Girls First Team

Prissillaa Arambul Sonoraville, Sr.

Arambul was Sonoraville’s most reliable player on defense as she completed her high school career as a four-year varsity starter at defender. The senior also scored five goals despite battling a late-season injury that kept her out of the team’s playoff game.

Hannah Dimeler Calhoun, Fr.

Dimeler burst onto the scene as a freshman and had a knack for putting the ball in the back of the net. The forward scored 12 goals, which was good enough for second on the team, and several of those came in clutch moments to help Calhoun into the playoffs.

Michelly Huitanda Calhoun, Sr.

Huitanda contributed offensively and defensively for the Lady Jackets with two goals and five assists while also shutting down opposing offensive threats. The senior could sit back and stop opposing offensive players or push forward to help with the attack.

Deya Irick Sonoraville, Jr.

Irick’s speed was an X-factor for the Lady Phoenix this past season as she stretched opposing defenses to their limit in many games. Once the junior forward got in the open field she was dynamic as a goal scorer with 10 on the season. She also had six assists.

Mia Smith Calhoun, Soph.

Smith continued to improve her skills as a goalkeeper this season for Calhoun and came through with a multitude of huge stops. As a sophomore, she recorded 82 saves and helped make sure the defense was in the proper position in front of her.

Emily Sorrow Calhoun, Jr.

Sorrow was Calhoun’s top scorer as the junior finished with 13 goals. She stretched the defense from her forward position and also set up her teammates for shots as she finished with five assists as well. Her speed was hard for opponents to try to shut down.

Averi Walraven Sonoraville, Soph.

Walraven was the nerve center of the team from her center midfielder position. She used her aggressive play and dribbling skills to control possession and facilitate many of Sonoraville’s offensive attacks. The sophomore had 10 goals and three assists.