The 2026 All‑Centennial League girls soccer season concluded with a wave of recognition for standout performances across the league.
Player of the Year: Makayla Sellyei
Cherokee Trail’s senior forward Makayla Sellyei was crowned Player of the Year after a season that saw her net 28 goals and provide 12 assists, leading her team to a district championship.
Coaches across the league praised Sellyei’s vision, work rate and ability to influence games in critical moments, making her the clear choice for the top honor.
First Team Selections
The first team features players from Cherokee Trail, Eaglecrest, Grandview, Smoky Hill, Arapahoe, Cherry Creek and Mullen, reflecting the depth of talent throughout the league.
Three athletes from Cherokee Trail earned spots on the first team, underscoring the program’s consistent excellence.
Coach of the Year: Matt Degitis
Mullen head coach Matt Degitis was named Coach of the Year after guiding his squad to a surprise playoff run and instilling a defensive discipline that limited opponents to under a goal per game.
Degitis’s strategic adjustments mid‑season were credited with turning close contests into victories, a factor that resonated with voting coaches.
Second Team Highlights
The second team also draws talent from the same seven schools, showcasing a competitive depth that made final selections difficult.
Several underclassmen earned second‑team honors, signaling a promising pipeline of talent for the next season.
The comprehensive list of honorees will be published in the upcoming edition of the Aurora Sentinel, where detailed player profiles and statistical breakdowns will be featured.