Patriot Ledger/Enterprise High School Girls Soccer All-Scholastics – The Patriot Ledger

Safe to say that the South Shore is the epicenter of high school girls soccer in the state.
Four area teams — Hingham (Division 1), Silver Lake (Div. 2), Hanover (Div. 3) and Cohasset (Div. 4) — won state championships this fall with Oliver Ames the Div. 2 runner-up.
More:Defensive masterpiece leads Hingham High girls soccer to Division 1 state title
More:Silver Lake girls soccer tops Oliver Ames in Div. 2 final to claim first-ever state crown
The Patriot Ledger/Enterprise area also boasted an All-American selection (Hingham’s Sophie Reale) and four All-New England picks (Cohasset’s Tess Barrett, Hingham’s Claire Murray and Notre Dame Academy’s Lindsay Wilson and Sydney Comeau) by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association.
Reale (Div. 1), Wilson (Div. 2) and Barrett (Div. 4) also were named EMass Players of the Year for their respective divisions.
More:Big sisters lead Hanover High girls soccer to first state title since 2000
More:The wait is over: Cohasset High girls soccer wins first state title
Not a bad trophy haul for this area.
Now there’s one final tribute as we present The Patriot Ledger/Enterprise All-Scholastic Team:
Hingham
Senior back was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 3 goals and 7 assists for 10 points. … Led the Harborwomen (19-0-4) to a Division 1 state championship, capped by a 1-0 win over Algonquin in the final in which Hingham did not allow a shot on goal. … Patriot League All-Star. … Plays club soccer for South Shore Select. … Will play Div. I soccer at Northeastern while studying business.
Cohasset
Sophomore midfielder was an All-New England pick by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 31 goals and 24 assists for 55 points. … Div. 4 EMass Player of the Year. … South Shore League Tobin Division MVP. … Led the Skippers (17-1-3) to the program’s first-ever Div. 4 state championship. … Had a goal and an assist in a 2-0 win over Northbridge in the state final. … Favorite memory was hugging her sister after the title game.
Middleboro
Senior forward was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Her 22 goals (out of 47 total for the team) set a new single-season program record; she added 3 assists for 25 points. … Repeated as a South Shore League All-Star. … Three-year varsity starter had 33 career goals. … Competes in track & field. … Favorite memory was scoring on Senior Night. … Wants to play college soccer and major in biology.
Archbishop Williams
Senior center back from Carver was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Four-year varsity starter. … Two-time team captain. … Three-time Catholic Central League All-Star. … Did not miss a game for her entire career. … Led the Bishops (14-6) to the Div. 3 Round of 16. … Said coach Gordie McClay: “She is the backbone of our defense and a leader on and off the field.”
Duxbury
Junior back was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 6 goals and 5 assists in 20 games. … Scored the winning goal vs. North Quincy. … Scored against eventual Div. 1 state champion Hingham. … Said coach Rob Jones: “Morgan had a consistent season being an attacking threat from a defensive position as well as being defensively outstanding. She excelled on both sides of the ball.” 
Notre Dame Academy
Junior forward from Pembroke was an All-New England pick by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 28 goals and 5 assists for 33 points. … Led the Cougars (15-3-3) to the Div. 4 quarterfinals — a loss to Grafton on penalties. … Had a hat trick in a second-round payoff win over Medfield. … Career totals: 67 goals, 17 assists, 84 points. … Active in Students for Soldiers Club. … Serves as a peer mentor.
Hanover
Junior forward/midfielder was an All-State selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 19 goals and 8 assists for 27 points. … Patriot League Fisher Division MVP. … Led the Hawks (19-3-1) to their first state crown since 2000 by beating Dedham, 1-0, in the Div. 3 final at Manning Field in Lynn; she scored the game’s lone goal. … Coach Mary Cullity calls her a “true competitor.” … Member of indoor and outdoor track & field teams.
Bridgewater-Raynham
Senior forward was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 27 goals and 18 assists for 45 points. … Southeast Conference MVP. … Led the Trojans (12-5-2) to the Div. 1 state tournament. … Four-year varsity starter. … Team co-captain. … Said coach Tim Kaliff: “Lily is technically refined and has great field vision.” … Will play Div. III soccer at Gordon College in Wenham.
Stoughton
Senior forward was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 11 goals and 3 assists for 14 points. … Led the Black Knights (8-8-4) to the Div. 2 Round of 16. … Two-time Hockomock League All-Star. … Four-year varsity starter. … Said coach Jon Grant: “Shalya’s strength and speed created issues for many defenses.” … National Honor Society vice president. … Active in Fruition Scholars Club.
West Bridgewater
Junior midfielder was an All-State selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 21 goals and 11 assists for 32 points. … Mayflower Athletic Conference All-Star. … Led the Wildcats (16-4) to the second round of the Div. 4 playoffs; WB had a 14-game winning streak this season. … Four-year varsity player has 76 career goals. … Said coach Michelle DeCastro: “Rachael is an incredibly hard-working and gifted player.”
Hingham
Senior midfielder was an All-State selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 9 goals and 13 assists for 22 points. … Led the Harborwomen (19-0-4) to a Div. 1 state championship, capped by a 1-0 win over Algonquin in the final. … Patriot League All-Star. … Favorite memories were beating Bishop Feehan in PKs in the state semis and winning the state title. … Will play Div. I soccer at Cornell University while studying business.
Cohasset
Senior holding midfielder was an All-State selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 9 goals and 7 assists for 16 points. … South Shore League All-Star. … Led the Skippers (17-1-3) to the program’s first-ever Div. 4 state championship; Cohasset beat Northbridge, 2-0, in the final. … Class vice president. … National Honor Society member. … Will play Div. I soccer at Northeastern.
Braintree
Senior midfielder was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Scored the winning goal as the Wamps (7-9-4) beat Doherty, 2-1, in the preliminary round of the Div. 1 state playoffs. … Bay State Conference All-Star was voted the No. 7 player in the league. … Team captain. … Coach Ryan Puntiri calls her “the heart and soul of our team.” … Wants to play college soccer and study nursing.
Silver Lake
Senior forward from Kingston was an All-State selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 25 goals and 5 assists for 30 points. … Leaves as the program’s all-time leading scorer with 91 points (71 goals, 20 assists). … Led the Lakers (12-3-8) to a Div. 2 state championship — the school’s first crown by any team in 34 years. … Patriot League All-Star. … Will play Div. I soccer at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut.
Norwell
Senior midfielder was an All-State selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Led the team in both goals (13) and assists (11). … South Shore League Sullivan Division MVP. … Led Clippers (10-3-8) to the Div. 3 Round of 16. … Won a Div. 3 state championship as a junior. … Four-year varsity starter. … Said coach Kara Connerty: “Chloe controls the middle of the field.” … Plays basketball and lacrosse. … Will attend Tulane University.
Oliver Ames
Junior forward was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 8 goals and 10 assists for 18 points. … Hockomock League All-Star. … Led the Tigers (16-4-1) to a runner-up finish in Div. 2 — OA lost, 1-0, to Silver Lake in the state championship game. … Said coach Britt Sellmayer: “Her passing ability sets the table for our offense.” … Li Cotter said she “wouldn’t want to play with any other team.”
Rockland
Senior center back was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 5 goals and 7 assists for 12 points. … Two-time South Shore League All-Star. … Two-year captain. … Career totals: 17 goals, 22 assists, 39 points. … Said coach Marcia Beatty: “Shea has the ability to play any position on the field and completely take over a game.” … Will play Div. I soccer at Merrimack College while studying psychology.
Whitman-Hanson
Junior midfielder was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 8 goals and 5 assists for a team-high 13 points. … Patriot League All-Star. … Led the Panthers to a Div. 2 state championship as a sophomore. … Said coach David Floeck: “Makenna is a complete player who is a unique blend of athleticism, skill and tactical understanding.” … Active in National Honor Society and Key Club.
Canton
Senior forward was an All-State selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 21 goals and 7 assists for 28 points. … Led the Bulldogs (11-4-5) to the Div. 2 Round of 16. … Two-time Hockomock League All-Star. … Career scoring line: 36-21–57. … Said coach Idris Senyonjo: “Her leadership by example and respect for her teammates were some of her strongest attributes.” … Will play Div. I soccer at Merrimack College and study nursing.
Hingham
Junior forward/midfielder was an All-New England pick by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 19 goals and 8 assists for 27 points. … Led the Harborwomen (19-0-4) to a Div. 1 state championship, capped by a 1-0 win over Algonquin in the final. … Patriot League All-Star. … Said coach Mary-Frances Monroe: “Claire is everything you want in a soccer player.” … Active in Hingham SNAP (Special Needs Athletic Partnership).
Hanover
Senior goalkeeper was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Posted a 1.12 goals-against average. … Patriot League All-Star. … Led the Hawks (19-3-1) to their first state crown since 2000 by beating Dedham, 1-0, in the Div. 3 final. … Three-year starter. … Said coach Mary Cullity: “Mia has a way of making tough saves look natural.” … Will play Div. I soccer at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Hingham
UCLA-bound senior forward was one of only three players in the state awarded All-American honors by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 29 goals and 13 assists for 42 points. … Scored the lone goal in the Div. 1 state final as Hingham (19-0-4) beat Algonquin to claim the title. … Div. 1 EMass Player of the Year. … Patriot League Keenan Division MVP. … Older sister Lilly just won an NCAA women’s soccer crown with UCLA.
Norwell
Junior back was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … South Shore League All-Star. … Anchored a defense that posted 10 shutouts. … Chipped in 4 goals, 3 assists. … Led the Clippers (10-3-8) to the Div. 3 Round of 16. … Won a Div. 3 state title as a sophomore starter. … Said coach Kara Connerty: “She is a fierce competitor and a terrific defender.” … Active in school newspaper, Environmental Club.
Notre Dame Academy
Senior midfielder from Scituate was an All-New England pick by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 17 goals and 17 assists for 34 points. … Div. 2 EMass Player of the Year. … Led the Cougars (15-3-3) to the Div. 4 quarterfinals — a loss to Grafton on penalties. … Had a second-half hat trick in a 4-0 first-round win over defending state champ Whitman-Hanson. … Will play Div. I soccer at William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Marshfield
Senior forward was an EMass First Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 17 goals and 9 assists for 26 points. … Patriot League All-Star. … Led the Rams (9-8-3) to a 5-0 win over Springfield Central in the preliminary round of the Div. 1 state playoffs. … Had 50 career points. … Said coach Dominic Centorino: “Sammy is the perfect combination of toughness and finesse.”
East Bridgewater
Senior back was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … South Shore League All-Star led the Vikings (10-6-4) to the Div. 3 playoffs.
Canton
Junior midfielder was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 5 goals and 8 assists in leading the Bulldogs (11-4-5) to the Div. 2 Round of 16.
Pembroke
Stonehill College-bound senior midfielder/forward was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 16 goals and 6 assists for 22 points.
Oliver Ames
Senior defensive midfielder was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Scored 7 goals in leading the Tigers (16-4-1) to a runner-up finish in Div. 2.
Oliver Ames
Sophomore center back was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 7 goals and keyed an airtight defense for the Tigers (16-4-1).
Norwell
Sophomore forward had 5 goals and 6 assists in leading the Clippers (10-3-8) to the Div. 3 playoffs. … South Shore League All-Star was a starter on Norwell’s 2021 state championship squad.
West Bridgewater
Sophomore midfielder was the Mayflower Athletic Conference’s Comprehensive Division MVP. … Had 30 goals and 9 assists in leading the Wildcats (16-4) to the Div. 4 Round of 16.
West Bridgewater
Senior forward was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 17 goals and 23 assists in leading the Wildcats (16-4) to the Div. 4 Round of 16.
Blue Hills
Senior midfielder from Braintree had 20 goals and 17 assists for the Warriors (13-1-4). … Leaves as the program’s all-time leader in goals (70), assists (44) and points (114) despite being blind in one eye.
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Avon
Senior midfielder had 19 goals and 4 assists en route to being named a Mayflower Athletic Conference All-Star. … Helped Avon improve from 2 wins in 2021 to an 11-6 record and a spot in the Div. 5 playoffs.
Thayer Academy
Junior back/midfielder was an All-Independent School League selection as well as a NEPSAC All-State pick. … Had 4 goals and 2 assists in leading the Tigers (12-3) to the NEPSAC Class A quarterfinals.
Hanover
Senior center back was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Led Hanover (19-3-1) to its first state crown since 2000 by beating Dedham, 1-0, in the Div. 3 final.
Thayer Academy
Junior center back was an All-Independent School League selection as well as a NEPSAC All-State pick. … Had 3 goals and 2 assists in leading the Tigers (12-3) to the NEPSAC Class A quarterfinals.
Silver Lake
Junior back was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Three-year starter led the Lakers (12-3-8) to a Div. 2 state championship.
Carver
Senior goalkeeper was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Led the Crusaders to the Div. 5 playoffs.
Plymouth North
Senior midfielder/back was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Had 5 assists but her primary job for the Eagles (8-8-4) was shutting down the opponent’s top scoring threat.
Hull
Sophomore center midfielder had 7 goals and 13 assists in leading the Pirates (9-10) to the Div. 5 Round of 16. … South Shore League All-Star was Hull’s top playmaker.
Cardinal Spellman
Sophomore back was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Catholic Central League All-Star is a two-year starter.
Archbishop Williams
Sophomore forward from Braintree was an EMass Second Team selection by the Eastern Mass. Girls Soccer Coaches Association. … Led the Catholic Central League in scoring with 32 goals and 12 assists for 44 points.
Chelsey Bourne, Brockton
Mary Carven, Hanover
Tess Curatola, Cohasset
Marina Duffy, Cardinal Spellman
Courtney Gerety, Silver Lake
Elsie Harper, Hull
Kate Karimbakas, Milton
Agapi Kouvlis, Southeastern
Jackie Manning, North Quincy
Hope Montgomery, Abington
Kathleen Murphy, Blue Hills
Eva Pang, Duxbury
Lola Paradis, Notre Dame Academy
Ava Patete, Whitman-Hanson
Anna Quinn, Plymouth South
Caroline Schiffmann, Hingham
Ella Sheehan, East Bridgewater
Kelsey Tarby, Hingham
Elly Thomas, Hull
Eden Wheeler, Norwell

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