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Maya Davidson, Ozark CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT DAVIDSON
Davidson was a central figure in the area’s highest-scoring offense. One of the area’s most versatile players, she played midfield and up top for the Tigers this past spring and brings a physical presence to the pitch. Davidson finished with 30 goals and 14 assists in the 2016 season. As a team, Ozark scored 128 goals and finished 20-4 overall while going undefeated in COC-Large play.
Brionna Halverson, Bolivar CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT HALVERSON
A three-time all-state selection, Halverson led Bolivar to a memorable state quarterfinal run this past spring. She finished 2016 with a team-high 57 goals plus 11 assists. Halverson’s scored the game’s only goal in the Liberators’ 1-0 win against Catholic in a Class 2 district final, which ended Catholic’s streak of seven consecutive Final Four appearances. For her career, the Saint Louis University commit has 108 goals and 24 assists as a Liberator.
Alex Johnson, Nixa – CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT JOHNSON
Following in the steps of former teammates Payton DeHart (2013, ’14) and Alyson Galler (’15), Johnson continues Nixa soccer’s streak of 1 Awards nominees. Johnson had a team-high 27 goals to go with 11 assists amid Nixa winning another district title and reaching the state quarterfinals for the fourth consecutive season. During an impressive two-game stretch, she accounted for all seven of Nixa’s goals as the Eagles beat Republic 3-0 and Carl Junction 4-2.
Alyson Reinold, Kickapoo – CLICK HERE FOR MORE ON REINOLD
Described as a “crafty” player by coach Phil Hodge, Reinold boasts a well-rounded game. The former midfielder predominantly played forward for the Chiefs in 2016, where she contributed 17 goals and 8 assists. She had an integral role during restarts, taking free kicks, set pieces and corner kicks for the Chiefs. Kickapoo posted a final record of 21-4-2, including regular season wins over Nixa, Ozark, Catholic and state-ranked teams Jefferson City and Nerinx Hall.
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