The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association will host its girls soccer state tournament from June 18 to 20 at Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee, bringing together the top high school teams from across the state.
Among the contenders, the undefeated Kiel Warriors, boasting a 24‑0‑1 record and the No. 1 ranking in Division 3, enter the semifinals with confidence after dominant regional performances that included 9‑0 and 8‑0 victories and two 2‑0 wins in the sectional round.
Semifinal Showdowns
Kiel’s next test will be a clash with No. 3 New Berlin Eisenhower, a team that finished the regular season at 14‑2‑3, while Ozaukee/Random Lake, the fourth‑ranked squad in Division 4, will meet top‑seeded Xavier, a 21‑1 powerhouse.
Star Players
Kiel’s senior midfielder Taavi Saeger leads the state with 49 goals and 21 assists, complemented by sophomore forward Deanna Schwaller’s 29 goals and 19 assists and goalkeeper Mya Langenfeld, who maintains a .368 goals‑against average and a seven‑match clean‑sheet streak. For Ozaukee/Random Lake, sophomore forward Mya Schroeder tops the state in goals with 52 and sits second in points with 117, while junior forward Lexi Gruman adds 12 goals and 13 assists and sophomore midfielder Alexis Wilson contributes 10 goals and four assists.