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Bridgette Andrzejewski, McDonogh School (Owings Mills, Md.), Jr,. North Carolina

Already a three-time All-State first-team pick, Andrzejewski led McDonogh to a perfect season and a SIMA FAB 50 No. 1 fall ranking. The standout forward had 32 goal and 11 assists while playing 13 matches. She has 76 career goals, which ranks second in school history to former professional/National Team/North Carolina performer Laurie Schwoy. Like many of the other first-team selections, Andrzejewski is a member of the U.S. Soccer Under-20 National Team player pool. 

Madison Gonzalez, Maria Carrillo (Santa Rosa, Calif.), Jr., Santa Clara

The two-time Press Democrat Player of the Year, Gonzalez has led Maria Carrillo to a 60-0-2 run during her three years. The programs sports a 72-match undefeated streak heading into the 2015 season. During the 2014 campaign, Gonzalez had 23 goals and 21 assists. Over the past two years, she's been involved in 80 goals (44 goals, 36 assists).

Hana Kerner, Northern Highlands (Allendale, N.J.), Sr., Virginia

The Newark Star-Ledger and MSG Varsity Player of the Year also is a Under-20 National Team participant. Kerner scored 21 goals in 2014, capped with a hat trick in a state final win over Colts Neck. During her four-year run at Northern Highlands, she helped the team to a 93-1-1 record, which included an 88-match undefeated streak and a 65-match win streak.

Reilly Martin, Brebeuf Jesuit (Indianpolis, Ind.), Sr., Michigan

Martin delivered 29 goals and 27 assists while leading Brebeuf Jesuit to a 22-1 season. She finished her career with 65 goals and 62 assists. Martin is part of the U.S. Soccer Under-20 National Team player pool. 

Midfielders

Gabriella Carreiro, Nipmuc Regional (Upton, Mass.), Sr., Boston College

Carreiro scored 11 of her 28 goals during the playoffs, leading Nipmuc to a state title and a 22-1-1 final record. She also added 12 assists. She was a two-time conference player of the year and is a member of the U.S. Soccer Under-20 National Team. 

Karlie Paschall, Ravenwood (Brentwood, Tenn.), So., Duke

Another youth national team member, Paschall exploded on the high school scene last fall with Ravenwood, scoring 42 goals and adding 19 assists. She netted 14 goals with five assists in seven playoff matches, leading the team to a state semifinal appearance. 

Taylor Racioppi, Ocean Township (Oakhurst, N.J.), Sr., Duke

One of the nation's top prospects, Racioppi delivered an MVP performance at the High School All-American Game in December. During the high school season, she scored 20 goals and added five assists. Racioppi plays for the U.S. Soccer Women's Under-20 National Team, and she scored a goal against Brazil last month as the U.S. took second in the NTC Invitational.  

Sydney Zandi, Henderson (West Chester, Pa.), So., Virginia

Zandi scored 22 goals and added eight assists in 15 matches with West Chester Henderson. She missed four matches due to U.S. Under-17 National Team obligations. She is already a two-time first-team all-conference selection. 

Defenders

Alana Cook, Pennington School (Pennington, N.J.), Sr., Stanford

A past captain of the Under-17 National Team and a member of the Under-20 National Team, Cook also is a two-time Prep Player of the Year in New Jersey. Despite playing central defender, Cook got into the offensive end as well, finishing with 12 goals and eight assists. 

Abbey Porter, Skyline (Sammamish, Wash.), Sr., Washington State

A two-time Washington first-team all-state selection, Porter helped her high school squad to four straight state tournament appearances, winning two state titles. 

Annika Schmidt, Zionsville (Zionsville, Ind.), Sr., Connecticut

Schmidt was a co-MVP for the West squad at the High School All-American Game. A four-year varsity player, Schmidt has served as team captain for her high school squad, along with her ECNL club team and the US Youth Soccer Region II ODP team. She had seven goals and assists during her high school career.

Goalkeeper

Samantha Leshnak, Mount Notre Dame (Cincinnati, Ohio), Sr., North Carolina

Leshnak posted 11 shutouts and was named the Greater Cincinnati Catholic League Player of the Year. Leshnak is a member of the Under-20 National Team, and was recently rostered during the team's second-place finish at the NTC Invitational.

Coach of the Year

Brandon Silva Immaculate Heart Academy (Twp. of Washington, N.J.) 

Silva replaced a coaching legend at IHA and is setting quite a high bar after only two seasons. Silva's IHA squd went 22-0 in 2014, pinning the only losses on perennial powers Northern Highlands (to end the team's 88-match undefeated streak) and Massapequa (N.Y.), the team's lone loss in a state title season. Silva sports a 41-2-1 record at IHA after taking over for Steve Silver, who went 313-38-7 during his tenure at the school.

Fall Player of the Year

Bridgette Andrzejewsk, McDonogh

           

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F	Averie Collins	Bozeman (Bozeman, Mont.)	Sr.	Stanford
F	Madison Schultz	Edmonds-Woodway (Edmonds, Wash.)	Jr.	North Carolina
F	Kelsey Turnbow	Central Valley (Spokane, Wash.)	So.	Santa Clara
F	Taylor Ziemer	Montgomery (Santa Rosa, Calif.)	Jr.	Virginia
MF	Lucy Davidson	Scappoose (Scappoose, Ore.)	Jr.	Portland
MF	Emma Hasco	Upper St. Clair (Upper St. Clair, Pa.)	Jr.	Penn State
MF	Elizabeth Kinkler	Lenape (Medford, N.J.)	Sr.	Wake Forest
MF	Lauren Nemeroff	Dixie Heights (Crestview Hills, Ky.)	Sr.	Kentucky
MF	Jessica Udovich	Puyallup (Puyallup, Wash.)	Sr.	Washington
D	Payton Atkins	Turpin (Cincinnati, Ohio)	Sr.	Kentucky
D	Jennifer Haskel	Ridge (Basking Ridge, N.J.)	Sr.	Northwestern
GK	Kelsey Dossey	Avon (Avon, Ind.)	Sr.	Missouri