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Record Newspapers girls soccer previews for the 2026 season · Kendall County News - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Record Newspapers Girls soccer previews for the twenty twenty sixth
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  Speaker 1: season Written by Joshua wel Oldly. This article is being
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  Speaker 1: The twenty twenty six girls soccer season starts this week.
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  Speaker 1: Here are previews of teams from around the Record Newspapers
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  Speaker 1: coverage area coach Kasparurias last year's record twenty four to
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  Speaker 1: two overall, ten to one OHO Southwest Prairie Conference first
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  Speaker 1: advanced to Regional final. Top returning players Jordan Washington sr F,
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  Speaker 1: Peyton Johnson sr D, Kaylee Smith sr D, Main Brawley
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  Speaker 1: so M, Lauren Fairman Junior D, Natalie Gubricki sr GK,
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  Speaker 1: Alexandra Abara so D, Gianna Rizzo sr M, and Ali
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  Speaker 1: Ortiz Junior F, Sophia Augustine so M, Kyla Baher Junior GK.
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  Speaker 1: Top new players Elizabeth Johnson, FERR, Avery Brown, SO, Brooke Paisker.
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  Speaker 1: Ever Worth noting twenty twenty five Record Newspapers Player of
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  Speaker 1: the Year, Washington leads nine returning starters from a conference
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  Speaker 1: champion and regional finalist. Washington and Alabama A and M
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  Speaker 1: commit to Core twenty eight goals with six assists. Last year, Johnson,
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  Speaker 1: committed to Lyndenwood, had four goals and six assists. Main
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  Speaker 1: Brawley had nine goals and seven assists as a freshman.
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  Speaker 1: Senior defender Kayleie Smith is committed to Dubuque, senior midfielder
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  Speaker 1: Peyton Brawley to Wisconsin Oshkosh, senior defender Olivia Giles to Maryville,
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  Speaker 1: and senior defender Destiny Luna to the College of DuPage.
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  Speaker 1: With several experienced players returning, we expect to be very
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  Speaker 1: competitive this season, Arias said. Our experience, combined with the
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  Speaker 1: energy and talent of our younger players, gives us a
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  Speaker 1: balanced and motivated team. We look forward to challenging every
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  Speaker 1: opponent and competing with some of the top programs on
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  Speaker 1: our schedule. Coach jan Leal last year's record six eight
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  Speaker 1: six overall loss to Plainfield North in Regional semi final.
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  Speaker 1: Top returning players Caddie Sloan sr M, Gabby McPhee SRM,
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  Speaker 1: Kenzie Coleman SRM, Olivia Hamilton junior M, Keelan Quick sr D,
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  Speaker 1: Kiara Taghap Junior M, Lizzie Quaid Junior M. Top new
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  Speaker 1: players Anna Herman, Fouer, Kelsey Pembroke, f R. Warreth, noting
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  Speaker 1: the Wolves return seven starters. Coleman had twelve goals and
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  Speaker 1: an assist last year and Sloan eleven goals and six assists.
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  Speaker 1: We should be pretty solid this year, Leal said. We
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  Speaker 1: have a lot of players that are going to contribute
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  Speaker 1: to our offensive style of play. We will be good
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  Speaker 1: on the defensive side of the but we are bringing
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  Speaker 1: in a whole new back line with only one returning
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  Speaker 1: player on the back line. Coach Chloe Davis last year's
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  Speaker 1: record three fifteen to one. Overall. Top returning players Leyla
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  Speaker 1: Miller Sr, GK Britney Vasquez Sr, d Chelsea Navarez Junior,
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  Speaker 1: D Taylor Readerer Sr, M, Lamia House Sr. M Azalea Salgado, So,
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  Speaker 1: m Alazi Alamo CSR, Baranda de la Torre, Pena Junior f.
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  Speaker 1: Top new players Frida Dunlap Sr, Jayleny Cazrez Junior, Valeria
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  Speaker 1: Martinez Junior, Micah Servantes, So, Abigail Talk Squeef Frau, Joretzi,
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  Speaker 1: Castro for Eden, Roscha for Gennz, carry On for Worth,
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  Speaker 1: noting the Reapers return eight starters for first year. Head
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  Speaker 1: coach Davis Miller made ninety five saves in goal. Last year,
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  Speaker 1: Salgado had seven goals in nine assists. Readerer had six
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  Speaker 1: goals and three assists, and House three goals. We have
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  Speaker 1: a great group of players this year, with talent across
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  Speaker 1: all grade levels, Davis said. Our main focus this season
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  Speaker 1: will be on player development, building team chemistry, and establishing
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  Speaker 1: the style of play. We want our program to represent
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  Speaker 1: coach Lauren Hoppinstead. Last year's record six ten to one overall,
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  Speaker 1: lost in first round of playoffs to Mattia Valley. Top
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  Speaker 1: returning players Lindsay Ingemunsen Junior, f Amy Gusman sr, D,
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  Speaker 1: Claire Cook Sr. D, Ashland Peterson Junior, D M Lizzie
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  Speaker 1: Viramontes Junior, m Ashley mccalo Sr. M f Rowan Garic Junior,
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  Speaker 1: m F Hannah Wall Junior, m Amrie goldbro Sr D,
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  Speaker 1: M Jazzy Ortega, so, Leila Leo jor M, f Addie
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  Speaker 1: Batham Junior, d Elise Witwiki Ceser, f Ama Binge as GK.
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  Speaker 1: Top new players Hannah Sester Faffer, Tessa Craft, far fire
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  Speaker 1: Worth noting. Yorkville enters the season with momentum after a
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  Speaker 1: year of significant growth. The Foxes bring a balanced, battle
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  Speaker 1: tested lineup to the pitch, featuring a dynamic offense led
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  Speaker 1: by returning leading scorer Inga Munsen and a veteran defense
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  Speaker 1: anchored by three year varsity starters Guzman and cook Ingamunsen
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  Speaker 1: scored four goals and assisted a fifth in a game
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  Speaker 1: against Juliette Central last season, and had two goal games
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  Speaker 1: against Rockford East and East Aurora. Having proven they can
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  Speaker 1: compete in tight, high level games, the Foxes are ready
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  Speaker 1: to push for even stronger results this spring. Hopinstead said