| Rank | Team | Record | Notes | Prev |
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Westminster Schools
Atlanta, Georgia |
19-1-0* | Season complete. Georgia Class 3A state champion. School Facts: Private, 1,900 students, grades K-12. NOTES: Few teams in the country can match the high-end talent at this Georgia powerhouse and now two-time defending FAB 50 champion. Virginia commit Allie Ross led the team with 49 goals and added 22 assists. Georgetown signee Henley Tippins netted 34 goals and added 13 assists. US Youth National Team player and North Carolina commit Evelyn Shores had 27 goals and 24 assists. And that's just the attacking players. The defense was led by Georgia commit Kiera Staude at center back, Virginia signee Helen Symbas on defense and Richmond signee Sydney Moore in goal. Westminster defeated the NC Independent state champ along with the No. 2 and 3-ranked teams in Oklahoma. The team's lone setback was to FAB 50-ranked Blessed Trinity, but more than made up for that result by defeating three common opponents by a 20-2 margin while Blessed Trinity went 2-0-1 against that group. Westminster capped the season with a 4-0 victory over Greater Atlanta Christian, the team that tied Blessed Trinity. | 1 |
| 2 |
Grandview
Aurora, Colorado |
17-1-2* | Season complete. Colorado Class 5A state champion. School Facts: Public, 2,900 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: On a team full of stars, it was uncommitted Naomi Clark who rose above in the state final, scoring all three goals as Grandview defeated Broomfield 3-1. Grandview avenged its lone defeat by edging Valor Christian 1-0 in overtime in the state semifinals on a goal by Clark. Grandview's lineup featured Oklahoma State signee Jordan Nytes in goal, along with NCAA Division I signees Taylor Gentry (Gonzaga), Taylor Held (Cal Baptist), Zoe Park (Hawaii), Alexis Robinson (South Carolina State), Molly Skurcenski (Texas Tech) and Payton Whitney (Army). Meg Gonzalez has signed with Metro State for this senior-heavy lineup. | 2 |
| 3 |
Valor Christian
Highlands Ranch, Colorado |
16-1-0* | Season complete. Colorado 5A state semifinalist. School Facts: Private, 1,190 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Valor Christian was in the running for the FAB 50 national title until a 1-0 loss to Grandview in the Colorado 5A state semifinals. Valor had defeated Grandview earlier in the season and had wins over most of the Top 7 teams in the state. Valor's loaded lineup includes leading scorer and Oregon signee Ajanae Repass, Texas Tech signees Kylie Bahr and Peyton Parsons, Santa Clara commit Addison Whitehouse, South Carolina commit Mandy Patrick and Air Force signee Lauren Mirande. | 3 |
| 4 |
St. Thomas Aquinas
Overland Park, Kansas |
17-0-2* | Season complete. Kansas 5A state champion. School Facts: Private, 965 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Vanderbilt commit Sydney Watts scored both goals as St. Thomas Aquinas edged Mill Valley 2-1 in the state final. The victory marked St. Thomas Aquinas' 18th state title since 1993, the year high school soccer became a state-sanctioned sport in Kansas. Other key players for Aquinas included Kansas signee Assa Kante, Missouri State signee Abby Hansen, MidAmerica Nazarene signee Maria Jensen and Washburn University signee Shandon Carr. Watts, Kante, Hansen and Andi Rylance, a sophomore, were all first-team all-state honorees. | 4 |
| 5 |
Briar Woods
Ashburn, Virginia |
18-0-2* | Season complete. Virginia Class 5 state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,795 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Led by Washington Post All-Met Player of the Year and Virginia Tech signee Taylor Price and fellow Virginia Tech bound Kendall DiMillio, Briar Woods secured the program's third state title. Price scored three goals in a 7-1 state semifinal thrashing of Frank Cox. In the final, Briar Woods exacted a measure of revenge with a 1-0 victory over First Colonial, which handed Briar Woods a state final setback in penalty kicks in 2021. DiMillio converted a first-half penalty kick the proved to be the difference in the 2022 victory. | 7 |
| 6 |
Gretna
Gretna, Nebraska |
21-0-0* | Season complete. Nebraska Class A state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,550 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Gretna capped a perfect season with a commanding 6-1 victory over Lincoln Southeast in the Class A state final, marking the program's second straight title. Gretna has won 42 of its last 43 matches. In the final, Gretna scored three times in the first 15 minutes and cruised to the victory. Sophomore superstar Allison Marshall and junior Ava Mackovicka both scored twice and Illinois State signee Chaley French and Aidan Pohlmann added goals in the final. Marshall, SIU-Edwardsville signee Savannah DeFini and Makovicka were first-team all-state selections. French was a second-team pick. | 6 |
| 7 |
Yorktown
Arlington, Virginia |
21-1-1* | Season complete. Virginia Class 6 state champion. School Facts: Public, 2,515 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Brown commit Aminata Davis scored the lone goal as Yorktown edged Kellam 1-0 in the state final. Davis and South Carolina signee Shay Montgomery, who finished with 25 goals, were Washington Post All-Metro first-team selections. Yorktown's lineup also featured Georgetown commit Evelyn Casadaban, William & Mary signee Nora Green-Orset, and junior standout Moira Flynn. | 9 |
| 8 |
Oregon
Oregon, Wisconsin |
23-0-1* | Season complete. Wisconsin Division 2 state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,150 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Katelyn Studebaker scored the lone goal as Oregon capped an undefeated season with a 1-0 state final victory over Whitefish Bay. Oregon was led by a pair of Wisconsin-Green Bay signees: forward Zoey Pagels and goalkeeper Payton Lang. Studebaker, only a sophomore, netted a team-best 26 goals. Pagels finished with 25 goals and 20 assists. Oregon put up crazy numbers in Wisconsin's Division 2 ranks, outscoring opponents 152-3. | 22 |
| 9 |
Triad
Troy, Illinois |
25-1-0* | Season complete. Illinois Class 2A state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,130 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Gina Catanzaro's goal lifted Triad to a 1-0 state final victory over Benet Academy for the program's second straight state title. Catanzaro, a Maryville commit, finished the season with 26 goals and earned first-team all-state and St. Louis Dispatch honors. Keeper Reagan Chigas (Illinois-Springfield) and defender Brynn Presley (Maryville) were all-state selections. Avery Bohnenstiehl (Truman State) was a Post-Dispatch honoree. | 5 |
| 10 |
St. Dominic
O’Fallon, Missouri |
23-3-0* | Season complete. Missouri Class 4 state champion. School Facts: Private, 1,000 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: St. Dominic edged Nerinx Hall in penalty kicks following a scoreless match to capture its third straight state title and second straight in Class 4. St. Dominic won the 2019 Class 3 crown. There was no tournament in 2020. After beating Nerinx Hall in last year's final 3-1, this year's contest went down to the final two kicks. Oklahoma State signee Grace Bindbeutel gave St. Dominic a 3-1 edge in the shootout, then junior keeper Katy Fitzler delivered a save to seal the title. Bindbeutel and Julia Shoults, who converted the team's first goal in the shootout, were St. Louis Post-Dispatch first-team honorees while Missouri signee Jessica Larson was a second-team pick and Fitzler on third team. | 10 |
| 11 |
Nerinx Hall
Webster Groves, Missouri |
21-3-1* | Season complete. Missouri Class 3 runner-up, losing to St. Dominic. School Facts: Private, 600 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: For the second straight season, Nerinx Hall lost to St. Dominic in the Class 4 state final. This time, the result was on penalty kicks following a scoreless match. The team's top performer this year was junior Nina Preusser, who had 17 goals and 13 assists en route to a St. Louis Post-Dispatch first-team selection. During the regular season, Nerinx Hall defeated eventual Illinois state champion Metea Valley. | 11 |
| 12 |
Metea Valley
Aurora, Illinois |
22-2-1* | Season complete. Illinois Class 3A state champion. School Facts: Public, 3,015 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Following a 4-2 loss to Nerinx Hall (Mo.), Metea Valley strung together 14 straight victories and captured the school's first girls soccer state title in a shootout win over Barrington. The match ended in a scoreless tie. Metea Valley won the shootout 6-5. Juniors Jordan Lange and Tyra King, who both converted their shootout attempts, were first-team all-state honorees. Senior Abbey Ondrus converted the game-winning penalty kick for Metea Valley. | 12 |
| 13 |
Lassiter
Marietta, Georgia |
16-0-4* | Season complete. Georgia Class 6A state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,980 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Freshman keeper Malia Loadwick stopped four penalty kicks in the shootout as Lassiter capped an undefeated season with a state final win over Cambridge. It's only fitting that Lassiter won with defense as it is the strength of this program. The Citadel signee Celeste Nader, a defender, was named the Cobb County Player of the Year. Nena Watts, a junior defender who was part of a U.S. U17 Women's National Team virtual camp in 2021, also was a first-team all-county selection. | 13 |
| 14 |
Liberty North
Liberty, Missouri |
22-1-0* | Season complete. Missouri Class 4 third-place finisher. School Facts: Public, 2,230 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Liberty North's perfect season came to an end with a state semifinal loss to St. Dominic. The team rallied for a consolation match victory over Rock Bridge. Liberty North was led by junior standout Meghan Hinnenkamp, who has verbally committed to Florida. Junior Ekaterina Theoharidis also was a first-team all-state performer, while junior Emilee Person and sophomore Lauren Wood were second-team all-state honorees. Liberty North, which was in the running for the FAB 50 No. 1 spot before the postseason loss, could be in the national title chase next spring if all of those key players return. | 14 |
| 15 |
Wando
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina |
18-1-0* | Season complete. South Carolina Class AAAAA state champion. School Facts: Public, 3,330 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Wando rolled off 17 straight wins to close out the season and claim the program's eighth state title during coach Shannon Champ's 17 years at the helm. Sophomore Kylie Cino netted the game-winner in a 2-1 state final victory over T.L. Hanna. Ansley Douty scored the team's other goal in the final. Wando was led by Citadel signee Kennedi Walker, who was the region Player of the Year. Other all-region performers were seniors and UT Chattanooga signees Kaleigh Bosak and Caroline Richvalsky, USC Upstate signee Morgan de Barros and Cino. | 15 |
| 16 |
Fort Zumwalt South
Fort Zumwalt, Missouri |
26-1-0* | Season complete. Missouri Class 3 state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,375 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Audrey Smith scored three goals and Brooke Cattoor added a goal and two assists as Fort Zumwalt South defeated Springfield Glendale 5-3 in a state final that was not as close as the final score indicates. Smith and/or Cattoor factored in every goal as Fort Zumwalt South jumped out to a 4-0 lead and led 5-1 before a pair of late Glendale goals. Smith, a sophomore, ended the season with a school-record 35 goals. Cattoor, a junior and Class 3 Player of the Year, had 34 goals and 24 assists. Both were St. Louis Post-Dispatch first-team selections. | 8 |
| 17 |
Naperville North
Naperville, Illinois |
19-3-3* | Season complete. Illinois sectional runner-up. School Facts: Public, 2,715 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Naperville North's season ended with a sectional final loss to eventual state champion Metea Valley. Madison Korosec was a first-team all-state selection. Cameron Dinkla, Abby Haskell and Lucy Iverson were all-section picks. Naperville North plays a demanding regular season schedule, which was highlighted this year by two wins over eventual state runner-up Barrington. Two of the team's losses were to Metea Valley and the other was an early season match that went to penalty kicks. | 16 |
| 18 |
Barrington
Barrington, Illinois |
23-3-0* | Season complete. Illinois Class 3A state runner-up. School Facts: Public, 2,875 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Barrington went 0-3 against teams ranked higher in the FAB 50, but 23-0 against everyone else. Barrington, a perennial state title challenger, lost in the state finals in a shootout to Metea Valley following a scoreless match. Barrington's lineup featured Brooke Brown, a Cornell commit, and Nicole Gwiasda, who were first-team all-state selections, and Kathleen Baker and Abby Raynor, a pair of all-section selections. | 17 |
| 19 |
First Colonial
Virginia Beach, Virginia |
18-2-1* | Virginia Class 5 state runner-up. School Facts: Public, 1,800 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: First Colonial had bookend losses on an otherwise stellar season. First Colonial began the year with a loss to South County and ended the season with a loss to Briar Woods in the state Class 5 state final. During the season, First Colonial defeated Kellam, which beat South County in the postseason, which affected the order of those teams for the final ranking. The team was led by Longwood signee Karleigh Minson, who finished the season with 34 goals and 14 assists. | 21 |
| 20 |
Lincoln-Way Central
New Lenox, Illinois |
24-2-0* | Season complete. Illinois Class 3A third-place finisher. School Facts: Public, 1,990 students. NOTES: Lincoln-Way Central lost to Metea Valley in the state semifinals then defeated Evanston in the consolation match to secure third place in Class 3A. Jenni Andjelic was a first-team all-state selection while Christine Erdman and Alexa Hadley were all-section honorees. | 20 |
| 21 |
Kellam
Virginia Beach, Virginia |
18-2-0* | Virginia Class 6 state runner-up. School Facts: Public, 1,950 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Virginia Commonwealth signee Chloe Limbach scored all three goals in Kellam's 3-1 state semifinal win over then FAB 50 No. 1 South County, but couldn't carry that success into the state final. Kellam lost to Yorktown 1-0 in the Class 6 final. Kellam also lost a 1-0 state final to Yorktown in 2017. Kellam's only other loss this season was to First Colonial. | 23 |
| 22 |
South County
Lorton, Virginia |
20-1-1* | Virginia Class 6 state semifinalist. School Facts: Public, 2,285 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: South County's bid for a second straight undefeated season ended with a 3-1 loss to Kellam in the state semifinals. During the regular season, South County defeated eventual Class 6 chap Yorktown and Class 5 runner-up First Colonial. The senior-heavy squad was led by Maryland signee Brooke Birrell and Duquesne signee Abby Coangelo, both Washington Post All-Met first-team picks. The team also featured Northeastern signee Lauren Dupont, Dartmouth signee Jaidyn Curry, Miami (Fla.) signee Tusca Mahmoudpour and George Washington signee Avril Silva. | 24 |
| 23 |
Bloomfield Hills
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan |
15-2-3* | Michigan Division 1 state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,710 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Sophomore keeper Jenica Opdahl delivered a pair of saves in the shootout to help Bloomfield Hills, making its first ever state final appearance, stun previously undefeated Northville in the final. Regulation and two overtimes finished with the teams deadlocked at 1. Senior Ava Badallo scored Bloomfield Hills' regulation goal. Bloomfield Hills ended the season on a 14-match undefeated run. Opdahl, Drew Martin and Alice Spiegel were all Michigan Division 1 first-team all-state selections. | NR |
| 24 |
Northville
Northville, Michigan |
17-1-5* | Michigan Division 1 state runner-up. School Facts: Public, 2,510 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Despite having the better of play for long stretches, Northville fell to Bloomfield Hills in a state final shootout. Bloomfield Hills went ahead in the second half before Katie Gonzalez scored on a header from a corner kick service from Cincinnati signee Lauren Moraitis. In the state semifinals, Northville knocked off Rochester in a battle of undefeated teams. | 19 |
| 25 |
Evanston
Evanston, Illinois |
21-4-1* | Season complete. Illinois 3A fourth-place finisher. School Facts: Public, 3,730 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: After reaching the state semifinals, Evanston lost back-to-back matches, first to Barrington in the state semifinals and then Lincoln-Way Central in the third-place match. Florida International signee Brealyn Viamille was a first-team all-state selection. Nahla Dominguez and Baylor commit Adriana Merriam were all-section honorees. | 25 |
| 26 |
Rochester
Rochester, Michigan |
17-1-4* | Season complete. Michigan Division 1 state semifinalist, losing to Northville. | 18 |
| 27 |
Chamblee
Chamblee, Georgia |
20-1-1* | Season complete. Georgia Class 5A state champion – but title has been stripped by GHSA, pending appeal. | 26 |
| 28 |
James Island
Charleston, South Carolina |
20-1-2* | Season complete. South Carolina Class AAAA state champion. | 27 |
| 29 |
Cardinal Gibbons
Raleigh, North Carolina |
16-6-2* | Season complete. North Carolina Class 4A state champion. | 28 |
| 30 |
Ardrey Kell
Charlotte, North Carolina |
25-2-1* | Season complete. North Carolina Class 4A state runner-up, losing to Cardinal Gibbons in penalty kicks. | 29 |
| 31 |
Hough
Cornelius, North Carolina |
22-2-1* | Season complete. North Carolina Class 4A state quarterfinalist, losing to Ardrey Kell. | 30 |
| 32 |
Blessed Trinity
Roswell, Georgia |
19-2-1* | Season complete. Georgia Class 5A state semifinalist, losing to Chamblee. | 31 |
| 33 |
Muskego
Muskego, Wisconsin |
18-1-3* | Season complete. Wisconsin Division 1 state champion. | NR |
| 34 |
West Forsyth
Cumming, Georgia |
18-3-0* | Season complete. Georgia Class 7A state champion. | 32 |
| 35 |
Libertyville
Libertyville, Illinois |
16-3-3* | Season complete. Illinois Class 3A Supr Section runner-up, losing to Evanston. | 33 |
| 36 |
Glenbrook North
Northbrook, Illinois |
20-2-1* | Season complete. Illinois Class 3A section runner-up, losing to Libertyville. | 34 |
| 37 |
Forest Hills Central
Grand Rapids, Michigan |
20-2-1* | Season complete. Michigan Division 2 state champion. | NR |
| 38 |
McIntosh
Peachtree City, Georgia |
15-2-2* | Season complete. Georgia Class 5A state semifinalist, losing to Chamblee. | 36 |
| 39 |
Broomfield
Broomfield, Colorado |
16-3-0* | Season complete. Colorado Class 5A state runner-up, losing to Grandview. | 37 |
| 40 |
Mill Valley
Shawnee, Kansas |
18-3-0* | Season complete. Kansas Class 5A state runner-up, losing to St. Thomas Aquinas. | 38 |
| 41 |
Blue Valley West
Overland Park, Kansas |
16-3-1* | Season complete. Kansas Class 6A state champion. | 39 |
| 42 |
Stevenson
Lincolnshire, Illinois |
16-3-1* | Season complete. Illinois Class 3A section semifinalist, losing to Libertyville. | 43 |
| 43 |
Legacy
Broomfield, Colorado |
16-2-0* | Season complete. Colorado Class 5A state quarterfinalist, losing to Grandview. | 44 |
| 44 |
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, North Carolina |
18-2-2* | Season complete. North Carolina Class 4A state quarterfinalist, losing to Cardinal Gibbons. | 45 |
| 45 |
Ankeny Centennial
Ankeny, Iowa |
19-3-0* | Season complete. Iowa Class 3A state champion. | 46 |
| 46 |
West Des Moines Valley
West Des Moines, Iowa |
19-1-0* | Season complete. Iowa Class 3A state semifinalist, losing to Ankeny Centennial on penalty kicks. | 47 |
| 47 |
Dimond
Anchorage, Alaska |
15-0-1* | Season complete. Alaska Division I state champion. | 48 |
| 48 |
Deer Creek
Edmond, Oklahoma |
16-2-0* | Season complete. Oklahoma Class 6A state champion. | 49 |
| 49 |
Skutt Catholic
Omaha, Nebraska |
17-2-0* | Season complete. Nebraska Class B state champion. | 50 |
| 50 |
Norman North
Norman, Oklahoma |
16-3-0* | Season complete. Oklahoma Class 6A state runner-up, losing to Deer Creek. | NR |
Season complete. Georgia Class 3A state champion. School Facts: Private, 1,900 students, grades K-12. NOTES: Few teams in the country can match the high-end talent at this Georgia powerhouse and now two-time defending FAB 50 champion. Virginia commit Allie Ross led the team with 49 goals and added 22 assists. Georgetown signee Henley Tippins netted 34 goals and added 13 assists. US Youth National Team player and North Carolina commit Evelyn Shores had 27 goals and 24 assists. And that's just the attacking players. The defense was led by Georgia commit Kiera Staude at center back, Virginia signee Helen Symbas on defense and Richmond signee Sydney Moore in goal. Westminster defeated the NC Independent state champ along with the No. 2 and 3-ranked teams in Oklahoma. The team's lone setback was to FAB 50-ranked Blessed Trinity, but more than made up for that result by defeating three common opponents by a 20-2 margin while Blessed Trinity went 2-0-1 against that group. Westminster capped the season with a 4-0 victory over Greater Atlanta Christian, the team that tied Blessed Trinity.
Season complete. Colorado Class 5A state champion. School Facts: Public, 2,900 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: On a team full of stars, it was uncommitted Naomi Clark who rose above in the state final, scoring all three goals as Grandview defeated Broomfield 3-1. Grandview avenged its lone defeat by edging Valor Christian 1-0 in overtime in the state semifinals on a goal by Clark. Grandview's lineup featured Oklahoma State signee Jordan Nytes in goal, along with NCAA Division I signees Taylor Gentry (Gonzaga), Taylor Held (Cal Baptist), Zoe Park (Hawaii), Alexis Robinson (South Carolina State), Molly Skurcenski (Texas Tech) and Payton Whitney (Army). Meg Gonzalez has signed with Metro State for this senior-heavy lineup.
Season complete. Colorado 5A state semifinalist. School Facts: Private, 1,190 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Valor Christian was in the running for the FAB 50 national title until a 1-0 loss to Grandview in the Colorado 5A state semifinals. Valor had defeated Grandview earlier in the season and had wins over most of the Top 7 teams in the state. Valor's loaded lineup includes leading scorer and Oregon signee Ajanae Repass, Texas Tech signees Kylie Bahr and Peyton Parsons, Santa Clara commit Addison Whitehouse, South Carolina commit Mandy Patrick and Air Force signee Lauren Mirande.
Season complete. Kansas 5A state champion. School Facts: Private, 965 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Vanderbilt commit Sydney Watts scored both goals as St. Thomas Aquinas edged Mill Valley 2-1 in the state final. The victory marked St. Thomas Aquinas' 18th state title since 1993, the year high school soccer became a state-sanctioned sport in Kansas. Other key players for Aquinas included Kansas signee Assa Kante, Missouri State signee Abby Hansen, MidAmerica Nazarene signee Maria Jensen and Washburn University signee Shandon Carr. Watts, Kante, Hansen and Andi Rylance, a sophomore, were all first-team all-state honorees.
Season complete. Virginia Class 5 state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,795 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Led by Washington Post All-Met Player of the Year and Virginia Tech signee Taylor Price and fellow Virginia Tech bound Kendall DiMillio, Briar Woods secured the program's third state title. Price scored three goals in a 7-1 state semifinal thrashing of Frank Cox. In the final, Briar Woods exacted a measure of revenge with a 1-0 victory over First Colonial, which handed Briar Woods a state final setback in penalty kicks in 2021. DiMillio converted a first-half penalty kick the proved to be the difference in the 2022 victory.
Season complete. Nebraska Class A state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,550 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Gretna capped a perfect season with a commanding 6-1 victory over Lincoln Southeast in the Class A state final, marking the program's second straight title. Gretna has won 42 of its last 43 matches. In the final, Gretna scored three times in the first 15 minutes and cruised to the victory. Sophomore superstar Allison Marshall and junior Ava Mackovicka both scored twice and Illinois State signee Chaley French and Aidan Pohlmann added goals in the final. Marshall, SIU-Edwardsville signee Savannah DeFini and Makovicka were first-team all-state selections. French was a second-team pick.
Season complete. Virginia Class 6 state champion. School Facts: Public, 2,515 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Brown commit Aminata Davis scored the lone goal as Yorktown edged Kellam 1-0 in the state final. Davis and South Carolina signee Shay Montgomery, who finished with 25 goals, were Washington Post All-Metro first-team selections. Yorktown's lineup also featured Georgetown commit Evelyn Casadaban, William & Mary signee Nora Green-Orset, and junior standout Moira Flynn.
Season complete. Wisconsin Division 2 state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,150 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Katelyn Studebaker scored the lone goal as Oregon capped an undefeated season with a 1-0 state final victory over Whitefish Bay. Oregon was led by a pair of Wisconsin-Green Bay signees: forward Zoey Pagels and goalkeeper Payton Lang. Studebaker, only a sophomore, netted a team-best 26 goals. Pagels finished with 25 goals and 20 assists. Oregon put up crazy numbers in Wisconsin's Division 2 ranks, outscoring opponents 152-3.
Season complete. Illinois Class 2A state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,130 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Gina Catanzaro's goal lifted Triad to a 1-0 state final victory over Benet Academy for the program's second straight state title. Catanzaro, a Maryville commit, finished the season with 26 goals and earned first-team all-state and St. Louis Dispatch honors. Keeper Reagan Chigas (Illinois-Springfield) and defender Brynn Presley (Maryville) were all-state selections. Avery Bohnenstiehl (Truman State) was a Post-Dispatch honoree.
Season complete. Missouri Class 4 state champion. School Facts: Private, 1,000 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: St. Dominic edged Nerinx Hall in penalty kicks following a scoreless match to capture its third straight state title and second straight in Class 4. St. Dominic won the 2019 Class 3 crown. There was no tournament in 2020. After beating Nerinx Hall in last year's final 3-1, this year's contest went down to the final two kicks. Oklahoma State signee Grace Bindbeutel gave St. Dominic a 3-1 edge in the shootout, then junior keeper Katy Fitzler delivered a save to seal the title. Bindbeutel and Julia Shoults, who converted the team's first goal in the shootout, were St. Louis Post-Dispatch first-team honorees while Missouri signee Jessica Larson was a second-team pick and Fitzler on third team.
Season complete. Missouri Class 3 runner-up, losing to St. Dominic. School Facts: Private, 600 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: For the second straight season, Nerinx Hall lost to St. Dominic in the Class 4 state final. This time, the result was on penalty kicks following a scoreless match. The team's top performer this year was junior Nina Preusser, who had 17 goals and 13 assists en route to a St. Louis Post-Dispatch first-team selection. During the regular season, Nerinx Hall defeated eventual Illinois state champion Metea Valley.
Season complete. Illinois Class 3A state champion. School Facts: Public, 3,015 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Following a 4-2 loss to Nerinx Hall (Mo.), Metea Valley strung together 14 straight victories and captured the school's first girls soccer state title in a shootout win over Barrington. The match ended in a scoreless tie. Metea Valley won the shootout 6-5. Juniors Jordan Lange and Tyra King, who both converted their shootout attempts, were first-team all-state honorees. Senior Abbey Ondrus converted the game-winning penalty kick for Metea Valley.
Season complete. Georgia Class 6A state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,980 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Freshman keeper Malia Loadwick stopped four penalty kicks in the shootout as Lassiter capped an undefeated season with a state final win over Cambridge. It's only fitting that Lassiter won with defense as it is the strength of this program. The Citadel signee Celeste Nader, a defender, was named the Cobb County Player of the Year. Nena Watts, a junior defender who was part of a U.S. U17 Women's National Team virtual camp in 2021, also was a first-team all-county selection.
Season complete. Missouri Class 4 third-place finisher. School Facts: Public, 2,230 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Liberty North's perfect season came to an end with a state semifinal loss to St. Dominic. The team rallied for a consolation match victory over Rock Bridge. Liberty North was led by junior standout Meghan Hinnenkamp, who has verbally committed to Florida. Junior Ekaterina Theoharidis also was a first-team all-state performer, while junior Emilee Person and sophomore Lauren Wood were second-team all-state honorees. Liberty North, which was in the running for the FAB 50 No. 1 spot before the postseason loss, could be in the national title chase next spring if all of those key players return.
Season complete. South Carolina Class AAAAA state champion. School Facts: Public, 3,330 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Wando rolled off 17 straight wins to close out the season and claim the program's eighth state title during coach Shannon Champ's 17 years at the helm. Sophomore Kylie Cino netted the game-winner in a 2-1 state final victory over T.L. Hanna. Ansley Douty scored the team's other goal in the final. Wando was led by Citadel signee Kennedi Walker, who was the region Player of the Year. Other all-region performers were seniors and UT Chattanooga signees Kaleigh Bosak and Caroline Richvalsky, USC Upstate signee Morgan de Barros and Cino.
Season complete. Missouri Class 3 state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,375 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Audrey Smith scored three goals and Brooke Cattoor added a goal and two assists as Fort Zumwalt South defeated Springfield Glendale 5-3 in a state final that was not as close as the final score indicates. Smith and/or Cattoor factored in every goal as Fort Zumwalt South jumped out to a 4-0 lead and led 5-1 before a pair of late Glendale goals. Smith, a sophomore, ended the season with a school-record 35 goals. Cattoor, a junior and Class 3 Player of the Year, had 34 goals and 24 assists. Both were St. Louis Post-Dispatch first-team selections.
Season complete. Illinois sectional runner-up. School Facts: Public, 2,715 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Naperville North's season ended with a sectional final loss to eventual state champion Metea Valley. Madison Korosec was a first-team all-state selection. Cameron Dinkla, Abby Haskell and Lucy Iverson were all-section picks. Naperville North plays a demanding regular season schedule, which was highlighted this year by two wins over eventual state runner-up Barrington. Two of the team's losses were to Metea Valley and the other was an early season match that went to penalty kicks.
Season complete. Illinois Class 3A state runner-up. School Facts: Public, 2,875 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Barrington went 0-3 against teams ranked higher in the FAB 50, but 23-0 against everyone else. Barrington, a perennial state title challenger, lost in the state finals in a shootout to Metea Valley following a scoreless match. Barrington's lineup featured Brooke Brown, a Cornell commit, and Nicole Gwiasda, who were first-team all-state selections, and Kathleen Baker and Abby Raynor, a pair of all-section selections.
Virginia Class 5 state runner-up. School Facts: Public, 1,800 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: First Colonial had bookend losses on an otherwise stellar season. First Colonial began the year with a loss to South County and ended the season with a loss to Briar Woods in the state Class 5 state final. During the season, First Colonial defeated Kellam, which beat South County in the postseason, which affected the order of those teams for the final ranking. The team was led by Longwood signee Karleigh Minson, who finished the season with 34 goals and 14 assists.
Season complete. Illinois Class 3A third-place finisher. School Facts: Public, 1,990 students. NOTES: Lincoln-Way Central lost to Metea Valley in the state semifinals then defeated Evanston in the consolation match to secure third place in Class 3A. Jenni Andjelic was a first-team all-state selection while Christine Erdman and Alexa Hadley were all-section honorees.
Virginia Class 6 state runner-up. School Facts: Public, 1,950 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Virginia Commonwealth signee Chloe Limbach scored all three goals in Kellam's 3-1 state semifinal win over then FAB 50 No. 1 South County, but couldn't carry that success into the state final. Kellam lost to Yorktown 1-0 in the Class 6 final. Kellam also lost a 1-0 state final to Yorktown in 2017. Kellam's only other loss this season was to First Colonial.
Virginia Class 6 state semifinalist. School Facts: Public, 2,285 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: South County's bid for a second straight undefeated season ended with a 3-1 loss to Kellam in the state semifinals. During the regular season, South County defeated eventual Class 6 chap Yorktown and Class 5 runner-up First Colonial. The senior-heavy squad was led by Maryland signee Brooke Birrell and Duquesne signee Abby Coangelo, both Washington Post All-Met first-team picks. The team also featured Northeastern signee Lauren Dupont, Dartmouth signee Jaidyn Curry, Miami (Fla.) signee Tusca Mahmoudpour and George Washington signee Avril Silva.
Michigan Division 1 state champion. School Facts: Public, 1,710 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Sophomore keeper Jenica Opdahl delivered a pair of saves in the shootout to help Bloomfield Hills, making its first ever state final appearance, stun previously undefeated Northville in the final. Regulation and two overtimes finished with the teams deadlocked at 1. Senior Ava Badallo scored Bloomfield Hills' regulation goal. Bloomfield Hills ended the season on a 14-match undefeated run. Opdahl, Drew Martin and Alice Spiegel were all Michigan Division 1 first-team all-state selections.
Michigan Division 1 state runner-up. School Facts: Public, 2,510 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: Despite having the better of play for long stretches, Northville fell to Bloomfield Hills in a state final shootout. Bloomfield Hills went ahead in the second half before Katie Gonzalez scored on a header from a corner kick service from Cincinnati signee Lauren Moraitis. In the state semifinals, Northville knocked off Rochester in a battle of undefeated teams.
Season complete. Illinois 3A fourth-place finisher. School Facts: Public, 3,730 students, grades 9-12. NOTES: After reaching the state semifinals, Evanston lost back-to-back matches, first to Barrington in the state semifinals and then Lincoln-Way Central in the third-place match. Florida International signee Brealyn Viamille was a first-team all-state selection. Nahla Dominguez and Baylor commit Adriana Merriam were all-section honorees.
Season complete. Michigan Division 1 state semifinalist, losing to Northville.
Season complete. Georgia Class 5A state champion – but title has been stripped by GHSA, pending appeal.
Season complete. South Carolina Class AAAA state champion.
Season complete. North Carolina Class 4A state champion.
Season complete. North Carolina Class 4A state runner-up, losing to Cardinal Gibbons in penalty kicks.
Season complete. North Carolina Class 4A state quarterfinalist, losing to Ardrey Kell.
Season complete. Georgia Class 5A state semifinalist, losing to Chamblee.
Season complete. Wisconsin Division 1 state champion.
Season complete. Georgia Class 7A state champion.
Season complete. Illinois Class 3A Supr Section runner-up, losing to Evanston.
Season complete. Illinois Class 3A section runner-up, losing to Libertyville.
Season complete. Michigan Division 2 state champion.
Season complete. Georgia Class 5A state semifinalist, losing to Chamblee.
Season complete. Colorado Class 5A state runner-up, losing to Grandview.
Season complete. Kansas Class 5A state runner-up, losing to St. Thomas Aquinas.
Season complete. Kansas Class 6A state champion.
Season complete. Illinois Class 3A section semifinalist, losing to Libertyville.
Season complete. Colorado Class 5A state quarterfinalist, losing to Grandview.
Season complete. North Carolina Class 4A state quarterfinalist, losing to Cardinal Gibbons.
Season complete. Iowa Class 3A state champion.
Season complete. Iowa Class 3A state semifinalist, losing to Ankeny Centennial on penalty kicks.
Season complete. Alaska Division I state champion.
Season complete. Oklahoma Class 6A state champion.
Season complete. Nebraska Class B state champion.
Season complete. Oklahoma Class 6A state runner-up, losing to Deer Creek.