4A All-Idaho girls soccer team: All-state picks from the state’s deepest division
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, sr., F
A target sat on the reigning player of the year’s back every time she took the field. Yet she still produced, racking up 32 goals and 16 assists while playing with a partially torn patellar tendon. The state champs could always count on her to score a clutch goal when it needed one.
COACH OF THE YEAR
Scott Terry
Sugar-Salem
He guided the Diggers to a perfect season (18-0-0) and a third straight state title, outscoring opponents 150-7.
FIRST TEAM
Andee Petterson
Sugar-Salem, jr., F
A three-time first-team all-state pick, the winger buried 32 goals and added an all-class leading 27 assists.
Hannah Fisher
Kimberly, so., F
The lightning-quick center forward finished crosses and through balls to put up 29 goals with 13 assists.
Lillee Ward
Timberlake, fr., F
She made an immediate impact as a freshman, scoring 14 goals in 19 games to carry the White Tigers to state.
Ava Harper
Kimberly, sr., M
The two-year captain directed traffic and controlled the middle of the field, finishing with 15 goals and 22 assists.
Karli Roubidoux
Fruitland, so., M
She stepped into a leadership role, carrying Fruitland to a third-place trophy with 34 goals and 10 assists.
Alice Johansen
Sugar-Salem, sr., M
She set the tone with her physicality, possession and leadership in the midfield, tallying 11 goals and eight assists.
Paige Birch
Sugar-Salem, so., D
The Diggers gave up only seven goals all season thanks to the center back’s organizing skills and calming presence.
Wells Dolson
Sun Valley Community, fr., D
The freshman quickly made herself indispensable with her vision, competitive drive and set-piece deliveries.
Joy Hanchey
Kimberly, jr., D
The fearless and assertive center back helped the Bulldogs post 13 shutouts while adding 4 goals of her own.
McKenna Hibdon
Emmett, sr., D
The Huskies used the speedy senior all over the field, but she excelled as an eraser on the back line.
Payson Bratcher
Fruitland, so., GK
The natural leader took command of the Grizzlies’ defense, posting 10 clean sheets in just 19 games.
