Girls Academy Finals Wrap in Richmond
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Kacey Costello
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 2029
MF
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NEFC
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Quinn Fahey
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 2029
D
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Galaxy SC (IL)
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Dahlia Hutchins
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 2030
F
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Lamorinda SC
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Bristol Kersh
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 2026
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Tophat SC
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Sloane Kocoloski
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 2029
D
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NEFC
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Chloe Layfield
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 2027
F
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Tophat SC
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Kathryn McLaughlin
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 2028
MF
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Sporting Nebraska FC
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Jasylene Ortega
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 2028
MF
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Galaxy SC (IL)
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Ana Lucia Ramos
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 2027
MF
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Tophat SC
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Mya Schroeder
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 2028
F
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North Shore United (WI)
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Ashley Scott
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 2027
D
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Tophat SC
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Brooklyn St. James
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 2028
MF
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SC del Sol
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Sophia Torres
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 2027
GK
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Lamorinda SC
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Isabelle York
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 2029
MF
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Tophat SC
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The Girls Academy League season came to an end on Sunday, with the finals wrapping up the 2025-26 season.
Five teams clinched crowns, including two wins for City SC out of Southern California.
Here are the winners and individual awards announced from Richmond.
Under-17: Tophat SC
In a rematch of this spring’s Champions Cup final, Tophat SC once again bested SC del Sol in Richmond.
The 4-1 win over the Arizona side capped up another extraordinary season for Tophat, as their vaunted 2009 age group lived up to its hype. Ana Lucia Ramos, Chloe Layfield, Bristol Kersh and Isabelle York found the back of the net in the win.
In all, the offense scored 10 goals across three games on the way to a victory.
Golden Boot: Brooklyn St. James, SC del Sol
Golden Glove: Sophia Torres, Lamorinda SC
MVP: Ashley Scott, Tophat
Under-16: Galaxy SC (IL)
A stout defense powered Galaxy SC to three shutouts in Richmond, and consequently, the U16 national title.
The weekend began with a 2-0 win over Midwest United in the quarterfinals, followed by a narrow 1-0 defeat of Indy Premier.
The exclamation point on the defensive effort came in the title matchup, a meeting with a high-powered City SC White attack. Once again, Galaxy’s back line did the job, securing a 1-0 win. Quinn Fahey delivered the winning goal in the final.
Golden Boot: Kathryn McLaughlin, Sporting Nebraska/Mya Schroeder, North Shore United
Golden Glove: Quinn Fahey, Galaxy SC (IL)
MVP: Jasylene Ortega, Galaxy SC (IL)
Under-15: NEFC Red
New England FC got hot at the right time, winning the Under-15 title thanks to a narrow 2-1 win against Tophat SC Gold in Sunday’s finale. Avery Brown tallied a dramatic winner after Kacey Costello and Caroline Sellers exchanged goals.
The U15 champs began finals with a 5-1 win against Keystone FC in the quarterfinals, with Stella Fabrizio playing an instrumental role in the attack. Semifinals featured a matchup against a talented SC del Sol team; Sloane Kocoloski and Kacey Costello scored both goals in the second half of a 2-0 victory.
Golden Boot: Julia Molina, Kings Hammer SC
Golden Glove: Giuliana Uminsky, NEFC Red
MVP: Kacey Costello, NEFC Red
Under-14: City SC White
After spinning off three wins in three games, City SC White emerged triumphant in the 2012 age group.
Opening the event with a 5-0 quarterfinal win over Seacoast United, City SC secured a title with back-to-back 2-1 victories. That included a title tilt triumph versus SJEB FC. Julianna Bodnar and Championship MVP Kayla Nelson scored in the final.
Golden Boot: Dahlia Hutchins, Lamorinda SC
Golden Glove: Mya Hamrick, City SC White
MVP: Kayla Nelson, City SC White
Under-13: City SC White
The Southern California side ensured a second triumph of the day, edging the Michigan Jaguars in a penalty shootout.
The two sides battled it out to a 1-1 draw in the final, before City SC clinched the crown with a 5-4 victory from the spot. Mia Egoian gave City the lead in the 47th minute before Michigan Jaguars equalized through Vivienne Sabala. Neither side scored again.
Golden Boot: Abigail Bennett, Rhode Island Surf
Golden Glove: Harper Hellebuyck, Michigan Jaguars
MVP: Mia Egoian, City SC White
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