti from Cathedral Prep is making waves with 5 goals and 3 assists, currently ranking 2nd on his team.
  • Noah Ardillo of Fort LeBoeuf has already scored a team-high 9 goals and added 2 assists as just a sophomore forward.
  • Camden Armbruster, a freshman forward from Iroquois, is impressively contributing with 5 goals and 9 assists.
  • Andrew Banaag is leading his North East team with 10 assists and 1 goal as a sophomore midfielder.
  • Gabe Dougherty, another rising sophomore forward from Warren, adds 9 goals and 6 assists to the mix.
  • Wade Freehling is truly shining for Slippery Rock, leading with 12 goals—two of those being hat tricks—along with 6 assists.
  • Elijah Miller from Meadville has racked up 12 assists and 5 goals as a junior midfielder, showcasing his ability to create opportunities.
  • Tyler Perkins is another strong contender from McDowell, contributing 7 goals and 4 assists this season.

For the Girls:

  • Avianna Culver, a freshman defender at General McLane, has already made a splash with 7 goals and 2 assists.
  • Anna Johnson, a forward from Cathedral Prep, has netted 9 goals this season, including a crucial goal that led her team to a region win.
  • Hailey McLaughlin from Seneca is pulling her weight with 12 assists and 3 goals as a sophomore midfielder.
  • Anna Randolph has proven herself with 4 goals and 1 assist as a freshman midfielder for Harbor Creek.
  • Emma Romba of Fort LeBoeuf stands strong with 5 goals and a remarkable 12 assists as a junior forward.
  • Allie Zack, a freshman forward at McDowell, holds up her end of the deal with 6 goals and 6 assists.
  • Kaylee Feldman from Allentown High is building a breakout season, scoring both goals in a recent victory. With 5 goals this season, she’s definitely one to watch!

Feldman is credited with significant improvement after training with the Club Atlético Lanús in Argentina, where she gained valuable insight into both soccer and the Spanish culture. Allentown is also currently enjoying a 4-game winning streak, boasting a record of 7-2!

Mark Your Calendars!

Don’t forget, voting closes on October 3 at 5 p.m. So make sure your voice is heard. Each vote could make a world of difference for these standout players!

Looking Ahead in Central Texas

The excitement doesn’t stop in Erie, though! Over in Austin, the regular season for girls’ soccer is wrapping up, with teams fiercely competing for those coveted playoff spots. A total of 25 standout players from the Austin area have been recognized for their breakout performances across different grades and positions.

Some of the key players include Layla Arenas from Ann Richards with 14 goals and Grace El-Deir from Round Rock, who leads the pack with an impressive 20 goals this season.

As we anticipate the historic rivalry in the upcoming derby between the undefeated Princeton Day (8-0) and Princeton High (6-0), there’s certainly a lot to look forward to.

🏆 So, whether you’re in Erie or Austin, show your support, keep track of your favorite players, and let’s see who comes out on top at the end of this exciting season!

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