4A All-Idaho girls soccer team: The biggest talents from the state’s smallest schools
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
Kamryn Teichert
Sugar-Salem, jr., F
Opponents knew exactly which player to mark. But knowing whom to mark and stopping them are two different things. The 5-9 winger racked up an all-class leading 58 goals this fall to lead the Diggers to another state title. She also added 17 assists and spent some time at center back, too.
COACH OF THE YEAR
Scott Terry
Sugar-Salem
He pulls double duty as the Diggers’ boys and girls coach, leading the girls to back-to-back state titles.
FIRST TEAM
Aliana Cruces
American Falls, jr., F
The 5-foot-3 center forward set a prolific pace for the Beavers, netting 41 goals in 25 games.
Andee Petterson
Sugar-Salem, so., F
The repeat first-team pick was equally dangerous finishing (32 goals) and setting up others (28 assists).
Jelly Oseguera
American Falls, sr., F
Opponents often overlooked the 5-4 senior. She made them regret it, posting 14 goals and six assists.
Baylee Rawlinson
Fruitland, sr., M
A natural striker, she stepped back into a midfield role and still finished with 34 goals and 12 assists.
Lucy Simpson
Timberlake, sr., M
The four-year starter capped her career with another prolific season with 35 goals and 18 assists.
Liesl Kimball
Buhl, sr., M
The glue that held the state runner-up together, the two-way threat posted 18 goals and 15 assists.
Isabelle Tuttle
Sugar-Salem, sr., D
The three-time all-state pick anchored a defense that only gave up 10 goals and scored 19 of her own.
Ava Rydalch
Sugar-Salem, sr., D
The center back paired with Tuttle to form a wall. She also set a program record with 55 career assists.
Lydia Lehosit
Coeur d’Alene Charter, sr., D
The 5-10 center back served as a coach on the field, motivated teammates and scored seven goals.
Nicole Nunes
Buhl, sr., D
The center back played all season with a torn ACL, marking and shutting down opponents’ top scoring options.
Nika Nead
Sugar-Salem, sr., GK
She only allowed seven goals in 20 games for the state champs, earning back-to-back first-team honors.
