6A All-Idaho girls soccer team: The top players from the state’s top classification
Note: The All-Idaho teams are chosen by each classification’s coaches. The Idaho Statesman hosts the voting process and publishes the results.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Campbell Wilson
Rocky Mountain, jr., F
After a knee injury cost Wilson her sophomore season, the center forward roared back to life this fall, burying a 6A-leading 30 goals while adding eight assists. She led the Grizzlies to district and state championships, and she holds a host of Division I scholarship offers.
COACH OF THE YEAR
Eric Simmonsen
Rocky Mountain
The first-year coach led Rocky on a 19-game unbeaten streak to end the season with district and state titles.
FIRST TEAM
Kunie Hirai
Boise, sr., F
The Utah State signee made the first team for a third time after racking up 18 goals and eight assists.
Caitlin Staats
Bishop Kelly, jr., F
She hounded defenders with her work rate on the high press, creating 17 goals and adding 11 assists.
Marisol Stosich
Mountain View, jr., F
After debuting with Guatemala’s senior team, the Utah Valley commit put up 21 goals for the Mavericks.
Grace Hatch
Boise, jr., M
Injuries limited her to eight games. But the winger still repeated on the first team with three goals.
Isabelle Wright
Centennial, sr., M
The Washington State signee faced double teams all year and still tallied 13 goals and four assists.
Brooklyn Baird
Eagle, sr., M
The Colorado Mesa commit created opportunities and finished them with 11 goals and six assists.
Maizy Kluksdal
Boise, sr., D
The Washington State signee anchored the back and was a weapon offensively (seven goals, three assists).
Lauren Chatterton
Owyhee, so., D
The right back wiped out attacks, knew when to push forward and was dangerous on corner kicks.
Elly Levi
Rocky Mountain, sr., D
The free kick specialist and NNU commit kept the Grizzlies organized and disciplined across the back line.
Francesca Truax
Timberline, sr., D
Her toughness and speed made her reliable defensively and a threat offensively (two goals, five assists).
Bea Levi
Rocky Mountain, sr., GK
The Point Loma signee finished the season with more shutouts (13) than goals allowed (12).
