The Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association on Tuesday unveiled the 2026 Girls Soccer All‑State selections, a roster that celebrates the state’s top high school talent. The announcement, which spotlights 11 players on the Second Team and dozens more on the First Team, underscores the depth of competition across Wisconsin’s high school soccer landscape.
From the Fox River Valley, De Pere junior midfielder Adaiah Rezachek earned a spot on the Second Team, joining an elite group of eleven statewide recipients. Her midfield dynamism and defensive acumen have been key drivers for the Redmen this season.
In the Northwoods, Bay Port’s senior midfielder Macie Brosteau and junior defender Aubrey Friendshuh received All‑State honors, reflecting a season marked by relentless pressure and disciplined defending. Their contributions helped the Pirates secure a conference championship.
Luxemburg‑Casco’s senior forward Emi Kuhn was also recognized with All‑State accolades. As the offensive spearhead for the Spartans, Kuhn orchestrated a high‑scoring attack that propelled the team to a top‑five finish in the regional standings.
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Arrowhead senior midfielder Amara Leppla was crowned the 2026 Wisconsin Girls Soccer Player of the Year. Leppla’s 28 goals and 12 assists set a new benchmark for offensive production in the state.
The recognition extends beyond individual accolades, highlighting the growing prominence of girls soccer in Wisconsin. With each season, the state’s programs continue to raise the bar, fostering talent that attracts college scouts and inspires younger athletes.